Silven Method

Silven Method is a game built around color recognition, timing, and precision. The experience is divided into two short stages, each offering a different way to interact with visual color signals while following a simple and clear set of rules.

The first stage presents a single color signal. Several colored spheres appear on the screen, and the displayed signal indicates which color should be selected. Each correct selection increases the score and continues the current sequence. An incorrect selection decreases the score and resets the sequence. This stage lasts for 30 seconds and focuses on quick visual recognition and accurate timing.

The second stage introduces two consecutive color signals. The first color is shown, followed by a second one. The objective is to select the matching colored spheres in the same order as the displayed signals. Every correctly completed pair increases the score, while an incorrect order resets the current sequence and reduces the score. This stage lasts for 25 seconds and emphasizes attention to detail and consistent accuracy.

The final result combines the scores from both stages, creating a simple overview of overall performance. Short sessions make the game suitable for quick play while maintaining a steady rhythm throughout each round.