After me

After me is an educational game based on Simon Says. If you have never played this classic game, let me briefly tell you what it is about: the computer plays a sound and it highlights a color on a board, and your goal is to remember which one was played.

Then new colors will be added to the sequence each turn, making it harder and harder for you to remember the order of the colors. After me is similar in that it helps kids learn and remember things by making them play Simon Says with them. There are four categories available: shapes, animals, fruits and foods. This can be freely played in the practice mode. When you play for real, you won't be able to choose the category. Instead, you will have to complete a number of levels, which will use the categories randomly.

After me features a very basic graphical user interface, with graphics that are designed to make it easy for kids to navigate the application on their own. Voice recordings of a small kid giving you instructions are also used to help navigation.

In short, After me is a nice and simple game for small children who are just starting to learn new words. It can be fun to play and challenging as well.