What changed on Mind Skills Arcade, and when
New games, new guides and fixes, listed with dates. If a score you were tracking suddenly behaves differently, this is where to check whether something changed.
New games and new articles, obviously. Also anything that changes how a score is calculated, because that makes your history before and after non-comparable and you deserve to know.
Fixes to bugs that produced wrong results are listed too. A game that was scoring incorrectly is a correction, not a tweak.
Wording changes, layout adjustments and performance work. None of them change what a game does or what a score means, and listing them would bury the entries that matter.
The catalogue has grown past 140 games across thirteen categories, and the current focus is depth rather than count: every game now has a page explaining what it trains, how to play it, what actually improves your score and the questions people ask about it.
That matters for a practical reason as well as an editorial one. A page that is nothing but an interactive canvas has no text for a search engine to read, so the games nobody could find were largely the ones that had nothing written underneath them.
The newsletter goes out roughly monthly with new games and guides and one useful thing about memory or focus. It is the lowest-effort way to follow changes without checking this page.
The blog covers anything that needs more explanation than a changelog line — a new technique, or a correction to something widely repeated and wrong.
Regularly — the catalogue has grown past 140. New additions are listed here with the date.
If a scoring change makes them non-comparable, it is listed here explicitly. That is the main reason this page exists.
Yes, through the support page. Suggestions that come with a clear description of the mechanic are the most likely to get built.