Swimon vs Number Locks

Do you remember Simon ? The famous 80's electronic game of memory skill where you had to repeat a series of tones and light in the good order. Swimon reintroduces this principle but this time, using swipes ! New desgin, new gameplay ! Each swiping direction is represented by a color and a sound, and each game turn will really challenge your memory skills ! Watch carefully the movements, keep them in mind et repeat them by swiping your finger in the right direction. At each game turn, one movement is added. Will you get a score of 50 and win the game ? This game is an arcade game. It is easy and fast to learn, but very difficult to master. You can play either a few minutes in the metro, or some long hours at home. It'is a real challenge for your memory skills ! Challenge your friends with the Google Play Games leaderboard. Unlock achievements and compare them with your friends ! You can also share your score on Facebook. The tones, the colors and the animations have been designed to make you feel like an oldschool 8-bit arcade game back in the 80's. Swimon is not approved nor affiliated with the Milton Bradley's (MB) Simon game. Our app is fully translated and works with almost every phone and tablet. We value your feedbacks and we are listening to all your comments and advices to deliver you the best application. If you find any problem or have any suggestions, do not hesitate to send us a message on Twitter (https://twitter.com/monirapps) or Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/monirapps.vayvay) Please share it, rate it and comment it!

Love puzzles? Like to challenge your grey matter and stretch your mental agility? Try our numeric puzzle game to keep you entertained and mentally stimulated for hours. Solve increasingly challenging boards using subtraction. Be satisfied with finding a solution to unlock the next level, or strive to work out the perfect solution in the minimum moves for which you'll be rewarded with extra keys to unlock new dimensions and mental challenges. Swipe to move tiles. When two tiles combine they will be subtracted from one another. The remainder will be left in it's place. Subtracting tiles of the same value will clear both tiles. Clear all the tiles to complete the level. Sound easy? Try it, and try to complete every level in the fewest possible moves to get the maximum keys.