How to play Memory
All cards start face down. Tap a card to flip it, then tap a second card. If they match, they stay face up. If they do not, they flip back after a moment and you try again. Find every pair to clear the board. The game tracks how many flips you made and how long it took. Try to clear the next round in fewer flips.
Tips
- Flip the same starting card every round, you will memorise that one fast
- Group your guesses by area, do not jump around the board
- Say the picture out loud when you flip it, sound helps recall
- Take a breath before flipping the second card, do not rush
About Memory
Card matching memory games are as old as paper. The classic Pelmanism game, named after a 1900s memory training school, was the first commercial version. The TV show Concentration ran the format for decades. Memory is the workout your brain wants when scrolling feels too dumb but a sudoku feels too hard. Three minutes per round and you can feel the focus muscles wake up.
More logic games
- 2048: Slide tiles to combine them. Reach 2048 or beyond.
- Sudoku mini: A quick 6x6 sudoku you can finish on a coffee break.
- Dark room: Turn off every light in the 5x5 grid. Trickier than it looks.
- Slide fifteen: The classic 15 puzzle. Slide tiles into order in as few moves as possible.
- Bomb sweep: Find every safe square without setting off a bomb.
- Mahjong solitaire: Match and remove free tile pairs to clear the pyramid. A calming classic with 144 tiles.