The goal of this memory game is to remember the order of the words.
To start, you will be presented with a list of words one by one. Figure out some strategy for remembering the order in which they appear.
Once you have seen all the words in succession, they will all appear in a list. Drag and drop the words to rearrange them such that the top word corresponds to the first word you saw while the bottom was the last.
I’ve been working the past couple days on rebuilding a number of the memory games I used in the earlier, very-limited release of my memory program. Some of the games from this previous project are already available somewhere on the site, either in the Memory Game section, the memory portion of the brain fitness program, or within Brainball, but there will be at least 4 new games/exercise coming your way in the next few days.
Eventually I will integrate all these different memory games together into some sort of larger, more organized entity with score tracking, stats, etc. For now, they will just be stand-alone exercises, but will be playable at 5 different difficulty levels depending on where you are at and how much you want to push yourself.
In this memory exercise, you will be presented with a group of colored shapes and asked to remember them. At this point, the shapes are in the form of humans in various poses.
You will have some time to commit these shapes into your memory before they vanish. You will then see a grid of similar pieces and you must click on the ones presented in step 1.
Your score is based on how many target pieces you find and how many mistakes you make. Your progress is displayed in the top right corner.
