Memory.
Flip hidden cards and remember their positions to find matching ranks. Build a small practice board or use a full deck, then play solo or compete for the most pairs.
Solo · Computer with three difficulties · Private friend matches
TODAY’S TASK
Find today’s matching pairs
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Resets at 00:00 UTC. Progress stays in this browser.THE RULES
How to play Memory
- Choose 1 to 26 pairs, for a board of 2 to 52 cards. Cards start face down.
- Flip two different cards. Two cards of the same rank form a pair, even if their suits are different.
- A matching pair stays face up, earns one point, and lets you continue your turn.
- If the ranks differ, study their positions before they turn face down. In competitive games, the turn passes to your opponent.
- The game ends when all pairs are found. The player with the most pairs wins; equal scores are a draw. In solo mode, try to finish with fewer attempts and a faster time.
- Computer difficulty changes how much it remembers, not what it can see. Friend games begin after both players press Ready.