# Simon

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 1978
- **BGG Rating**: 4.4
- **BGG Rank**: #30806
- **Players**: 1-4 (Best with: 1)
- **Duration**: 30 min
- **Weight**: 1.23 / 5
- **Designers**: Howard J. Morrison, Lenny Cope, Ralph Baer
- **Publishers**: Estrela, Hasbro, Hasbro Industries (Hasbro Bradley), John Sands Pty Ltd, Just Play Games, MB Giochi, MB Jeux, MB Spiele, Milton Bradley, Super Impulse
- **Categories**: Electronic, Memory, Real-time
- **Mechanics**: Memory, Pattern Recognition

## Verdict
If you enjoy a good memory challenge that tests your reflexes, Simon is a classic that shouldn't be missing from your collection! It's pure nostalgic fun.Increasing memory challengeSimple and addictive gameplayGreat for all agesPortable and quick to playCan become repetitiveQuick elimination on errorRequires batteriesHIGHLY RECOMMENDED

## Description
Get ready to test your memory and reflexes with Simon, the classic electronic game that defined generations! This 70s icon returns with its simple yet addictive gameplay: Simon displays a sequence of colored lights and sounds, and your mission is to repeat it. It starts easy, with few colors, but with each correct answer, the sequence grows longer and faster. If you make a mistake, a loud 'raspberry' sound signals your elimination. But don't despair, as Simon can be played by up to 4 people, each trying to beat the previous record or simply enjoying the increasing challenge. For those seeking an extra challenge, there's a mode where players add one color at a time to the sequence, testing collective coordination and memory. It's the perfect type of game for quick fun, family gatherings, or reliving nostalgic moments. With its electronic structure and focus on pattern recognition and memory, Simon is one of those games that, despite its age, remains relevant and enjoyable. It requires no reading, making it accessible to everyone, and its electronic nature ensures fun is always just a button press away. It's an attention test that can keep anyone on the edge of their seat!

## FAQ
### How many players can play Simon?
Simon is designed for 1 to 4 players. You can play solo trying to beat your high score or compete with friends!

### How long does a game of Simon take?
Games are super quick, usually lasting around 30 minutes, but you can play as many rounds as you like in sequence.

### Is Simon a difficult game?
It starts easy, but gets more challenging as the sequences get longer and faster. The difficulty increases gradually.

### Does it require batteries to play?
Yes, Simon is an electronic game and needs batteries to operate. Check the required battery type before purchasing.

### Does Simon have complicated rules?
No, the main rule is very simple: repeat the sequence of lights and sounds. It's easy to learn and play!

### Is it a good game for kids?
Absolutely! It's great for developing children's memory and concentration, plus it's a lot of fun.

### Are there any different ways to play?
Yes, there's a mode where players add one color at a time to the sequence, which adds an extra layer of challenge and cooperation (or competition!).