Cryptogram Puzzles about Armenia - Complete General Knowledge Puzzles about the Country

Mahesh Sharma

Editora: mds

Sinopse

Puzzles are a fun way for one to develop and refine your fine motor skills. When engaged in playing with puzzles, one is required to pick up, pinch and grasp pieces and move them around, manipulating them into slots, sorting them, and fitting them into the correct places. The accomplishment of achieving a goal brings so much satisfaction to a player. Overcoming the challenges involved in solving a puzzle gives you a sense of achievement and pride within. It provides a boost to your self-confidence and self-esteem as it prepares you for other challenges in future life.
This is a brain exercise that instantly grasps a person’s interest, and the person feels a sigh of relief only after solving the puzzle cryptogram. We should keep playing such games to keep our brains refreshed & active.  These games act like the gym to the brain which is both helpful & necessary for it. The words are encrypted using a secret code. Your job is to break the code by substituting letters for the words.
A fully-fledged ready package of entertaining, inspiring & useful cryptogram puzzles. So play a lot of puzzles, educationally make fun, challenges your mind, teach and prepare yourself for future goals, boost your brain-power as well as enjoy your good time.

Disponível desde: 31/01/2023.

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