Home
A Better Memory
Brain Training
Sleep & Memory
Diet & Memory
Exercise & Memory
Memory Systems
Mnemonic Tricks
Meditation
Journaling
Concentration
Forgetfulness
Quick Tips
Books & Audio
Free Widgets
My Blog
About this Site
Contact Me
Donate

Brain Sequencer
<< Back to Free Brain Games page


Play in Larger Window
  
The Brain Sequencer is a great game for strengthening your short-term memory (also know as working memory).

This brain workout will show you how good your memory really is. Turn on your speakers to hear the sound effects.

HOW TO PLAY. Click the "New Game" button in the upper right corner to start. Then simply click the lights in the same sequence as they light up. You need to be fast, so watch the lights closely!

This is basically the same as the electronic Simon game that you may have played before. According to Wikipedia, Simon is an electronic game of rhythm and memory skill invented by Ralph H. Baer and Howard J. Morrison, manufactured and distributed by Milton Bradley. Simon was launched in 1978 at Studio 54 in New York City and became an immediate success. It became a pop culture symbol of the 1980s.

Advanced Brain Training

Are you looking for a proven, scientific brain training program? If so, you might want to try Lumosity, the brain training service that I subscribe to.

I complete a quick, 10-minute Lumosity brain training session every morning. These training sessions exercise the different areas of my brain and prepare my mind for the day ahead. Over time, these sessions have sharpened my memory and other mental abilities in a significant and noticeable way.

A Lumosity brain training "session" consists of several mind-expanding brain games designed by the scientists at Lumosity and automatically selected for my individualized training program. Examples include Birdwatching, Monster Garden, Lost in Migration, and Spatial Speed Match, just to name a few.

Scientific studies show that Lumosity brain training measurably improves memory, attention, cognitive control, and processing speed. To help me track my own improvement, the "My History" section of Lumosity charts my brain's capabilities over time with easy-to-read graphs and Brain Performance Index (BPI) scores.

Lumosity is free to try. Complete one brain training session a day for two weeks, and I guarantee you'll be hooked!

Get a 14-Day Free Trial of Lumosity here

Note - If you need help with Lumosity or have questions, feel free to send me an email through the Contact Me page at left.


Back from Brain Sequencer to Free Brain Games



footer for brain sequencer page