Games & puzzles / Echo Steps
Remember a sequence, one little step at a time
Watch four tiles light up and repeat their order in a short daily or fresh memory game. Choose a pace, replay a round, and save your finished score.
A few steps to remember
Watch the tiles light up, then repeat the sequence. Every round adds one more tile.
Changing rounds or pace restarts the same sequence. A fresh sequence uses a new pattern. The daily pattern changes at midnight UTC.
Watch. Remember. Repeat.
Click or tap the tiles, or focus the board and use keys 1–4. A wrong tile ends the run. There is no time limit for answering.
One more little step
Follow a growing sequence.
Four tiles make a small trail for your memory. Watch one tile, repeat it, and continue. The order stays the same as each round adds a step.
Choose a five-round warm-up or keep going for a longer run. Replays are allowed and counted in your result.
Can the same tile appear twice?
Yes. Each appearance is separated by a visible gap, so two consecutive appearances mean two presses. Input stays locked during playback. Once “Your turn” appears, enter the whole sequence in order.
How do pause and replay work?
Pause stops the current playback or answer. Resume plays the whole current round again and clears any partial answer. Replay does the same during your turn. Each resumed or replayed round adds one to the replay count. Hiding the tab pauses an active round; it stays paused until you resume.
Is the daily pattern the same for everyone?
The daily sequence is determined by the UTC date. Different run lengths use the same opening steps, and changing the playback pace keeps the order. The pattern does not change during a run. Fresh generates another pattern; restarting keeps the one already selected.
How is a result counted?
A run finishes when you complete every chosen round or enter a wrong tile. The score records completed rounds and replays. A mistake in the first round gives a completed-round score of zero. Starting, restarting, watching, or pausing alone does not produce a completed result.
Can I save my score?
Once a run ends, save a text result with the sequence identifier, pace, completed rounds, replay count, and final answer. There are no accounts, leaderboards, or automatic saves.