Question 1

What is the Simon Game and when was it created?

Accepted Answer

The Simon game is an iconic electronic memory game created in 1978 that has become a global reference for training sequential memory. It challenges your ability to memorize and reproduce increasingly long color sequences.

Question 2

How do you play the Simon Game?

Accepted Answer

To play Simon: 1) Observe the sequence of colors that lights up, 2) Reproduce exactly the same sequence by clicking on the colors, 3) Progress through levels as each level adds a color to the sequence, 4) Try to beat your high score by memorizing the longest sequences possible.

Question 3

What cognitive skills does the Simon Game help develop?

Accepted Answer

The Simon Game helps develop multiple cognitive skills including sequential memory (remembering ordered sequences), concentration (staying focused to not miss any color), visual memory (associating colors with spatial positions), and auditory memory (each color has a distinct sound to help you).

Question 4

What speed options are available in the online Simon Game?

Accepted Answer

The online Simon Game offers three speed settings to accommodate different skill levels: Slow (🐢), Normal (🚶), and Fast (🏃). Players can choose their preferred speed to match their comfort level and challenge themselves accordingly.

Question 5

Is this Simon Game completely free to play?

Accepted Answer

Yes, this Simon Game is completely free to play online. You can access it directly through your web browser without any cost. DYNSEO also offers additional brain training games through their apps COCO, JOE, and EDITH which contain 30+ exercises.

Question 6

What happens when you make a mistake in the Simon Game?

Accepted Answer

When you make a mistake in the Simon Game, you get a 'Game Over' message showing the level you reached. You can then choose to replay the game and try to beat your previous high score by memorizing longer sequences.

🎮 Free Simon Game

🧠 Do you love memory games?

🏆 High Scores

The Simon: The Classic of Sequential Memory

Why play Simon?

Sequential Memory

Concentration

Visual Memory

Auditory Memory

How to play?