Yes, IQ Test Brain Training Riddles is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
⚠️ The IQ Test Brain Training Riddles app has poor ratings and negative feedback. Users seem unsatisfied with its performance or features.
IQ Test Brain Training Riddles has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is £5.05.
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4.44 out of 5
2,829 ratings in United Kingdom
I like this app but it’s very limited. The IQ test is the same questions repeated over and over again so after a few goes, you will end up with an IQ like Einstein. The other IQ tests are all relating to numerical reasoning/ geometric design and pattern recognition so they are a bit boring / repetitive. For the price paid, it’s not a bad app and there are quite a few games to play but not great.
If you're on a free version of an app you can expect ads, sure, but it ramps up very quickly to the point you're watching ads for far longer than you're actually answering questions. I was getting so frustrated with it that I quit and uninstalled before even getting to the end, don't need a high IQ to work out how predatory this app is
I’ve noticed a few translational errors, but that’s besides the point. A logic based question was “all teachers are weird. some politicians are weird. Which conclusion is correct: 1) Some politicians are teacher 2) No politician is teacher 3) Some politicians are not teacher 4) no answer is logical correct” 1 is plausible, as some politicians who are weird can be teachers who are all weird. 2 is plausible as it might just be a coincidence that no politician is a teacher. 3 is plausible as the politicians who aren’t weird definitely aren’t teachers, and even then if a politician is weird it doesn’t mean he’s a teacher. 4 is therefore impossible because all three of the others are logically correct. I understand this is more of a translational issue, so maybe it would be a better idea to instead of use words for the logic section, to us symbolism (e.g. A = B, C = A, B = ?). Or do some research into Bertrand Russell’s work like Principia Mathematica, which will do a good job of educating you on logical topics.
Don’t bother if you’re trying to use it for free. There’s so many ads
When you go to do an iq test you try and solve three questions then to find out what your iq was you have to pay £8.99 a month for premium.
Gave me an IQ of 141 and I’m a uni drop out, give me a break, it either highly inflates it or lowers it, implying you’re either a genius or a vegetable. The sheer amount of grammar mistakes and terrible spelling will give you a hint as to the reliability of this test. Otherwise, it’s fun, gives you an idea of how these tests measure your IQ but should not be taken seriously (as should any online IQ test)
Do the first test which is 8 puzzles, they want money to explain where you went wrong and make you sit through an hour long advert for some reductive silly children's game.
I like the app but I don’t like the fact that even though you watch a lot of ads you don’t get the explainations/answers. It’s usually watch ads or pay. I’m not paying a subscription so fairly pointless doing it if I’m only told I’m wrong and not even the correct answer let alone the explaination.
Im extremely offended i had a iq score of 81 when my girlfriend got 100 this is out of order im not that stupid :(
Full of spelling and logic errors. Would have thought when judging other people’s IQ one would want to get grammar, spelling and logical progression right as a prerequisite to an accurate assessment?
