Memory Game
Memory Game puts your attention to the test one card at a time. The pictures lie face down, you flip two per turn and try to remember where each one showed up. Find a pair and the cards fly over to your side, and you get to go again.
Play against the bot or a friend on the same device. Easy deals 14 cards, Medium 22 and Hard 30, and the bot sharpens up at every level, getting better at remembering the cards that have already been turned over.
Game facts
- Category
- Card games
- Difficulty levels
- EasyMediumHard
- Where to play
- In the browser, on Android and iPhone
- Offline
- Works offline after you open it once
- Progress
- Saved on this device
- Languages
- English, Portuguese, Spanish, French, German and Italian
How to play
- Flip 2 cards and find pairs.
- A match scores a point and gives you another turn. No match ends your turn. Whoever matches the most cards wins!
On the keyboardArrow keys move between cards; Enter or Space flips a card.
Tips to play better
- 1Flip cards in a set order, row by row or around the edges. It makes it much easier to recall where each picture appeared.
- 2Turned up a new card and can't remember its partner? Make your second flip a card you already know, so you don't show your opponent anything new.
- 3Watch your opponent's turn closely. Every miss reveals two pictures to you, and the bot remembers everything it sees, too.
- 4A match earns you another turn, so use the streak to grab the pairs you've already spotted before the other side remembers them.
Frequently asked questions
Can a Memory Game game end in a tie?
No. Every level has an odd number of pairs, 7, 11 or 15, so someone always finishes ahead.
What changes between Easy, Medium and Hard?
The table grows from 14 to 22 and 30 cards, and the bot relies on its memory more often, so it remembers turned cards much better.