Kobadoo Emojis
Free to play
Kobadoo Emojis
Game by GamePix. The provider may show ads and use cookies. Learn more
- Category
- Puzzle
- Platform
- Web browser
- Provider
- GamePix
- Price
- Free to play
About Kobadoo Emojis
Kobadoo Emojis is a sequence-memory game built from everyday emoji: faces, animals, fruit, vehicles and household objects. Each level begins with emojis popping up one at a time in the middle of a plain white screen, about two seconds apiece. Then the heading switches to “Select in the right order”, a grid of around thirty emojis fills the screen, and a counter at the bottom shows how many picks remain. You click the emojis back in the order they appeared.
The run starts at two emojis for the first three levels and grows by one every three levels, reaching six at level 13, while each new grid holds one emoji fewer than the last. The set is reshuffled every round, so position never helps, and lookalikes such as the hear-no-evil and speak-no-evil monkeys can sit side by side. One wrong pick ends the run, and the Game Over card rates your memory with an animal, from a goldfish up to a whale.
Game provided by GamePix
How to play Kobadoo Emojis
Objective
Repeat each emoji sequence in the exact order it was shown, without a single wrong pick, and climb as high as possible through the 31 levels.
Controls
Desktop
- Mouse click on an emoji: select it as the next item in the sequence
- Pause button: on the level-complete card, stops the next sequence from starting; the button then reads Resume
- Continue level button: on the Game Over card after later levels, replays the previous level with the score you had at its start
- Restart Game button: start a new run from level 1
Mobile
- Tap an emoji: pick it as the next one in the sequence; in portrait the grid shows four emojis per row
Getting started
- The first sequence begins as soon as loading finishes, with no title menu, so keep your eyes on the center of the screen from the start.
- Memorize each emoji while it is on screen for roughly two seconds; level 1 only asks for two of them.
- Once the grid appears, click the emojis in the order they were shown while the counter at the bottom ticks down to zero.
- A card reading “Level 1 of 31 completed!” follows, showing how many players got that far; press Pause on it if you need a break.
- After a mistake, choose Restart Game for a fresh run, or Continue level on later levels to retry the stage before.
Tips
- The grid is reshuffled every round and is not sorted, so give each emoji a short spoken name, like “eggplant, carrot”, instead of trying to remember where it will sit.
- Watch for lookalikes such as the hear-no-evil and speak-no-evil monkeys, which can sit next to each other; one wrong click ends the run straight away.
- Each correct pick is worth 20 points and a cleared level adds 100 more, so a clean level 1 takes the score from 0 to 140.
- Losing on level 4 or later is less costly than it looks: Continue level sends you back just one stage with the score you had there.
- From level 10 you need five emojis from a grid of about twenty, so start linking them into a little story, like a monkey eating pizza on a bus.
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Kobadoo Emojis FAQ
How many levels does Kobadoo Emojis have?
There are 31 levels, shown as “Level: 1 / 31” in the top bar. The first three ask you to repeat two emojis, and the sequence grows by one every three levels, so level 13 already shows six emojis to put back in order.
What happens when you click the wrong emoji?
The run ends immediately. The game says “Ooops! Wrong one”, lights up the emoji you should have chosen in green, then shows a Game Over card with your level, score and a memory rating such as “like a goldfish” or “just like a whale”.
Can you play Kobadoo Emojis on a phone?
Yes. Held upright, the emojis sit in a four-column grid and you simply tap them in order. The sequence, scoring and Game Over card work exactly as with a mouse, and no keyboard is needed at any point.
Does Kobadoo Emojis remember your level after a reload?
No, reloading the page starts again at level 1 with a score of 0. Within one session, though, the Continue level option that appears after a loss lets you retry from the level before the one you lost on.