Memory Game
Flip cards, remember their positions, and match every pair in as few moves as possible.
Memory Game
Flip cards, remember their positions, and match every pair in as few moves as possible.
About the Memory Game
Flip two cards and find every pair
Choose a card to reveal its symbol, then choose a second card. Matching symbols stay face up; different symbols turn face down again after a short pause. One move is counted for each pair of cards you reveal, and the game ends when every pair is matched.
Three board sizes with browser-only play
Easy uses 6 pairs on a 3 by 4 board, Standard uses 8 pairs on a 4 by 4 board, and Hard uses 12 pairs on a 4 by 6 board. The timer starts when you reveal the first card. The game does not create an account, save a score history, or send your moves to a server.
FAQ
Common questions and answers about this topic.
How do I play the memory matching game?
Reveal two cards at a time and remember their symbols and positions. A matching pair stays face up, while a mismatched pair turns face down again. Match every pair to complete the game.
How are moves counted?
Revealing two cards counts as one move, whether or not they match. Revealing only the first card does not add a move until you choose the second card.
What is the difference between the difficulty levels?
Easy has 6 pairs on a 3 by 4 board, Standard has 8 pairs on a 4 by 4 board, and Hard has 12 pairs on a 4 by 6 board. Larger boards require remembering more card positions.
When does the timer start and stop?
The timer starts when you reveal the first card and stops when the final pair is matched. Changing the difficulty or restarting creates a fresh shuffled game and resets the timer.
Can I play on a phone or with a keyboard?
Yes. The board adapts to phone and desktop screens. Each card is a button, so keyboard users can move focus with Tab and reveal a card with Enter or Space.
Does the game save or upload my results?
No. The game runs in your browser without an account. Your cards, moves, and time are kept only for the current page session and are cleared when you restart, change difficulty, refresh, or close the page.