About this app

Story of the game
A special experiment Ai Project started in 1978. In its frames scientists from Japanese University of Kyoto conducted many tests and found out that baby chimps have an amazing visual memory that allows them to memorize the position of numbers on the screen better and faster than Japanese students.

“Many people, including biologists, are still confident that the cognitive functions of humans are much better developed than a similar apparatus in monkeys. And hardly anyone would have imagined that five-year-old chimpanzees have a better memory than people. However, the reality is that it is the young monkeys that have a large amount of working memory and cope with such tasks better than us humans”.

This is surprising, because traditionally it is believed that we, humans, have a significantly higher level of development in the field of “gray matter”. However, according to scientists, people have lost the ability to memorize such things, concentrating the resources to master the language.

This story interested me (the developer) so much, that I created a small mobile game for memory training and now I am actively training. Honestly, the level of record holder Ayumu is still very far to me. He is able to see a numerical range from 1 to 9 within 0.5 seconds and reproduce it in 80% of cases. Fantastic!

🎮 How to play:
Memorize the sequence of numbers. Then click on the cells in sequence from 1 to 9

🎓 Features:
- Simple yet addictive gameplay
- Daily play improves brain function 💪
- 4 game modes: from classic to Aymu (for the most persistent)
- Based on a true story.
- Cute design: everyone will like it!
- Table of records: compete with friends

Are you ready to pump your brain and challenge the chimpanzee Aymu? 🐒

New features

Few bug fixes

App Permissions

Allows applications to open network sockets.
Allows applications to access information about networks.
Allows using PowerManager WakeLocks to keep processor from sleeping or screen from dimming.