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Color Sequence

Watch the colours light up, then repeat the sequence from memory.

How it works
  • ·Each round flashes a sequence of colour pads
  • ·Repeat it by tapping the pads in the same order
  • ·The sequence grows longer every round
  • ·Scored on how many you get right — 5 rounds
  • ·Up to 50 points

Ready when you are

Multiplayer — coming soon
More about this variant

Color Sequence: a colour-memory game

Color Sequence is a colour-memory game in the spirit of the classic handheld game where four coloured pads light up and you repeat the pattern. Each round flashes a sequence of pads in order; your job is to reproduce it by tapping the pads in the same order.

The sequence starts short and grows by one with every round, so the demand on your short-term memory climbs steadily. Watching closely and chunking the pattern — remembering it in small groups rather than as one long string — is the trick most good players use.

Scoring

Each round is scored on how many positions you tap correctly, so you still earn points for a near-perfect recall even if you slip on the last pad. Five rounds, ten points each, fifty in total. A flawless run means you reproduced every sequence up to six pads long without a mistake.