Puzzle
Memory Match
Flip cards, remember the pairs, and clear a small board in two or three minutes.
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How to play Memory Match
Tap a covered card to turn it over, then tap one more. If the two symbols match, the pair stays face up; if not, both cards turn back down.
Clear all eight pairs to win the 4x4 board. The 4x6 and 6x6 boards add more pairs without changing the rules.
Your best move count and time are saved on this device. Start a new deal whenever you want a fresh shuffle.
Tips for a better run
- Work from one corner in a steady sweep so you always know which cards you have already seen.
- Name the symbol and its position to yourself; a short phrase is easier to recall than a picture alone.
- When two cards miss, keep your eyes on them for one extra beat before turning the next card.
Good for
A two-to-three-minute waiting-room game: quiet, one-thumb, and easy to stop between pairs. The board is small enough to read on a phone, and the daily deal gives you a reason to come back.
Controls
- Tap two cards to flip them; matched pairs stay open.
- Use the size tabs to switch 4×4, 4×6, or 6×6.
- A mismatch flips back after a short pause.
Memory Match FAQ
How long is a round of Memory Match?
About 3 minutes. A two-to-three-minute waiting-room game: quiet, one-thumb, and easy to stop between pairs. The board is small enough to read on a phone, and the daily deal gives you a reason to come back.
Can I play Memory Match with someone else?
It is a single-player game. Hand the phone over between rounds if someone else wants a turn.
Does Memory Match work offline?
It needs a network connection the first time. Open it once and keep the tab available if you are about to lose signal.
Is Memory Match free?
Yes. There is no account, install, or payment. High scores and progress stay in this browser.
Credits
Based on Pairs by Chogan; renamed Memory Match
Licence: MIT. Game rules and the licence record live on the licences page.
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