Pattern Memory Game
Watch the pattern of flashing tiles, then repeat it back in the same order.
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About Pattern Memory
Inspired by the classic Simon Says game, Pattern Memory challenges your short-term visual memory. Each round, one more tile is added to the sequence. Watch carefully and repeat the pattern by clicking the tiles in the same order. The game was popularized by electronic toys in the 1970s and remains one of the best exercises for working memory.
Controls
- Click / Tap - Select a tile to repeat the sequence
- Start Game button - Begin or restart the game
- No keyboard shortcuts - this is intentionally a visual clicking/tapping game
How to Play
- Press Start Game to begin.
- Watch the tiles flash in sequence - memorise the order carefully.
- Click the tiles in the exact same order the game showed you.
- Each correct round adds one more tile to the sequence.
- One wrong click ends the game - there are no second chances!
- Your best round is saved automatically between sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Each light in the pattern stays on for a set duration. As levels increase, the speed increases - patterns flash faster, making them harder to memorize.
The game continues indefinitely, adding one more step to the pattern each round. Your score is the highest level reached before making a mistake.
Pattern memory games exercise short-term visual memory and sequential recall. Regular play has been linked to improvements in working memory capacity.
No - each pattern plays once and you must replicate it immediately. This is intentional to test genuine memory recall rather than reaction time.