Play Free Memory Matching Games Online

Feeling nostalgic? Play one of the most classic memory games ever! Online and free for life! You don't even need to create an account. We don't need your data.

You may know the game by one of the following names: Concentration, Pairs, Memory, Shinkei-suijaku (which translates to "nervous breakdown" in Japanese), Matching Pairs, Match Up, Pelmanism, Pexeso, or simply Match Match. Do you recognize some of these names? Then you are at the right place.

Who uses MemoryMatching.com? Teachers, parents, students, adults, kids… Get your brain into a mental gym! Our free matching game has many levels and categories. Our friends and teachers had hours of fun playing it. Maybe you'll too.

The Daily Challenge features a larger board size than any other game option. The images used are randomly selected from a variety of categories, with no option to choose a specific category.

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Share with them the link to memorymatching.com. Simple as sending a text or posting it on your favorite social network. Tools and applications teachers need in their everyday work are often overpriced. They can benefit from free resources that help create a stimulating environment for learning and enjoyment - for both elderly and children.

These memory games are not just here to test your working memory but also to present you additional information that you start remembering through spaced repetition. For example, every time you match the flag in the flags game you will get a hint with the name of the country or territory that flag represents.

It's a game requiring memory skills and a "good eye", or observation if we want to be more technical. It's a game as old as time. The game is generally played with face-down cards, and it involves players opening cards one by one trying to find the matching pairs. You win when the board is clear.

It has smooth gameplay, a modern design, and all the features you know and love from the classic game. All games in the collection have unlimited free gameplays, tips and hints. You can select different categories and levels, start new games, reset games you already started, share your wins and much more.

Challenge yourself with a random shuffle. Take part in our daily challenge to see if you can win 3 challenges in one month. Keep in mind, these challenges can be difficult, so don't be too hard on yourself.

Kai-awase (貝合わせ) is a traditional shell game with origins in Japan. The interior of the shells featured elaborate paintings, often representing scenes from traditional Japanese literature. The aim of the game was to find the other half that would fit. Many games were later developed based on it.

1. Start the game - Click the restart button to reset the timer and create a new game, or select the game category you want to play.
2. Flip over the cards - Select two cards to flip over at a time.
3. Focus - Take your time to study the cards after you reveal them and memorize the patterns, colors, and images.
4. Match the cards - When you open two cards, they are checked for a match. If they are the same, they are cleared from the board and you continue with the rest.
5. Repeat - Keep selecting two cards at a time until all cards are cleared. The timer stops and you see your report.
6. Track your progress - All games have a timer and show how many moves you made. Try to beat your last time or just enjoy playing.
7. Completing the game - Once all pairs are matched, you've won. Congrats!

Our game contains the gameplay you know from the classic concentration card game, combined with new design and teaching resources. Below are some of our visitors' favorites.

• Unlimited Free Games - Play without worrying about time or moves. Try different board sizes; when smaller boards feel easy, click "Board Size" and pick a bigger one.
• Daily Challenge - Start your day with daily challenges. Try to complete the biggest board every day. Play daily challenge
• Helpful Hints - If you're unsure, get a hint, read more, and try again. Many resources on the site help you get closer to winning.

To win any Pairs game, you need to develop a strategy. You use your short-term memory and improve visual recognition. A good short-term memory can influence the long term as well. With every move you keep information in your brain while planning what card to pick next. When you match a pair, you often get new information (a hint) - a fact you didn't know or had forgotten.

So, to keep it simple: it's a fun game with no flashy graphics and no need for your credit card. The best way to protect your data is to keep it for yourself.

We love simple but fun memory games. We are a team of developers who listen to feedback from teachers and continuously update this website based on it. And we keep it free so it can reach a wide audience. Learn more about us

At MemoryMatching.com, we value your feedback and are always looking for ways to improve our memory games. That's how it all started. We listened to our friends, then the teachers of their children. Then parents would play our games together with their children. So we listen. A lot.

Whether you have suggestions for new features, ways to make the games more enjoyable, or criticism on areas that could use improvement, we want to hear from you. Contact us or submit feedback