Sequence Memory Test
Memorize an ever-growing pattern of flashing squares and tap them in the same order. How many can you remember?
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What is the Sequence Memory Test?
Sequence Memory Test is an online brain game that trains visual sequential memory—the ability to store and replay ordered information. The pattern grows by one tile every round, just like the classic ‘Simon’ game, pushing your working-memory span.
Why does sequential memory matter?
Sequential memory is closely tied to working memory, which research links to reading comprehension and STEM learning. Regular practice on the task itself reliably improves your span; broader transfer is still being studied.
More than the classic version
You might know the classic version. Ours adds mobile-first touch controls, dark mode and auditory cues. Try our other cognition mini-games: Reaction-Time Test | Visual Memory Test
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Is there a scientific basis for this test?
Yes. The paradigm is adapted from Corsi block-tapping tasks used in cognitive-psychology research since 1972.
What is a good score?
Beginners average 6–7 tiles. Anything above 10 is considered excellent.
Does playing daily improve memory?
Studies suggest short, repeated sessions can increase working-memory span, though gains may be task-specific.
