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DanielA216813
Contributor ⭐
June 24, 2025

Thanks for sharing the article. I play brain games regularly to support brain health, things like chess, memory apps, and quick puzzles. A little daily challenge goes a long way in keeping the mind sharp and active.

Contributor ⭐
August 7, 2025

  I try this word game where you guess the homophone answers to clues.    For example:   if the clue is   More Courageous Rock   the answer would be   " Bolder   Boulder."    You have the option of typing in your answer or you can speak it. 

 

If this sounds like a fun challenge give it a try at the website below.  The first 20 puzzles are free and you can play as a guest or sign in to keep track of your progress.  Also, there are no ads to disrupt your play.

 

 

SereneSeagull
Community Champion ⭐
August 25, 2025

Love all the word games that AARP hosts here.  Word Wipe, Outspell, Codeword, crosswords.  In addition to enriching our vocabulary and critical thinking, I think these games also improve eye-hand coordination as well.  

Community Champion ⭐
February 13, 2026

I love playing the AARP version of backgammon. I wish it earned rewards points!

 

Woo hoo, just got a high score of 344 in backgammon!

SereneSeagull
Community Champion ⭐
February 13, 2026

I agree.  Love it, very relaxing

Community Champion ⭐
March 12, 2026


I just scored 314
playing Backgammon on AARP Games. ⭐⭐⭐⭐
https://games.aarp.org/games/backgammon