Cojoro presents

Simon

Watch the lights. Repeat the pattern.

Switch power on, then press Start.

How to play

Switch Power on, choose a Game, then press Start. Watch and listen first. When you see Your turn, press the lenses in the same order. You have five seconds for each press. A wrong press or a missed cue triggers the RAZZ buzzer.

Game

The Game selector changes the rules.

  1. Simon Says. Repeat the whole sequence. Simon adds one light and tone each round until you reach your skill target or make a mistake. Play solo or take turns.
  2. Player Adds. Simon gives the first signal. Repeat the sequence, then press any lens to add a signal of your own. If you’re sharing the device, pass it after you add your signal.
  3. Choose Your Colour. Two to four players share the lenses. Use the assignments shown under the board. Each player presses only their assigned lenses when they come up. A wrong press removes the lens pressed. A missed cue removes the lens that was due. Simon starts a new sequence with the remaining colours. The last colour wins.

Skill Level

Skill Level sets how many signals you need to repeat to win Simon Says (Game 1). Playback gets faster as the sequence grows.

Level 1
8 signals
Level 2
14 signals
Level 3
20 signals
Level 4
31 signals

Centre buttons

Last
Replays the sequence from the last game, including a sequence you missed.
Start
Starts a fresh game. Press it during play to restart.
Longest
Replays the longest sequence you completed since switching on.

Use Last and Longest between games. Switching Power off clears both replays.

Keyboard Q Yellow W Blue A Red S Green

Shared across devices

Sign in with the same email on each device to see your completed games and best sequences. Guest play is always available.

About Simon

Vintage Simon with a black cabinet, four coloured lenses and a silver control panel

Milton Bradley’s 1978 Simon challenges you to repeat an increasingly long chain of lights and tones. This Cojoro edition takes its cabinet layout from the photographed unit.

Read the Milton Bradley manual