Written by Aczon on Wednesday, January 16, 2008

Free! Mastersoft January Giveaway!


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Alright! Lets the change the mood a little here at the Contest Factory. We always believe all work and no play makes our oompa loompa an ugly boy. This time we will be giving away three (3) great software from Mastersoft.

update: wolfie was able to find the booboo that I did on the past two contest, thus there will be only two winners. Winners will still have a choice of either Brain School, SuDoku, or Kakuro, Good Luck!

Brain School brain trainer v1.10

This is a brain trainer with a difference ….. 20 amazingly addictive and FUN puzzles, each at 5 increasing levels of difficulty. Not only fun, but it will train your brain across a wide range of differing aptitudes such as; Verbal, Spatial, Numerical, and Musical …….. challenge your brain and make sure it’s functioning at it’s optimum potential!

Ultimate Brain Trainer!
What a pity school days were never this much fun. This is one school from which you’ll NEVER be tempted to play truant!!!!

Can you graduate from Brain School ?

A few more screenshots … there are 20 different games + 4 types of test and progress reports. Check your improvement in mental agility every day!

SuDoku V2

Jump on board with the New World Craze Puzzle Sensation !

Not since Tetris© and the Rubik Cube© has there been anything like it.
Simply enter the digits 1 to 9 in the grid without repeating in rows, columns or boxes. Easy.

How hard can it be?

Kakuro V1

Need Something Harder ?

Kakuro is the latest craze to come from the land of the rising sun.

In fact it’s a bigger hit in Japan than SuDoku !

Similar rules but much more addictive…

Okay, guys and gals, you know the drill.

  • Leave a comment to enter
  • Tell me your favorite Brain School game (shoot me some screenies) and double your chances.
  • Tell me what Kakuro means and triple your chances Tell me what’s the hardest puzzle game that you’ve played to triple your chances.
  • One instant win. On the past two contest, I made a booboo, and no one seems to have noticed. First one to post the answer wins.

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wolfie
Jan 15, 2008

Wow. I am the first one to join :) Great contest – Mastersoft make one of the finest logic games on the market. Thanks JAMM!


wolfie
Jan 15, 2008

I like Plastic Puzzle (Tangram thingie). Hopefully I am not the only one to like this puzzle ;)


wolfie
Jan 15, 2008

Word Kakuro is derived from japanese “KAsan KUROsu”, which translates to english as “addition cross”, other popular english names are “Cross Sums” and “Cross Addition”. Nikoli Corp. (the inventors of Kakuro) translate kakuro into english as “Cross Sum”.
Other japanese term for Kakuro is Samukurosu (“sum cross”).


Aczon
Jan 15, 2008

Wow wolfie, you’re going for the gold here I see. LOL.

Thanks for playing. I might change the second part on how to increase the chances of winning since you already got that taken care of.

I always wonder what it means, great job!

:P


wolfie
Jan 15, 2008

Bonus BooBoo answer: I think you are referring to this sentence in Inesoft contest: “That’s nine (9) license for each of the JAMM fanatics winners!” Particularly to the word “each” that in this context means that JAMM is going to give away 27 licenses alltogether (3 licenses of each of three programs for each one of three winners). Correct sentence should be “That is three (3) licenses…” or “That is nine (9) licenses for JAMM fanatics winners!”


pedah
Jan 15, 2008

I can see the mistake, Charlie!


melvynadam
Jan 15, 2008

Count me in. Just stopped playing Kakuro (my favorite of their titles) to enter the contest.


wolfie
Jan 15, 2008

I found the booboo – you made the contests end in january of the last year – 1.6.07 and 1.12.07 – should be 08 at the end. It happens to me too :D I think everyone needs to adjust to the date change.


Aczon
Jan 16, 2008

Yay! You got it wolfie. You are the first Charlie and the Contest Factory “Instant” winner. Congratulations!


provost
Jan 16, 2008

I like Brain School, haven’t played Kakuro yet. Most difficult? Plastic puzzle is quite challenging.


wolfie
Jan 16, 2008

### non contest entry ###

@ Charlie

Thanks! Sorry you had to update the webpage because of me ;)
If I am the first instant (just add the water and stir :D ) winner, then nobody guessed the correct state in the Inesoft contest… Will you reveal this mystery to us?

Regards,

wolfie


Aczon
Jan 16, 2008

That’s quite alright, wolfie. In fact, it’s more fun when our readers actually participate, and have fun.

No, I don’t believe anyone have guess it correctly. I still need to double check. :P


The King
Jan 19, 2008

Hope I can make it in time for this contest :) Interesting prize, even more interesting questions, but not many contenders in this one…


The King
Jan 19, 2008

Favorite Brain School game of mine is School Bus – especially at higher levels when pupils go in and out of the bus simultaneously at a high pace – it trains your memory, eyes (perception) and basic math operations capability (add/subtract) at the same time. Very challenging.


The King
Jan 19, 2008

Hardest puzzle game? From the Brain School games it is Syllables. Why? Because it is focused on (native) English speakers unlike the rest of the Brain School games. Division into syllables in English is something that is basic on one hand, but it is seldom taught (it is even hard to find in English exercise books). Rules for this division are different for each language. But I like it because it forces me to learn English better :D

And from the other games – Neverhood (a 1997 PC game with unforgettable graphic design and main character – Clayman) had some pretty wicked puzzles.

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