How it works
A short sequence lights up on the board. Repeat it exactly to advance. A mistake costs one life and three seconds, but the sequence is shown again. Symbols reinforce every color.
Quick tip
Break a long pattern into groups of two or three positions instead of trying to remember it as one continuous string.
Try a worked example
Remember positions and order, including repeats. Watching the pattern does not score points; reproducing the whole sequence does. Input is available only during your turn, so let the demonstration finish before touching a tile.
The board flashes top-left, center, top-left. Should you tap top-left only once because that position has already appeared?
Check the answer
No. Tap top-left, center, top-left in that exact order. A repeated position is a separate step. Completing this three-step pattern earns 30 points and adds one new step to the next pattern. Think of the sequence as a short rhythm, not a set of distinct locations.
The round starts with two steps, worth 20 points when completed. Each complete pattern earns 10 points per step. A wrong tile costs one of your three lives and three seconds, then replays the same pattern. It does not subtract points already earned. Slow down after a mistake and use the replay to repair the missing part.
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