Remember vs Paintblade

Remember is a simple and fun mimic game. The goal is to repeat the sequence of colors shown. Challenge your friends, exercise your memory and have fun!

Throw knives at a swinging target. Every hit paints a picture: twelve to finish, and five knife styles to collect. A cannon on a rail throws straight up. Above it, a target bar swings left and right, carrying small coloured zones you have to pin. In between, blocker bars slide across the lane, and a knife that hits one rides off the side of the screen, gone. So every throw is a prediction of two moving things at once: will my lane still be clear, and will the zone be over it when the knife arrives? Knives are limited. Every level is on a clock. TWELVE PICTURES TO PAINT - Every ten levels is a chapter, and every chapter is a pixel picture on the floor under your cannon. - Every zone you pin throws its paint onto it. You paint what you hit. - From a duck in sunglasses to a cat in a taco. The ones you have not reached stay secret. - Finish one and it takes over the screen, then joins your gallery. SPARKS AND KNIFE STYLES - Earn sparks for every pin, every level and every finished picture. - Collect five knife styles with them: ember, jade, midnight, frost and gold. - Out of knives or out of time? Spend sparks, or watch an optional ad, to keep going on the same level with more knives or more time. LEVELS AND STARS - Every level you clear is yours for good. Fail one and you go again from that level, never from the start. - Earn up to three stars on every level: three for not wasting a single knife. - Later levels bring more zones, narrower zones, a faster swing, longer blockers, fewer knives and less clock. HOW TO PLAY - Drag to place the cannon, lift your thumb to throw. One hand, the whole game. - Throw early. Lift before the zone reaches your lane, so the knife and the zone arrive together. - Wait for a gap in the blockers. - Three short lessons teach the throw before level 1. A lane, a swing, and how well you read it. Plays offline. Throw your first knife.