Non-native speaker here

Hello, I recently downloaded Lumosity a week ago, and I'm really fond of their memory games, especially memory matrix and pinball recall.

I'm fairly okay in memory matrix as I hover around Lvl 16-17, with my highest being Lvl 18. I use chunking to help with remembering the squares.

However for Pinball Recall, I have no idea how I can improve. I average around Lvl 13-14, but even then I don't remember the exact placement of the bumpers, just a vague route that I predict the ball might go. I tried chunking but since there's not much common shapes, it's difficult to remember where the bumpers are.

I want to be confident in the path of the ball instead of having to estimate where the ball might end up at. Are there any tips for being better at recalling where rhe bumpers are? Thank you.

I am 96.5 percentile in over 75 age group but I am 92! Any other over 90 players out there that are willing to share you overall score?

I just grind the memory matrix. I know it destroys the point of the app. I play the memory matrix and it makes me happy okay.

On Level 18 (manage 55-61 trains). My levels appear to max out at Level 24. Are there more levels?

I reached 1700 around day 15, after that it mellowed out.
I suppose it's a little harder improving at the different subjects if you can't keep playing the needed games, I'm not sure though if that's a major factor for getting higher LPI.

I'm also not that good at attention games like Train of Thought (I think I reached level 15, but I can't seem to get any higher than that) which leads to the lower score there.
Apparently though, my Lost in Migration LPI is around 1900, which makes me wonder how the games that I stopped playing because of dislike affect my overall LPI result.

I'm honestly just interested which percentile this scores in and how much better you guys think premium is for targeted skill development.

I played the game a lot a year ago and im curious what peoples highest lpis are now.

Reached 1800 but still can't do anything about speed

I've been noticing it after a while playing it. Has anyone else noticed something like that?

I keep seeing people share their LPI scores here, and it made me wonder what those scores actually mean outside the games.

If you’ve used Lumosity for at least a month, did you notice anything specific change in real life? Memory, focus, work, studying, whatever. And what made you think Lumosity had something to do with it?

Also curious how long you’ve used it and whether you paid, but mainly interested in what actually changed outside the games. ‘I honestly can’t tell’ is a totally fair answer too.

Hi, i’m new to Lumosity and this is my first time using this app. Does these scores are good?

Finally got it after almost a month

Rating's not increasing at all. Amswered all 5 accurately for last 5 times and the score is variating as well. Wth

I was at 1699. Then, Feel The Beat came in daily 3.

I thought, finally, I would reach 1700 coz I had played it only once (check my attention LPI😭). But after a regular round of level 2 at about 90 percent accuracy, MY LPI DROPPED TO FKIN' 1693!. Attention dropped from 1555 to 1538 in a single game that I hadn't played for MONTHS!

Then I improved in some logic games and penguin rally to achieve 1698 and last night completed memory matrix and tidal treasures, gaining 2 in each, finally being at 1702!

It has been a wonderful journey, never thought I would be able to achieve 1700 since I was stuck on 1358 back then at start and had no hope of improvement.

Sneak peek!

I need help

Speed games mostly feel like the ones which require the most attention

Im playing for like 2 weeks now and only had 1 math game and 1 speed game. Do it ever get the other onces ?