Simon Memory Game - Copy That!
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This Simon memory game knock-off trains short term memory. Watch the computer click the colored buttons then repeat the same sequence using your memory.
To begin, click the Small, Medium, or Large link above. This opens the game in a pop-up window.
HOW TO PLAY. Click the lights in the same sequence as they light up. You need to be fast, so watch the lights closely!
Watch the buttons light up and then click on the buttons to repeat the pattern. The pattern changes after each round and gets longer.
Three strikes and then you're out. If you miss a pattern, you get a new pattern, so don't try to do the pattern you missed again.
This game quickly gets difficult, but it is a great way to increase the number of items you can store in your short-term memory.
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.
Have fun with this Simon memory game!
If you enjoyed this game, you might also like Brain Sequencer.
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