Ape Test
Ape Test
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Ape Test

Master your photographic memory with the scientifically-backed brain trainer that challenges you to beat Ayumu’s legendary 210ms record.

Key Figures

Downloads

118K+

User Rating

4.4/5

Total Ratings

100

Publisher

Thorsten Seitz

Category

Games

Locales

2

Latest Version

5.0

Size

19.6 MB

First Released

Apr 1, 2010
Features

Master Your Photographic Memory

Can you outsmart a chimpanzee? Train your brain using the world-famous Ayumu test and push your cognitive limits through real scientific trials.

The Ayumu Challenge

Take on the exact test that proved chimpanzees have superior short-term memory. Memorize 9 numbers in just 210 milliseconds.

Adaptive Training Modes

Personalize your workout by adjusting difficulty and exposure times. Gradually decrease the visibility of numbers to sharpen your visual processing.

The following screenshots and description are sourced directly from the app's official store listing and are the property of the app developer.

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Screenshots

Ape Test - Ape Test app home screen featuring a chimpanzee profile and game difficulty settings

Ape Test app home screen featuring a chimpanzee profile and game difficulty settings

Ape Test - Screenshot of the Ape Test app showing a grid of numbers to memorize with a faint chimpanzee background and game statistics

Screenshot of the Ape Test app showing a grid of numbers to memorize with a faint chimpanzee background and game statistics

Ape Test - Instructional pop-up in the Ape Test app explaining how to complete the memory challenge

Instructional pop-up in the Ape Test app explaining how to complete the memory challenge

Ape Test - Performance statistics and success rate graph in the Ape Test memory training app

Performance statistics and success rate graph in the Ape Test memory training app

Ape Test - Ape Test app screen showing memory performance statistics and a chimpanzee profile illustration.

Ape Test app screen showing memory performance statistics and a chimpanzee profile illustration.

Description

Test and train your photographic memory! Can you keep up with the chimpanzee Ayumu? You have to memorize the positions of up to nine numbers within a very short time span. The chimpanzee Ayumu accomplishes this masterfully, even if he has seen the numbers for just 210 milliseconds. The human test persons undergoing the same test performed worse. What about you? What can you grasp with a glance? For training you can set longer time spans (and less than nine numbers). There is even a special setting for hiding the numbers only when the first one is touched. Ayumu did start his training like that, too, by the way (although he did have to learn first that numbers are ordered). You can track your progress with several statistics (Ayumu prefers raisins ;-). The application is based on real trials with chimpanzees which were performed in 2007 in Japan.

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