Is Numveil a brain training game?

Yes. It trains short-term visual memory, much like the chimp test or number memory tests.

What happens if I tap the wrong square?

It counts as a miss and you get a new layout of the same size. Three misses end the run.

Yes, it is free in your browser.

Numveil

Simple number memory mini game

Numveil is a simple memory mini game for your brain. Numbers appear on a grid for a short time and then hide. Remember where each one was and tap them in order: 1, 2, 3 and so on. Every level adds more numbers.

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Free · no download · phone, tablet and computer
A new layout every round
Season best counts for your country
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How to play

Look at the grid and remember where each number is.
When the numbers hide, tap the squares in order: 1, 2, 3...
Clear a board to go to the next level with more numbers, up to 34.
At higher levels you get less time to look.
Three misses and the run is over.

Scoring

Your score is how many numbers you can handle, which grows with each level you clear. Your best this season counts on the leaderboard.

Controls

Tap or click the squares in order: 1, then 2, then 3.

Tips

Group the numbers into small shapes or paths instead of remembering each one alone.
Say the order to yourself as you look: "1 top left, 2 next to it..."
Use your full viewing time on bigger boards. Rushing costs more than it saves.

About Numveil

If you have tried the chimp test, Numveil will feel familiar: numbers appear on a grid for a moment, then hide, and you tap the hidden squares in order from 1. Each level adds more numbers and gives you less time to look. It is a free working-memory test you can repeat as often as you like.

If you like Numveil, try Twinflip, Tapstorm and 2048 Rush.

Play for your country

Tapmedal runs in two-week seasons. Create a free account, pick your country, and your best Numveil score this season joins the world leaderboard. In every game the top 3 countries win gold, silver and bronze.

FAQ

Is Numveil a brain training game?: Yes. It trains short-term visual memory, much like the chimp test or number memory tests.
What happens if I tap the wrong square?: It counts as a miss and you get a new layout of the same size. Three misses end the run.
Is Numveil free?: Yes, it is free in your browser.