Simon
Watch the pattern, repeat it accurately and see how long your memory holds.
Watch the pattern, repeat it accurately and see how long your memory holds.
Learn how to play Simon and how to remember longer sequences, then play the game above.
Watch the pattern of colours and sounds, then repeat it back. Each round the sequence grows by one, and a single mistake ends the game.
Each colour has its own tone. Remembering the little melody is often easier than the colours alone.
Group the pattern into small runs of three or four rather than one long list.
Speed causes slips. Repeat at a steady pace you can control.
Watch as the game lights up a sequence of colours, then repeat that sequence by pressing the colours in the same order. Each round adds one more colour to the end, and a single wrong press ends the game.
Lean on the sound each colour makes and remember the melody, break the sequence into small chunks of three or four, and replay it at a steady pace instead of rushing.
There is no fixed limit; the sequence keeps growing until you make a mistake. The challenge is simply to repeat the longest pattern you can remember.