i’m glad that this game is very close to the original Simon except for some small little details that detract from its originality. I noticed that it does what a lot of Simon clones do and it is pretty close to the original, but the one problem that I have with it is that you can’t hold down the lens like you could on the other game and the sound isn’t quite the original sound either. Also, the original Simon didn’t give you multiple tries at it. I will try playing with this a little more and see what I think but it’s almost there, but not quite.

My name is Gary I am using my wife’s account at the moment. My wife downloaded this game this morning and asked me if I would like to come stroll down memory lane for a min? Well I have a seizure disorder that has frankly taken away most of my memories, past present and future, so anyways she hands me her iPhone and it says IMimic and the picture shows Simon Says and it instantly took me back to my childhood sitting in my room with my younger brother playing this game for hours an hours. It is a memory that I hope I will never forget. I hope the person or company who created this “memory lane” continues to create many many more for future generations to come. Thank you very much for this opportunity to take this wonderful stroll down memory lane.

Let me get this straight: it’s a clone of the original Simon game from the 70s and 80s, and this app simulates it quite well, even it plays the sound of a squeaky button when you tap the colors. The gameplay is just classic, no level ups, no experience points, no .io and no microtransactions (I mean there is a no ads upgrade, but gameplay is not affected by microtransactions) just watch and repeat and I am telling you, once you make it through 50 sequences, your brain won’t know what to do! 10/10 perfect for when you have nothing but your iPhone on you

I was remembering the old Simon Says game and was looking for an app to duplicate it. This may not have all the bells and whistles, but for this game it isn’t needed. In general, the ads seem so unobtrusive that one doesn’t need the ad-free version. I might go that route anyway to thank the developers for bringing back such a cool classic.