Everyone likes to feel clever. Our brains do all sorts of fun stuff when we do things like complete puzzles or solve riddles; even if the task at hand is somewhat trivial, completing it gives us that shot of serotonin we're constantly subconsciously striving for. That's really the driving idea behind the best-selling iOS/Android game, The Moron Test. Through a series of increasingly difficult but always conceptually simple challenges (like "Crack the egg!" or "Touch the button that isn't blue!" or "Don't do anything!"), The Moron Test draws people in ? and because everyone always wants to know just how much more clever they are than their friends, the game spreads like wildfire. After sitting in iOS' Top 100 Paid apps list for 2 years and finding success on both Android and Windows Phone 7, The Moron Test is about to make the jump out of the mobile world and onto desktops.
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Michael Curtis Waltrip Scott Alan Wimmer Jonathan Edward Wood Christopher Beltram Hernandez Yeley Mcafee
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