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Sequence Memory

Repeat a growing sequence of highlighted pads, from 1 step to a 10-step final round.

Memory2–5 minFree to play
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How to play

  1. Watch

    Press Start and watch the tiles light up one after another.

  2. Repeat

    When the board becomes active, select the same tiles in the same order.

  3. Add one more

    Every correct round appends one pad. Clear round 10 to complete the 10-step sequence; a wrong pad ends the run.

Inside the game

What is Sequence Memory?

Sequence Memory is a 10-round ordered recall game. The four pads stay in the same positions while the sequence grows from one step to 10, with one newly highlighted pad added after each successful repeat.

How your score works

Your score is the number of steps in the longest sequence you repeated correctly, up to 10. The score describes this game run only.

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Example: replay the route

Suppose the pads flash Pine, Sky, then Sun. When the pads become active, choose Pine first, Sky second, and Sun third. Selecting the right three pads in a different order does not complete the round.

Playing tips

  1. Use the pad names

    The board has four pads named Pine, Sun, Berry, and Sky. Quietly naming each pad as it lights can make the next choice easier to keep in order.

  2. Add the new ending

    After a correct round, retain the route you just repeated and focus on the one added pad at its end. The sequence grows by appending rather than being replaced.

  3. Name the positions

    Name positions silently, such as top-left or bottom-right, while you watch.

  4. Watch the whole sequence

    Wait until the full sequence finishes before planning your first tap.

  5. Break the route into groups

    Break a long route into small groups instead of trying to remember one continuous blur.

Questions, answered.

Results describe this game session. They are not IQ scores, diagnoses or clinical assessments.

No. The board accepts selections only after the final highlighted tile has finished.

No. A tile can appear more than once in a sequence, and each appearance must be repeated in its position.

There are four pads: Pine, Sun, Berry, and Sky.

No. Each successful round keeps the existing route and adds one new final step.

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