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Memory Match Free online game
- Puzzle & Brain
- Solo
- 6 pairs · 8 pairs · 12 pairs
Find and flip pairs of matching cards
What is it?
Memory Match is a memory game where you flip face-down cards two at a time to find matching pictures. Mismatched cards flip back over, so remembering where you've seen each picture is key.
Choose 6, 8 or 12 pairs and find them all within the time limit (60 s for 6 or 8 pairs, 90 s for 12). The faster you finish, the higher you rank.
How to play
- Flip two cards at a time to find matches
- Mismatches flip back, so remember where they were
- Find all pairs before time runs out (Normal: 8 pairs in 60 s). Faster ranks higher!
Difficulty and rankings
| Difficulty | 6 pairs · 8 pairs · 12 pairs |
|---|---|
| About the difficulty levels | 6 pairs: 60 s · 8 pairs: 60 s · 12 pairs: 90 s — each card count has its own best score and ranking |
| Ranking | Fastest time first · separate rankings for phone (touch) and PC (keyboard · mouse) |
There's a weekly ranking and an all-time ranking; the weekly one resets every Monday at midnight (Korea time). For details, see the Help.
Good to know on Hanpanmadang
- Your record is the time taken to find every pair. If time runs out, nothing is recorded.
- Mismatched cards are shown briefly before flipping back. Memorize their positions in that moment.
Common mistakes
- Flipping two random cards hoping for a match from the start.
- If your first card shows a new picture, make your second flip an unopened card. The odds of a match are the same, and you learn one more card.
- Putting off pairs whose positions you already know.
- Clear known pairs right away. Fewer cards to remember means fewer mistakes.
Tips
- For the first few turns, focus on opening unseen cards to learn positions rather than trying to match.
- Divide the board into rows and remember positions in words, like "top row, second from left" — it sticks better.
- If your first card is a picture you've seen before, go straight to its partner. If it's new, opening an unseen card is the better choice.
- Don't keep reopening the same cards for no reason. It only wastes time.
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