You see how many are right.Never which.

These cards have a right order and you cannot see it. Swap two of them and the game answers with a single number: how many are in the right place. Working out which ones is your problem.

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Find the secret sequence

The whole rule

That is it. There is nothing else to learn.

  1. You start at zero

    No card ever opens in the right place. The first move is always a guess.

  2. Swap two cards

    Drag one card onto another and the two trade places. It is never a ripple down the row: it is exactly two.

  3. Read the number

    The count goes up, down, or nowhere. Each answer rules possibilities out — and a move that lowers the count teaches you as much as one that raises it.

Five modes

From no clock at all to a running timer with the hit count hidden between moves.

  • Easy

    No rush and no limits. Get the hang of it.

    4 cards

  • Medium

    Six cards and a move limit.

    6 cards

  • Hard

    More cards and a clock running.

    7 cards

  • Inferno

    Eight cards, and hits only flash after each move.

    8 cards

  • Climb

    Starts easy and grows every level. How far can you get?

    Cards keep growing

Accessible mode

This is a game that asks you to tell cards apart. If telling them apart by colour alone is hard for you, there is an accessible mode: each card can be shown through three independent channels, switched on and off however you like.

  • Colours

    Every card has its own colour.

  • Patterns

    Every colour owns a texture, and always the same one.

  • Numbers

    The number printed on the card.

What it does not have

  • No account

    No sign-up, no login, no email. Open it and play.

  • No ads

    None. No banner, no video, nothing to buy.

  • No server

    The whole game runs in your browser. Your progress stays on your device.

  • No connection

    After the first visit it works offline, and it installs to your home screen.

Six cards. One right order.

The first round takes under two minutes.

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