Starts the game at that point, as if you had played up to it. Your real game is kept safe, and you can bring it back with "Restore my real game".
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Doors and Screens was designed around ideas from the U.S. POINTER study, one of the largest studies ever done on protecting memory and thinking as we get older.
In the study, 2,111 adults aged 60 to 79 who were at higher risk of memory decline followed a healthy-lifestyle program for two years. Both groups in the study improved their thinking and memory scores. The group with the more structured program, with regular coaching and check-ins, improved the most. The researchers reported that the program helped protect thinking and memory from the normal decline that often comes with aging.
The memory challenges in this game, like remembering sequences, recalling details, matching pairs, spotting patterns and answering riddles, give your brain the kind of workout that was one part of the POINTER program.
Brain games alone are not the whole story. POINTER combined several healthy habits, and it is the combination that made the difference:
This game is for fun and practice, not medical advice. Talk with your doctor before starting a new exercise or eating plan.
Source: Baker LD, et al. Structured vs Self-Guided Multidomain Lifestyle Interventions for Global Cognitive Function: The US POINTER Randomized Clinical Trial. JAMA. 2025;334(8):681–691. doi:10.1001/jama.2025.12923. Read the article in JAMA
A helicopter is waiting to fly you over the Nevada desert, past the edge of Area 51, to a small house with a strange front door.
You can work on the puzzle anytime. Press "Open the jigsaw puzzle" above.
Everything is on hold: the scene, the voices and the sounds.
Press P or Esc to pause and resumeWatch the lights, then tap them in the same order. Win a round to unlock a letter of the answer.
For a bigger view, turn your phone sideways or press Bigger board, then swipe to move around.
More rooms are coming in the next chapter.