About Memory Match
Memory Match (also called concentration or pairs) is one of the best games for building memory and focus at any age. All the cards start face down, and each one hides an animal that has an exact twin somewhere else.
On each turn you flip two cards: if they show the same animal they stay open, and if not they flip back over. You need to remember where you saw each animal to finish in as few tries as possible.
There are 3 levels: easy with 12 cards for beginners and little ones, medium with 16, and hard with 24 for a real challenge. Play alone or race family and friends to see who finishes in fewer tries.
How to play
- Choose a level: easy, medium or hard.
- Click a card to flip it and see the animal underneath.
- Flip a second card and try to find the same animal.
- If the two cards match they stay open; if not they flip back.
- Keep going until every card is open, using as few tries as you can.
Controls
| Mouse | Click any card to flip it. |
|---|---|
| Touch | Tap a card with your finger to flip it. |
Tips to win
- Start with the corner cards and remember where they are.
- Say the animal's name out loud as you flip it; it helps you remember.
- Don't rush: what counts is the number of tries, not speed.
Memory Match: questions and answers
What are memory games good for, and what age is this one for?
Memory games train short-term memory, focus and attention to detail, which helps at any age. This one suits everyone from 4 years old up, and the hard level keeps adults on their toes.
How many levels does the memory game have?
There are 3 levels: easy (6 pairs), medium (8 pairs) and hard (12 pairs).
Does the memory game need fast internet?
No, the game is very light, loads in seconds and runs well even on slow internet and old devices.