It was a game builted by Hasbro available around 20 years ago and more. It's a memory game very easy and addictive, ideal to play with children (that usually wins agains adults).

Say Mon Palm it's simple to understand, easy to play: the Palm increase a sequence of sounds and colors and the player has to reproduce it withou errors.

This game can be used to train your memory at every age. Train your brain to keep it young!


Reviews:

**** [Jun 10, 2007] by IIsi 50MHz
A few UI elements are smaller than necessary, like the buttons for opening Preferences and starting a game. The nice big buttons in the lower corners are easy to identify and tap, so would be nice if the upper corners were uses for similar easy access and reading. It's perfectly willing to run in whatever bit-depth you're already using in the Launcher, but doesn't adapt itself, so low-bitdepth modes are unplayable. Some features are not finished and apparently never will be, such as the preferences setting for number of players. When the pads highlight, they can be hard to distinguish from the unlit version, depending on lighting conditions and viewing angle. Having more contrast would help (pads much brighter when lit). Nice that even with the sound turn on it's MUCH quieter than the original Simon toy. That toy drove parents batty! Might be nice to be able to toggle the sound without having to hit the tiny Preferences icon, change the setting, and save the setting. A single icon for this on the main display would be nice.

**** [May 25, 2006] by jaleel
The Idea is great. The Palm version of my childhood game. But this version needs a lot of fixing. Even when I press the keys right I get wrong results. somethings are seriously wrong withe the programming. I hope the bugs will be quickly fixed. My PALM os IS 5 TUNGSTEN e

***** [Nov 21, 2005] by Michael Thompson
What a great throwback to that simpler time. I was just mentioning pocket repeat to someone the other day too. Nice job!