Memory game
Sequence Memory
One more light every round. How long can your brain keep up?
Watch the grid light up in sequence, then repeat it on your phone! Each round adds one more step — how far can your memory take you?
- 1–30 players
- About 10 min
- Ages 6+
- Play on your phone
Free, no sign-up. Open it on a TV or laptop and everyone joins from their phone.
The idea
What is Sequence Memory?
Watch the grid on the big screen light up one cell at a time, then tap the same cells in the same order on your phone. Every round adds one more step to the sequence, and it's always the same sequence plus one, so the challenge is keeping it all in your head. You score 10 points for every step you get right from the start, which means even a slip near the end still pays off.
Step by step
How to play Sequence Memory
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The host picks the grid size (3×3, 4×4 or 6×6) and how many rounds to play.
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Cells on the big screen light up one at a time. Watch the order carefully.
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Tap the same cells in the same order on your phone.
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You get 10 points for each correct step from the start, until your first mistake.
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Each round adds one more step. The highest total after the last round wins.
How many players?
1–30
players
Everyone repeats the sequence on their own phone at the same time, so it's just as fun alone as with a big group.
Tips & tricks
How to win at Sequence Memory
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Say the positions out loud in your head, like "top left, middle, bottom right".
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Group the sequence into chunks of three. It's much easier to remember.
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Only the last step is new each round. Focus on it while you replay the rest.
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The time to answer grows every round, so there's no need to rush.
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3×3 is perfect for kids. 6×6 is brutal, so try it once everyone has warmed up.
Where it shines
Perfect for…
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Parties
Not the best pick
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Family time
Great fit
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Classrooms
Great fit
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Work teams
Great fit
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Video calls
Best in the same room
Questions
Sequence Memory FAQ
How does scoring work in Sequence Memory?
You get 10 points for every step you repeat correctly from the beginning. Counting stops at your first wrong tap.
Does the sequence change every round?
No. It's the same sequence with one new step added at the end, so it gets longer each round.
Which grid size should we pick?
3×3 is great for kids and warm-ups, 4×4 is the classic, and 6×6 is for memory champions.
Do players need to download an app?
No. Players scan the QR code on the host screen with their phone camera and play in the browser. No app, no account.
Is it free?
Yes, every game on Grouparty is free to play.
Ready to play Sequence Memory?
Open a room, put it on the big screen and share the QR code. You'll be playing in under a minute.