Huemory
Watch the sequence, then repeat it. It grows by one each round.
About Huemory — remember colors in order
Huemory trains color working memory — your ability to hold a run of specific shades in mind and play them back in order. Unlike shape or word memory, remembering exact colors forces you to encode hue and lightness with no label to lean on, a skill that helps you recall a brand color between screens, match yesterday's edit, or carry a reference tone from the fabric shop to the paint counter.
Watch as the game lights a sequence of colored pads, then repeat it by tapping them back in the same order. Each round adds one more color, so the chain grows until your memory drops it.
The limit you hit reflects how many color chunks your visual memory can hold at once. Learn how color memory and recall works, or see all our Learn about color guides.