How to play Memory
- All cards start face down. Tap two cards to flip them.
- If they match, they stay face up. If not, they flip back.
- Find every pair in as few moves as you can.
- Your best number of moves is saved for each level.
Tips
- Start from one corner and flip the cards in order: positions are easier to remember.
- Name the pictures in your head: words stick better than images alone.
- When a new card reminds you of one you saw, go for the match right away.
- A perfect game takes exactly one move per pair, plus a little luck.
About Memory
Memory, also called Concentration or Pairs, is one of the simplest and most effective games for training short-term memory and attention.
Each game picks a theme at random among animals, fruits and space, and shuffles the cards. Four levels go from 6 to 15 pairs.
Points and badges
Finishing a game of Memory earns points for your level. Four badges are waiting in this game, from bronze to diamond: each one says what to do and adds bonus points.
Questions
How are moves counted?
Each pair of cards you flip counts as one move.
Is there a time limit?
Take all the time you need: only the number of moves counts.
Can I play with friends?
Yes, in Memory Party, with up to four players on the same screen.