Memory Match · Rules and strategy
Memory match is a game of remembering where matching pictures are hidden. It works well for short rounds, and larger boards reward grouping positions in your mind. Watch your number of attempts as well as elapsed time.
Rules and controls
Reveal one card, then a different card. A matching pair stays open; a mismatch turns face down after a short pause. Selecting the same card twice cannot form a pair. Find every pair to finish.
A useful first strategy
Explore the board in a consistent order and associate each picture with its position. When a familiar picture appears, check the partner you remember rather than repeatedly guessing two unknown cards.
Worked example
If you saw a star in the top-left corner and later find another star at the bottom-right, select those two positions on your next attempt. Even a mismatch can provide useful information.
Frequently asked questions
Why can I not click during a mismatch?
Input pauses briefly so you can see the two revealed pictures. Wait for them to close before selecting the next pair. Accurate memory helps more than rapid clicking.
Does sharing send my current game?
Share sends the game address in the current language. It does not copy your board, nickname or score.