Memory Buzz

Memory game for Wear OS. Watch, feel the haptics, tap it back.

A Simon-style memory game built for Wear OS — and for your wrist. Watch
the sequence flash around the round screen, then tap it back in order.
The twist: every color has its OWN haptic signature, so you can follow
the pattern partly by feel. No other memory game plays like this on a
watch. Free, offline, no ads.

Four colored arcs wrap the edge of your watch — one per quadrant. The
game lights up a sequence, one step at a time, and each flash comes with
a buzz that's unique to that quadrant. Top-left feels different from
bottom-right. Learn the buzzes and you can recall the order even when
your eyes can't keep up.

Tap the quadrants back in the exact order shown. Get it right and the
sequence grows by one. Get it wrong and the game ends. Your score is the
longest sequence you reached — and your best is saved.

It starts easy: two steps, three, four. Then the sequence outruns your
short-term memory and the haptics become a second channel to lean on.
That dual-sense recall — sight plus feel — is the whole point.

Features
• Four colored quadrant arcs, sized for the round watch screen
• A UNIQUE haptic signature per color — follow the sequence by feel
• Simon-style growing sequence: one new step every round
• Score = longest sequence reached
• Persistent high score
• Standalone — no phone required
• Fully offline — no internet permission
• No ads, no IAP, no tracking

Controls
• Watch and feel the sequence as it flashes and buzzes
• Tap the quadrants back in the same order
• Tap to start / restart on game over

Tips
• Don't just watch — pay attention to the buzz. Each quadrant feels
different, and feel sticks longer than a flash.
• Repeat the sequence under your breath as it grows.
• A wrong tap ends the run, so slow down on the long sequences.

Built for Wear OS 3+. Standalone, offline, no tracking.

Why this on a watch?
A phone can show you a memory game, but it can't tap you back. A watch
sits against your skin, so each color can carry its own distinct buzz.
That extra sense — recalling a pattern by feel, not just by sight — is
something only a watch can do. Memory Buzz is built around it.