Memory Cards
Free to play
Memory Cards
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 Memory Cards
Each level of Memory Cards starts with the line "Memorize these playing cards in order" and then shows cards one at a time, large and named underneath, such as King of Hearts followed by 4 of Clubs. After the last one, a grid of face-up cards sorted by rank fills the screen under "Select in the right order", with a counter showing how many picks are left. You pick the cards in the order they appeared; a right card scores 20 points and finishing the run adds 100.
The header counts 31 levels. The run is two cards long for the first three levels, three cards for levels 4 to 6 and four cards from level 7, while the grid loses one card per level. No clock runs on the grid, but there is no margin: one wrong card ends the game. The result card jokes about your memory, and after a fail on level 5 it also offered to continue from level 4. Every level-complete screen shows the share of players who get that far.
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How to play Memory Cards
Objective
Pick every card of each shown sequence in the right order without a single mistake, and climb as far as you can through the 31 levels.
Controls
Desktop
- Click a card in the grid: choose it as the next card of the sequence
- Restart Game button: start a new run from level 1 after a wrong pick
- Continue level 4 button (offered after failing level 5): replay level 4 with the score you had when it began
Mobile
- Tap a card in the grid: choose it as the next card of the sequence
- Pause button on a level-complete screen: hold the following sequence until you tap Resume
Getting started
- Watch the opening screen, which reads "Memorize these playing cards in order", and follow the cards as they appear one by one with their names.
- Say each card to yourself as it shows, for example King of Hearts and then 4 of Clubs; the first three levels use only two cards.
- When the grid appears under "Select in the right order", find the first card. Number cards run from 2 to 10, followed by aces, jacks, kings and queens.
- Click the cards in the order shown; the counter at the bottom drops from 2 left to 1 left, and each right card adds 20 points.
- A finished run shows "Level 1 of 31 completed!" and the next sequence starts by itself unless you press Pause.
Tips
- Use the sorted grid: number cards come first from 2 to 10, then aces, jacks, kings and queens, so you can go straight to the right row.
- The selection grid has no clock, so recall the whole order calmly before your first pick; a single wrong card ends the game.
- The run grows to three cards at level 4 and four at level 7, so start linking rank and suit into a short phrase early, such as two of spades, three of clubs.
- Press Pause on a level-complete screen when you need a break; the next sequence waits for Resume, so you never miss its first card.
- When the result card offers a Continue level button, take it: it replays the previous level with the score you had then instead of starting over.
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Memory Cards FAQ
How many levels does Memory Cards have?
The header shows 31 levels. The first three ask you to remember two cards, levels 4 to 6 ask for three and level 7 asks for four, so the run you must repeat keeps getting longer as you climb.
What happens if you pick the wrong card in Memory Cards?
The run ends straight away. The game says "Ooops! Wrong one", tints your card red, outlines the card you should have picked in green and then shows Game Over with your level and score. Restart Game begins again at level 1.
Is there a time limit when choosing cards in Memory Cards?
No countdown runs while the grid is on screen; it simply waits for your picks. The only timed part is the preview, where each card stays up for a second or two before the next replaces it, so give it your full attention.
How do you pause Memory Cards on a phone?
Tap the Pause button that appears on each level-complete screen. It turns into a green Resume button and the next sequence waits until you tap it, which lets you take a break without missing the first card of the next run.