Singapore – How fast can your brain switch between tasks and how long can it focus, when constantly forced to make split second decisions? Find out by picking up “Source Point,” a deceptively simple mobile game from OrionArts. Rotate an 8-section color-wheel to catch balls of the matching color which is being projected from the center of the wheel and see how long you can keep up.

According to Earl Miller, a neuroscientist, humans simply cannot focus on more than one thing at a time. Often mistaken as an ability to “multitask,” what the brain actually does instead is to simply switch its focus at an astonishing speed.

Featuring original game play, in Source Point you will discover just how well you can “multitask” and switch your focus between steering the wheel and keeping track of which ball comes first. You’ll also find out more about your spatial awareness; how well you can perceive speed and distances through this game?

The game also requires finesse to time the turning of the colored wheel and also keep up with the increasing number of colored balls screaming for attention. Being just “fast” is not going to cut it, and whatever it is, try not to drop the ball. If, unfortunately, your thinking gears are not switching fast enough, this game may also help to up your ability to prioritize and synchronize actions to what the brain is thinking and what the eyes are seeing.

Source Point is a game for the brain-age fanatics, or casual gamers who want to exercise their brains and reflex. Play with only one finger. Kill time and do some good for your brain while commuting.

Device Requirements:
* iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
* Requires iOS 6.0 or later
* 10.4 MB

Pricing and Availability:
Source Point 1.0 is Free and available worldwide through the App Store in the Games category. There is also an Android version available on Google Play. For more information about our games, visit OrionArts online.

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Source Point 1.0
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