Watch squares light up in order and repeat the pattern as it grows longer every level
How to use
Press Start and watch the squares light up one after another.
When it says Your turn, tap the squares in the same order.
Each level repeats the whole sequence and adds one more square.
One wrong square ends the game. Your score is the longest sequence you repeated.
Why use this tool
A growing visual memory challenge: Remember the order of squares on a 3 by 3 grid as the sequence gets longer and slightly faster.
Always clear to follow: The same square never lights twice in a row, so every flash is easy to count.
Optional musical notes: Turn on sound and each square plays its own note, which turns the sequence into a tune you can remember.
Personal best and history: Your scores stay on your device, with your best and your recent results.
Challenge friends: Share your level as a link and see who can go further.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good score on the sequence memory test?
Reaching level 6 to 8 is typical. Level 12 or more is excellent, and some people go past 15 with strong focus.
How can I get a higher level?
Turn on the sound so you hear a tune, say the positions to yourself, or trace the path of the squares as a shape. Combining sound and shape helps most.
Does it work on a phone or tablet?
Yes. Tap the squares. The grid fits any screen.
Is this the same as Simon?
It is the same kind of memory game: repeat a sequence that grows by one each round. Here it uses a 3 by 3 grid of squares.