Simon Says

About Simon Says

Simon Says is the classic electronic memory game, originally released by Milton Bradley in 1978 as "Simon." The device lights up a sequence of colored buttons and plays corresponding tones. You must repeat the exact sequence by pressing the same buttons in the same order. Each round adds one more step — the game continues until you make a mistake. It's one of the best-known tests of short-term auditory and visual memory.

Controls

• Click / Tap the colored quadrants — Repeat the sequence during your turn
• Start button — Begin a new game
• Speed buttons — Choose Normal, Fast, or Turbo flash speed before starting
• No keyboard shortcuts — this is an intentional click/touch game like the original device

How to Play

• Press Start to begin the game.
• Watch which color buttons light up and in what order — the sequence plays automatically.
• When the sequence finishes, it's your turn: click the same buttons in the same order.
• Each correct round adds one more color to the sequence.
• Make a single mistake and the game ends immediately.
• The round counter in the center shows your current progress.
• Choose Fast or Turbo speed for a harder challenge once you master Normal.