Color Echo is a memory game built around a sequence of colors and sounds. Each round adds one more step to the pattern — watch closely, then repeat it back exactly to advance to the next, longer round.
Watch the colored panels light up in sequence, then click or tap them back in the exact same order. Every round you clear adds one more step to the sequence — see how many rounds you can remember in a row.
Break long sequences into groups of three or four, and chant the colours aloud. Rhythm helps you remember better than trying to hold the whole pattern at once.
The electronic Simon toy from 1978 turned the old game of copying a sequence into a light-and-sound challenge.
Yes. Color Echo is completely free and runs directly in your browser. There is nothing to download or install and no account is required.
Yes. Pixel Arcade is built to work on desktop, tablet and mobile browsers, and the controls adapt to touch screens as well as keyboards.
Color Echo is played solo, so you can chase your own best score. Several other games here, including Tic-Tac-Toe, Four in a Row, Checkers, Reversi, Snake and Memory Match, offer online rooms with a shareable code.
Your progress, coins and achievements are stored on your device, and you can optionally back them up by signing in from the main arcade page.