Memory Sequence Test
A clean test of working memory. Tiles light up one at a time; repeat the sequence by clicking them in the same order. Every round you survive adds one more step. One wrong tile ends the run, and your score is the longest sequence you reproduced perfectly — most people manage five to nine before their mental scratchpad runs out.
No personal best yet — finish a run to set one.
Press Start and watch the pattern.
How to Play
- 1.Press Start and watch the tiles light up in order — don't click yet.
- 2.When it's your turn, click the tiles in the exact same order.
- 3.Each round you complete adds one more step to the sequence.
- 4.One wrong tile ends the run; your score is the longest sequence you repeated.
- 5.Chunk the pattern into groups of two or three — it stretches what you can hold.
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