Memory Palace
Turn over two cards at a time and find every matching pair. The grid grows a size every level.
How to play
- The cards are dealt face up. Take as long as you like to remember where each picture is.
- When you are ready, press Flip the cards and every card turns face down. Then tap a card to turn it over, and tap another.
- Two with the same picture are a pair and stay face up. Two that differ turn back over.
- Find every pair to clear the level. On a grid with an odd number of cells, the middle is left empty.
- Levels 1 to 5 have five hearts, levels 6 to 10 have ten and levels 11 to 15 have twenty, and every miss costs one. With the last heart gone the level starts again with a fresh deal: new pictures in new places.
- Every level is open from the start: use the arrows to move between them.
What it trains
- Grids that grow a size every level, from two cards by two up to sixteen by sixteen, and no clock: you choose when to turn the cards over.
- A new deal every time, drawn from ninety-five cartoon pictures of small things.
- Five hearts on levels 1 to 5, ten on levels 6 to 10 and twenty on levels 11 to 15, and a fresh deal whenever you start again.
- A music-box tune the cards play along to, with a switch for the music and another for the sound effects.
Play Memory Palace in your browser: a picture card memory game. Every level deals its cards face up, and you look for as long as you like; when you are ready, one tap turns them all face down. Then turn two over at a time and find every pair. The first level is two cards by two, and every level after it is a size larger. Levels 1 to 5 give five hearts, levels 6 to 10 give ten and levels 11 to 15 give twenty, and every miss costs one. Every deal brings new pictures in new places, and your progress is kept for next time.
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