Goal
Find all matching pairs of cards. The fewer attempts you make, the higher your score.
How to Play
- Tap a card to flip it face-up
- Find matching pairs by remembering card positions
- Find all pairs to complete the puzzle!
Core Rule: Match Pairs
Flip two cards — if they show the same symbol, it's a match! Different symbols flip back.
Core Rule: Memory Challenge
Remember card positions to find pairs in fewer attempts. More attempts means a lower score.
Completed Example
- You can flip up to 2 cards at a time
- Matching cards stay face-up
- Non-matching cards flip back after a moment
Tip
- Divide cards into zones and memorize section by section
- Use first few flips to explore and remember positions
- Recall previously seen cards to find their pairs
Paired-associate learning tasks are a fundamental paradigm for memory assessment, simultaneously training visual-spatial and associative memory.
- Nouchi et al. (2012) - Effects of card matching in cognitive training for elderly
- Klingberg et al. (2005) - Transfer effects of visual-spatial working memory training