Memory

This is a memory game in which players uncover hidden tiles and try to remember their positions. Our version can be played in two ways: the classic way, by finding pairs, or the numbered version, by uncovering tiles in the correct order.

Version 1: Memory with numbers

In this version, the tiles are numbered from 1 to 10. Players' task is to uncover them in the correct order – from the lowest number to the highest.

Game setup: Place the tiles number side down and mix them up so that players do not know their location.

Number of players: 1, 2, or multiple players/teams can play. Players take turns.

Gameplay: On their turn, a player reveals one tile. The goal is to find the next number in the sequence, starting with 1, then 2, 3, and so on up to 10.

If a player reveals the correct number, the tile is revealed and play continues. If a player reveals the wrong number, the tile is covered again and the turn passes to the next person or team.

Objective of the game: The winner is the person or team who best remembers the positions of the tiles and discovers the most correct numbers in sequence.

You can also play together – then the goal of all participants is to discover the entire sequence from 1 to 10 in the fewest possible attempts.

Version 2: Classic Memory

In the classic version, players look for matching pairs of tiles.

Game setup: Place the tiles face down on a level surface and mix them up. Each image should have its own pair.

Number of players: 2 or more people can play. Team play is also possible.

Gameplay: Players alternate turns. On their turn, a player reveals two tiles.

If the tiles form a pair, the player either takes them or leaves them face up and may take another turn. If the tiles do not match, they are covered again and the turn passes to the next player.

Object of the game: The person or team who finds the most pairs wins.