Simon Says

About This Game

How do I play Simon Says?

Remember and repeat the growing color sequence — test your memory The game is completely free and runs directly in your browser — no plugins or downloads needed.

How do I play? How long a sequence can most people remember?

The game lights up colored buttons in sequence, and you must repeat that sequence by clicking them in the same order. Each round adds one more to the end. Most people can handle 7–9 items; with practice you can push past 15.

Any memory techniques for longer sequences?

Try 'chunking' — group the sequence into sets of 2–3 rather than remembering each item individually. You can also use the spatial layout of the colors to build a mental path rather than a plain list of colors.

Are my scores in Simon Says recorded? How can I achieve a higher score?

Simon Says records your best score locally in your browser. To achieve higher scores, practice regularly to improve your reaction speed and hand-eye coordination. Every attempt is a chance to beat your personal record.

Is Simon Says suitable for daily brain training?

Definitely! Simon Says is an excellent tool for training reaction time, attention, or speed. Just a few minutes of daily practice can effectively sharpen your skills. Many users enjoy it as a quick break and training exercise between work sessions.

Can I play Simon Says on my phone?

Yes. Simon Says supports mobile browsers with touch-friendly controls, so you can play anytime, anywhere.