The pattern grows by one every round. Most people stop somewhere between seven and nine, and it moves a lot with how tired you are.
Watch the pattern, then repeat it. It grows by one each time.
The number this gives you is how long a sequence you could hold, which is why the result leads with a level rather than points. It sits in the same territory as digit span, and for the same reason: working memory holds a handful of items and then stops.
Seven is the number everybody has heard. In practice most adults land between six and nine, and the honest finding is that the figure moves more with tiredness and distraction than it does between people.
Almost every version of this is four coloured squares and nothing else, which makes it unplayable for a meaningful share of people for no reason at all.
Here each pad carries a number as well as a colour and a flash, so the sequence can be followed as digits if colour is not doing the job. It costs one character per pad, and it means there is no separate accessible mode to bury in a settings panel.
It starts at one and grows by one every round you get right.
Tap the pads in the same order. One wrong pad ends the run.
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