

Mindloop by One Life Remains:
This game is controlled by a mental brain wave thingy. Each color is associated with a brain activity type (Focus, relax, …). You need to be in that state to make the cube come back on the road. The road is the inside of a cylinder so the track is never-ending. The tricky part here is that if you manage to go through the first time doesn’t mean you can do it again easily. And it’s brain tiring
Why do I blog this? Next month I’m going to give a speech in Boston at the AAAS conference about the design issues related to brain-computer interfaces. This game is a good example to introduce some of the concepts I want to address there.