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In our Project, we are making grandparents and grandkids come together. In this time when family relations have lessened, we aim to tell our kids the value of spending time with the elderly, make them stay away from the virtual world and its negative effects by engaging in games requiring physical and mental skills. According to the studies, people having complicated passtime activities, stimulating their brains with puzzles and mind games are told to have less risk of growing dementia and thus, such activities are important for the elderly to save their mental health and reduce the risk of growing mental illnesses. Mind games are seen to be helpful for avoiding mental illnesses like dementia and alzheimer's by keeping intelligence, memory, motivation and cognitive skills active.