Growing color pattern
Watch four colored pads play a pattern, then repeat it from the first cue to the last. Every successful round adds one cue; a mismatch records a mistake and starts a new pattern.
Repeat flashing positions in their original order.
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Current round
1
Best round
0
Mistakes
0
Accuracy
0%
Avg delay
0 ms
The board stays at four choices while sequence length grows. This separates it from ordered grid recall, where more distinct spatial positions may appear.
Best length reports the longest completed pattern. Average delay describes your input rhythm, not memory quality by itself.
Pads are disabled during playback. When repeat mode begins, each selection is checked against the cue at the same index; the next round starts only after the whole pattern is correct.
The sequence is generated anew after a mistake or reset. A fresh pattern should not be compared as if it were the same item set.
Best length counts fully reproduced cues, mistakes count failed patterns, and average delay is calculated from recorded intervals between repeat inputs. Speed should be considered alongside sequence completion.
Chunking colors, using rhythm, and learning the playback pace can raise a result. This unstandardized game cannot diagnose memory problems or estimate general learning ability.
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