Memory Match
Flip cards and find all the pairs.
About Memory Match
Memory, also known as Concentration or Pairs, is a card-matching game. All cards start face down and you flip two per turn. If they match they stay open; otherwise they turn back over. Remember where each picture was and clear the board in the shortest time.
How to play
Flip two cards per turn. If they match, they stay open. Remember where each picture is and clear the board as fast as you can.
Tips and strategies
- Flip cards systematically, row by row, instead of at random.
- When a new card matches one you've already seen, go straight for the pair.
- Name the pictures to yourself as you see them — it helps you remember positions.
Memory Match strategy guide
Flip in a pattern. Go row by row instead of jumping around, so you remember each picture by its place in the grid rather than by guesswork.
Make the second flip count. If the first card's partner has already appeared, flip it; if not, turn over a card you have never seen — it might match, and either way you learn something.
Say it in words. Naming pictures and places quietly — “rocket, top left” — makes them much easier to recall than images alone.
Frequently asked questions
How do I play Memory Match?
Flip two cards per turn. If the pictures match they stay open; if not, they turn back over. Find every pair to clear the board, as fast as you can.
How many cards are there?
4×4 has 8 pairs and 6×6 has 18. The daily challenge is 4×4, so everyone gets the same layout that day.
How is Memory Match ranked?
By time: the fastest clear wins. Every flip is replayed on the server, so leaderboard times are real.
Is Memory Match free to play?
Yes. Every game on Puzzimo is completely free and runs in your browser on desktop, tablet and phone — no download or installation.
Do I need an account?
No. You can play instantly as a guest and still appear on the leaderboards. Sign in with Google, Discord or LINE to keep your scores on every device.
How does the daily Memory Match challenge work?
Every day at 00:00 UTC everyone gets the same new puzzle. Only your first finish of the day counts on the leaderboard.
How are leaderboard results verified?
Our servers replay every move of your game and measure the time themselves, so leaderboard results can't be faked.