Memory Cards
A memory game about order, not about pairs.
- Category:
- Puzzle
- Difficulty:
- Medium
- A session:
- about five minutes
- Input:
- mouse
- Source:
- GamePix
Our verdict
7.3out of 10Simple and genuinely testing. The order rule makes it harder than any pair matching game.
About Memory Cards
Most memory games ask you to find two cards that match. Memory Cards asks you to click cards in the right sequence, which is a harder thing to hold in your head. The board shows you an order, hides it, and then waits.
Levels grow by adding cards rather than by shortening the look. That keeps it fair. It is a genuine brain exercise rather than a game dressed as one, and it gets difficult faster than the early levels suggest.
How to play
- Watch the sequence the game shows you.
- Click the cards back in the same order once they hide.
- One wrong card ends the attempt. The level restarts, not the game.
Controls
| Left click | Everything. The game needs no keyboard. |
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Tips
- Say the positions out loud. Sound is stored separately from sight, and it roughly doubles what you can hold.
- Group the sequence into threes. Nobody remembers nine separate things.