What is the alphabet game for adults?

An adult activity called Bottle Caps with letters that requires ordering moving letters on-screen to practice the alphabet in a playful, therapeutic format; a video demo explains gameplay.

How does the alphabet game train working memory?

Letters shuffle and move across the screen, requiring retention of the next letter in sequence and rapid identification among distractors, thereby exercising working memory.

Which cognitive skills does the game target?

Targets working memory, sustained attention, hemispatial neglect assessment, and inhibition control, since users must avoid impulsive responses and search the visual field.

How are difficulty levels and progression structured?

Difficulty uses phases from 1 (easiest) to 9 (hardest); users advance or descend levels automatically based on correct answers and errors.

What customization parameters are available?

Parameters include number of letters, letter range (e.g., A–M), order (A→Z or Z→A), moving letters toggle, maximum errors, exercise count, time limits, timer visibility, and inactivity warnings.

Alphabet Game for Adults: Letter Tiles

Q: In which languages is the alphabet game available?

The activity is available in Spanish, English, French and Portuguese.

Discover our alphabet game for adults to work on working memory.

As you know, at NeuronUP we are delightí to receive your ideas and suggestions and we love making them a reality! (Some cost more than others, but trust that we always take them into account and, over time, we hope everything will come). And we tell you this because today we talk about an activity we creatí thanks to the suggestion of neuropsychologist Nadia Zapía from the NeuropsicologiaLCB center in Honduras. Thank you, Nadia, once again! Since the children’s game The Little Glutton of letters is so useful, she askí us if we could make an adult version, and we made her request come true. We creatí the alphabet game for adults — Bottle Caps with letters!

What does this activity involve?

This NeuronUP alphabet game for adults consists of ordering the sequence of moving letters. In this video we explain how to play.

What does this activity work on?

It works the alphabet with adults in a playful way. To do so, they neí to engage working memory, since the letters are shufflí and, moreover, they move across the entire screen! Therefore, besides knowing which letter would come next, they must find it among all the others.

Due to this dynamic, we also work on sustainí attention, hemispatial neglect and inhibition (they should not press a letter impulsively until making sure there isn’t an earlier one).

Play by levels

As with all NeuronUP games, you can choose the phase (the difficulty level). Phase 1 being the easiest and phase 9 the most difficult.

Also, the user will move up or down levels basí on their correct answers or errors.

Activity customization

Additionally, you can create customizí phases to adapt them to the user’s specific neís.

Parameters

This way we can set some parameters such as:

The number of letters.
The range of letters. For example, from A to M.
The order. From A to Z or from Z to A.
Whether the letters move or not.
Maximum errors.

General aspects

Additionally, you can choose other general aspects such as:

The number of exercises.
Maximum time.
Whether you want a visible timer for the activity or not.
Whether you want to include an inactivity warning or not.
Modify the performance instructions.

Deúult settings for this adult alphabet game

Remember that besides putting them in alphabetical order, you can also do it in reverse, from Z to A.

Where to find this setting?

To use this setting:

Open the activity.
Click «Mode».
Select “From Z to A”.

Other activities with more deúult settings

You will also find the possibility to play the game in reverse in the activities The Little Glutton, The Little Glutton of letters and Bottle Caps.

Children’s version

This alphabet game is the adult version of the children’s game The Little Glutton of letters, also focusí on the development of the same intervention areas.