From the very first level, I was hooked by the clean visuals, smooth design, and clever mix of challenge and learning. The three puzzle types—Links, Chrono, and This or That—keep things fresh and make every game feel unique. I love how the themes range from science and history to pop culture, so you’re always learning something new while having fun. The balance is perfect: easy to pick up for a quick brain boost but still satisfying and thought-provoking. The reward system with medals and knowledge points adds a nice touch without feeling pushy, and the lack of intrusive ads makes the experience even better. Overall, Spark is the perfect combination of smart, relaxing, and addictively fun. Highly recommend it to anyone who loves puzzles or wants to make their screen time feel a little more meaningful.

As a daily user of Elevate, I was genuinely thrilled to learn that the developers were creating a new app. Unlike Elevate, which primarily focuses on reading, writing, math, and retention skills, Spark offers something fresh and exciting. With a wide array of engaging categories in science, history, pop culture, and more, it feels like a delightful breath of fresh air. I’ve really been enjoying it so far and can’t wait to see what future updates will bring! Until then, I can already tell that Spark will be a wonderful addition to my daily routine. If you’re as eager to expand your knowledge as I am and want to keep your mind sharp while impressing your friends with fun trivia, I wholeheartedly recommend downloading both this app and Elevate!

I pre-ordered this game because I thought the title puzzles for smart people was super cute! Well, I’m super glad I did! My husband and daughter have now played and both enjoy it very much!My two favorite things about this app are:1) The format of the games is unique and challenging, yet it somehow manages to keep you guessing. Despite there only currently existing three modes of play, the gamemakers thoughtfully choose categories to ensure variety.2) After each round, there is a brief informative section that is optional for you to review relevant to the day’s theme. For those who would like to learn more about things they don't know, it provides an opportunity to do so!

Spark offers more of the same colorful and user friendly educational content that its sibling app Elevate does, just more focused in on puzzles, offering a specific theme each day from a different expert. There are three games available, a fourth to come at some point, but I’ve already learned some fascinating things from the existing games. Similarly to elevate, I can’t recall too many ads (I did become a lifetime subscriber to Elevate after a while), the only pay wall I’ve encountered is to access my archive of finished puzzles, which I have no interest in yet.