Memory Sequence

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How to Play Memory Sequence

Memory Sequence is a pattern memory game inspired by the classic Simon Says electronic game. Test how many colored squares you can remember in sequence as the pattern grows longer each round.

  1. Watch as the colored squares light up in a specific sequence
  2. After the sequence plays, repeat it by tapping the squares in the same order
  3. Each successful round adds one more step to the sequence
  4. Make a mistake and the game ends - try to beat your high score!

What's a Good Score?

Most people can remember 5-7 items in sequence, matching the average human working memory capacity. Reaching Level 10+ puts you in the top tier of memory performers. With practice, some people develop techniques to remember sequences of 15 or more items.

Fun Fact: The original Simon game was invented in 1978 by Ralph Baer and Howard Morrison. It became one of the most popular electronic games of the late 1970s and 1980s.

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