Simon Says

Watch the lights, then tap the same order. One new step is added each round.

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How to play

  • Press Start Game. The four colored pads flash a sequence one step at a time—watch the order.
  • When input is enabled, tap the pads in the same order. Each success adds one new color to the chain.
  • Your Score tracks how long your correct chain grew. One wrong tap ends the streak; use Start Game to begin over.
  • Wait for the full demo to finish before tapping; buttons are disabled while the pattern plays.

Game description

Simon Says is a memory chain built from four colored pads. Press Start Game and the sequence plays one step at a time; when input unlocks, you repeat the same order. Each correct round adds another color to the chain, and your score tracks how long your streak grew before a mistake ended it. One wrong tap resets the attempt, which encourages careful listening over rushed tapping. The rules are simple, but the chain lengthens until recall becomes the whole challenge. Many players chunk the pattern into pairs or triples once the sequence stretches beyond a handful of steps, treating rhythm like a short song rather than isolated flashes.

Wait for the demo to finish before you tap—buttons stay disabled while the pattern plays, which keeps the test fair. Large pads work well on phones and desktops alike, so practice fits a desk break or a quiet moment on the couch. Start Game begins a fresh chain whenever you want another try without leaving the page. Short sessions beat tired guessing when sequences grow long, because fatigue turns careful recall into random noise. Breathe through the replay, rebuild focus after a miss, and treat each new round as honest rehearsal rather than a speed contest. Controls remain visible on touch and keyboard setups, so you can switch devices without learning a different layout. Whether you play for thirty seconds or half an hour, the page responds instantly. There is nothing to install: open the page whenever you want a classic memory drill in your browser. No downloads, accounts, or waiting required.

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