Memory challenge
Memory Match
The oldest memory game there is: flip hidden tiles two at a time and collect the pairs. Zero learning curve — kids can play it, and a 6×6 board will test any adult.
Four board sizesMoves + timerZero learning curve
Deal
The table
Rules
How to play
- Open any two tiles: matching icons stay face-up; a mismatch flips back after a beat.
- Match everything to finish; score is moves and elapsed time.
- Four boards: 4×3 (6 pairs), 4×4 (8), 6×4 (12), 6×6 (18).
- One finished, start again — the layout reshuffles every time.
Strategy
Fewer moves, even with an average memory
- Bind icon to position. Remember "cat, bottom-left", not "I think the cat was somewhere". Positions are far more reliable than vibes.
- Sweep row by row. A systematic sweep beats random picks every time.
- Flip the face you already know. Open a tile whose partner you have located — every move should carry an intention.
FAQ
About the pairs
Is it suitable for kids?
Yes. The 4×3 board with six pairs works for ages three and up, and doubles as icon practice.
What are the icons?
Our own icon set, drawn in one consistent style — no photos, no third-party assets.
Why no leaderboard?
The opponent in a memory game is your own last run. Local stats are enough.