IQ Masters - Brain Games

Logic games with a self-assessment angle

IQ Masters - Brain Games combines short brain-training puzzles with tests focused on personality, emotional intelligence, anxiety and ADHD-related traits. It suits people who want more than a single type of puzzle: you can work through logic challenges, then use the assessment tools for guided self-reflection. The app is developed by Deep Flow Apps and sits in the Education category.

What you can do

• Play reasoning games: Challenges such as Towers of Hanoi and Draw One Line exercise planning, spatial thinking and problem solving.
• Try personal tests: The app includes EQ, personality and male archetype assessments, alongside anxiety and ADHD tests.
• Mix activity types: Its content moves between game-like tasks and questionnaire-based exercises, making it less repetitive than a puzzle-only app.

A broad collection in one app

The main appeal is variety. Someone looking for a few minutes of mental exercise can focus on the games, while someone more interested in understanding their habits or responses can explore the assessment section. These tests are best treated as informal prompts for reflection, not clinical evaluations or a substitute for professional advice.

Why it made the cut

IQ Masters has a substantial user base, with 10,000,000+ installs and a 4.35 rating from 125,182 reviews. Those figures do not make every result meaningful, but they do indicate that the app has found a durable audience. It is a sensible pick for users who want logic exercises and lightweight self-assessment in the same place, without installing separate apps for each.