Floor Sequence

Floor Sequence - a memory game built around a six-floor tower, where a short sequence of floors lights up one after another and the player repeats it by tapping the same floors in the same order. Each round opens with a short pause, then the tower plays the sequence: a floor glows for a moment, goes dark, and the next one follows. When playback ends the tower becomes tappable and the player reproduces the order floor by floor; a correct tap flashes the floor and moves the count forward, while the first tap on a wrong floor ends the run immediately. Clearing a full sequence opens a panel with the number of the round that was just finished and a button that starts the next one, and every new round adds one more floor to the sequence, so round one holds three floors, round two holds four, and the chain keeps growing as long as the order is repeated correctly. Counters at the top of the playing field show the current round and the length of the sequence being played, and a pause control sits next to them: it freezes timers, animation and input, and opens a panel that continues the round from the start of its playback, restarts from round one, or returns to the menu. The end of a run shows the round that was reached along with options to try again or leave the field. Results are saved between sessions and listed on a separate screen that keeps the four highest rounds together with the sequence length each of them reached. Settings hold a playback speed switch between normal and fast timing for the demonstration of the sequence and an action that clears the saved results. The menu gathers the play button, the results screen, the settings and an exit control, and the game runs in portrait orientation without sound.