Simon says

Simon Says is an electronic memory game invented by Ralph H. Baer and Howard J. Morrison. Also it tests cognitive ability by requiring players to observe and recall complex sequences of lights and tones.

How To Play Simon says

Watch the sequence of lights and sounds, then Fast repeat the pattern using your mouse or keyboard.

Controls and Features

Players use a mouse or keyboard to replicate light and sound sequences. The game features escalating difficulty and ends on a single error.

Tips

Focus on shorter sequences before attempting longer ones. Watch the patterns mentally rather than repeating them aloud to maintain concentration on the game.

Simon says FAQs.

Q: What are the controls? A: Mouse or keyboard to replicate sequences.
Q: What is the objective? A: Accurately replicate the sequence of lights and sounds.
Q: What is a stated feature? A: The game ends on a single error.
Q: What is the main mechanic? A: Observing and recalling sequences.