This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Inspirado Games for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.

GardenMind, the product of GardenMind launched in September 2010 and conceptualized and developed as a meaningful game, combines brain training with environmental conservation acts in an effort to make the world a better place to live in addition to all the fun expected of a video game.

All those who like to play brain, puzzle and Sudoku style games, or love to exercise their brains while playing fun games then GardenMind is the best choice for them. The best part is that it is free-to-play game and you can enjoy playing at GardenMind website and on the Facebook without spending a single cent or penny.

Unlike other conventional brain storming games, GardenMind is based upon the concept that your brain is like a garden and requires nourishment through mental exercise to remain strong and healthy just like other muscles in your body. In the game, you have to grow a beautiful and the best virtual garden. There are 7 categories in the game comprising of more than 20 brain-training games and the players are required to play these games in order to grow their virtual gardens. Each category has a particular type of garden item for example if you want to grow a flower, you have to play the language game and if you wish to grow a tree, you need to complete the memory game. You can also help your friend’s garden and support environmental causes through community initiatives. If you do nothing, then the weeds grow.

Having both the relaxing and challenging attributes, GardenMind has been rightly termed as the social brain game and has also been selected as the finalist in the Social/Casual games category of Canadian Video Game of the Year Awards to be held in Centre for Performing Arts in Vancouver, British Columbia on 18th May 2011.

If you want both fun and mental exercise, just enter into the world of GardenMind to play and enjoy.