Simon Says - Online Version of Classic Electronic Memory Simon Game
Think you’ve got a sharp memory? Play the definitive online version of Simon Says. Featuring customizable button layouts, rotating boards, and adjustable speeds, it’s a fresh take on the 1978 classic memory game.
The Ultimate Memory Test: Simon Says Revisited
Remember that sleek, circular plastic device from the late 70s that beeped and flashed until your brain turned to mush? This online version of Simon Says takes that classic 1978 formula and drags it into the modern era. It’s a straightforward test of your short-term memory and pattern recognition, but with enough new tweaks to keep it from feeling like a simple nostalgia trip.
The premise is exactly what you’d expect: the game plays a sequence of tones and lights, and you have to mimic them perfectly. If you miss a single beat, it’s game over. However, this version adds layers of difficulty that the original handheld never dreamed of, making it a surprisingly addictive "just one more go" kind of experience.
How to Play
The core loop is simple, but the challenge scales quickly. You start with a single flash. You click it. Then Simon adds a second flash. You repeat both. This continues until the sequence is dozens of notes long.
What makes this specific version stand out is the customization. You aren't stuck with the standard four-button layout. You can dial it down to two buttons if you’re just warming up, or crank it up to five to really mess with your spatial awareness.
If you find the standard game too easy, try toggling the Rotation feature. It shifts the buttons around, meaning you can't just rely on muscle memory or "top-left, bottom-right" patterns—you actually have to track the colors and sounds as they move. You can also mess with the replay speed; slowing it down helps for long streaks, while speeding it up turns the game into a high-speed reflex test.
Controls
The interface is stripped back and responsive, which is vital for a game where a misclick ends your run.
- Mouse: Click the colored panels to repeat the sequence.
- Touch: On mobile or tablets, just tap the buttons directly.
- Menu Navigation: Use your cursor or finger to toggle themes, adjust the button count, or change the playback speed in the settings tray.
