Simon Says

This is a review for a software game called "Simon Says", where the aim is to perform actions according to the commands given by "Simon" within a specified time limit. Upon starting the game, the user's current pose will be displayed at the bottom left corner of the screen. A command will then appear in the dialogue box at the top of the screen for a few seconds. After the command disappears, a series of actions will begin to scroll from right to left under the dialogue box.

The user must execute the command if it begins with "Simon says" by clicking on the correct pose before the time runs out. If a sentence does not begin with "Simon says", the user must hold their current pose and not perform any action. Additionally, if the sentence is "Simon says stand up sit down", only the command directly following "Simon says" is valid, meaning the user only needs to stand up in this case.

When multiple commands starting with "Simon says" are given, only the latest command needs to be executed. For example, if "Simon says sit down" and "Simon says stand up" are given, the user only needs to stand up. As the game progresses, the speed of the scrolling actions will increase, and more complicated commands will be issued. Therefore, the user needs to be careful and ensure they follow the correct directions given by Simon.

If the user fails to perform the correct action, the game will end immediately. Overall, the "Simon Says" game requires the user to be obedient and follow Simon's commands, making for an entertaining and challenging software experience.