How to play
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Watch the tiles light up in order.
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Tap the same tiles in the same sequence.
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Each round adds one step; a miss ends the run.
What this test measures
This game measures working memory: holding a growing list of locations and replaying them in order. Longer streaks mean you kept that sequence intact under a short response window.
Score guide
| Grade | Range |
|---|---|
| Genius | 15+ level |
| Excellent | 12–14 level |
| Great | 9–11 level |
| Average | 6–8 level |
| Beginner | 3–5 level |
| Novice | 0–2 level |
FAQ
- How is the score counted?
- Your score is the highest level you complete in a single run. Each level adds one more step to the sequence.
- What happens if I tap the wrong tile?
- That run ends immediately. You can start a new round right away.
- Does the pattern repeat each round?
- Yes. You see the full sequence again, plus one new step.
- Is this a clinical memory test?
- No. It is a free practice game, not a medical or diagnostic tool.