Controls

You play by tapping cards. Tap one to flip it face up, then tap a second. If the two pictures match, they stay revealed; if not, they both turn back over after a moment.

The whole game is built on two ideas:

• Flipping a pair is your move. You reveal two cards per turn, and a match locks them face up while a miss hides them again.
• Remembering positions is how you win. Every card you flip, even a miss, teaches you where a picture lives, so paying attention is the real skill.

You clear the board once every pair has been matched, and fewer flips along the way earns a better score.

The grids grow across eight levels, adding more pairs to track and making a good memory count for more.

Tips

• Pay attention to cards you flip by mistake. Even a card that doesn't match tells you where that picture is, so noting misses is just as valuable as finding matches.
• Work across the board in a set order. Flipping cards in a rough pattern instead of at random helps you build a reliable mental map of where everything is.
• Say the position to yourself. Quietly noting 'star, top left' as you flip a card makes it far easier to recall than trying to picture the whole board at once.
• Chase a known match before exploring. If you already know where both halves of a pair are, clear them first. It reduces the clutter you have to keep in your head.
• Flip a card you remember second. When your first card is new, follow it with a card whose picture you already know, in case the two happen to match.
• Focus early, coast later. The opening flips set up everything, so concentrating hard at the start builds the map that makes the rest of the board easy to clear.

Frequently asked questions