Hi everyone,
While preparing for a competitive exam, I have been thinking a lot about how to control my attention, mental reflexes, and stress tolerance during exams. Besides traditional study methods, I stumbled upon an online game called PolyTrack: a free, no-download, low-slung off-road racing game that requires a lot of visual acuity and hand-eye coordination.
The gameplay is simple yet challenging: you have to navigate tight turns and maintain focus to avoid getting sidetracked. This made me think that perhaps practicing with games like this could help train your mind for timed tests, logic tests, or high-pressure situations.
Do you think alternative tools like mini online games can have a real impact on competitive exam preparation (e.g., in controlling concentration and mental reflexes)?
Or do they simply run the risk of being distracting and wasting valuable study time?
I would love to know if anyone has tried similar methods, or if you think they could complement traditional preparation techniques.
Thanks to anyone willing to share their thoughts!
While preparing for a competitive exam, I have been thinking a lot about how to control my attention, mental reflexes, and stress tolerance during exams. Besides traditional study methods, I stumbled upon an online game called PolyTrack: a free, no-download, low-slung off-road racing game that requires a lot of visual acuity and hand-eye coordination.
The gameplay is simple yet challenging: you have to navigate tight turns and maintain focus to avoid getting sidetracked. This made me think that perhaps practicing with games like this could help train your mind for timed tests, logic tests, or high-pressure situations.
Do you think alternative tools like mini online games can have a real impact on competitive exam preparation (e.g., in controlling concentration and mental reflexes)?
Or do they simply run the risk of being distracting and wasting valuable study time?
I would love to know if anyone has tried similar methods, or if you think they could complement traditional preparation techniques.
Thanks to anyone willing to share their thoughts!