Posted on January 7, 2008 - Filed Under Flash, Memory Games |
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Super Saimon is a flash clone of the old Simon game that we probably all had as kids. Simon was a round plastic device with four different color lights that played a sound when you pushed them. The object of the game was to copy what Simon, the electronic device, did. The device would light up colors and you had to push the correct colors in the correct order to proceed to the next stage.
Super Saimon is an exact clone of Simon except instead of holding an electronic device you are looking at a replica done in flash on your computer screen. The object of the game is the same. The flash game lights up colors and you must copy the progression or the game ends. Players can use the mouse or the arrow keys to click on the colors. Super Saimon keeps track of how many rounds you are able to last. As the game progresses, players have to remember more and more color sequences. Each time you pass a level another color is added to the progression. Players must also click the correct colors in the correct order before time runs out. There is a clock that counts down and when it reaches the red area you are running out of time and will soon have the game end, unless you can click the sequence before the time runs out.
Super Saimon was fun to play and that probably has to do with the fact that I loved Simon when I was a kid. This flash game brings back some good old nostalgia. If you are looking to relive a piece of your childhood or if you think you can beat the top score of 32, then check out Super Saimon.
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