| Copy Cat Jack is a "Simon" knock-off with animal sounds. This game helps increase the number of objects you can hold in your short-term memory. To begin, click the Small, Medium, or Large link above. This opens the game in a pop-up window. |
During each round, you must repeat the pattern of sounds played by Jack. Jack adds an additional sound to the pattern every round, so this game gets hard quick!
If you like this game, you might also enjoy my Brain Sequencer and Simon Memory Game pages.
HOW TO PLAY. One sound is played in the first round; two sounds are played in the second round; three sounds are played in the third round; and so on.
See how many items you can hold in your short-term memory. Most people can only remember about 6 or 7. If you can work your way up to 9 or more, you will have one of the best short-term memories around.
Have fun!
![]() | FOR BEST RESULTS: Copy Cat Jack is a lot of fun, but it is limited. To really improve your brain, join the Lumosity brain training service. I use Lumosity every day, and it works. |
A Lumosity session takes about 15 minutes per day. It is an effective, enjoyable way to keep your brain sharp.
Included free are customized brain training "courses" that boost core brain function (memory, attention, etc.) and peak performance (fluid intelligence, advanced memory). Other free, included courses are designed specifically for students and even medical conditions (ADHD, TBI, cancer recovery).
TRY FREE FOR TWO WEEKS. Subscriptions to Lumosity cost about $7 per month. The first two weeks of the subscription is free but does require a credit card to limit free trials to one person.
Give Lumosity a try for a week or ten days. Many people say it has changed their lives. Lumosity might just be right for you! If for some reason it's not, cancel during the free trial and it won't cost you anything.
| Back from Copy Cat Jack to Free Brain Games |
If you found this page helpful, fun, or interesting, click the "Like" and "+1" buttons below. Please do the same on other pages you've enjoyed. Thank you very, very much!
|
|
|