TLS Brain Training is the exciting new product from Tiger Leisure Software. It has been awarded 100% clean certification from Softpedia.com. Visit TLS Brain Training to play now.

Oxford, UK – 30^th September 2009

TLS Brain Training public beta, the new product beta from Tiger Leisure Software, has received the 100% clean award from Softpedia.com, and has been certified clear of spyware, adware and viruses by TopShareware.com

TLS Brain Training is a PC-based brain training game. It offers 14 of the best new and classic puzzles, including code words, jigsaw puzzles, anagrams, word search, tilt mazes, maths games, memory games and more. We entertain and challenge players with a mix of exciting new games and proven, well-loved favorites. Unlike its competitors, TLS Brain Training has fun puzzles with real staying power; each is playable many times without becoming tedious or repetitive. With a simple, elegant and content rich interface, it is the ideal product for the brain training market.

Adam Brown, CEO of Tiger Leisure Software, explained the importance of these awards:

“We were getting lots of feedback from users who were reluctant to download our software. I think this is a great pity, because downloadable software offers possibilities that just don’t exist in the online market, in terms of user enjoyment and available features. It’s time we start to rebuild the reputation of downloadable software, and third-party certification schemes like these are critical to doing so. Visitors to our website should feel confident that our software is safe for them to download and use.”

Tiger Leisure Software is a UK-based developer of Windows puzzle games, founded in 2006. Its aim is to appeal to puzzle players of all ages, focusing on puzzles with high replay value, which are easy to learn, tough to master and fun to play.

Contact:
Adam Brown
http://www.tigerleisuresoftware.com

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