Find all the pairs in the fewest moves.
The goal is to flip the cards two at a time and find all the pairs of matching pictures, using as few moves as possible. The pictures are animals and insects as emojis, and the cards are shuffled in every game.
The best score is measured in number of moves, and each level has its own. If you finish with fewer moves than the saved best score, the game tells you that you set a new one. The time is shown, but only moves count toward the best score.
The game works in the browser, with no sign-up and without sending any game data to servers. The best scores for each level are kept in your device's localStorage, and they disappear if you clear the site data or switch browsers. More information in the Privacy Policy.
Each attempt to flip two cards counts as one move, whether they make a pair or not.
Yes. In each new game, the cards are shuffled again.
Easy, with 6 pairs, is good for understanding how it works. Medium is the default and Hard, with 24 cards, demands more memory.
The best score is only saved when you complete a game and depends on the browser allowing local storage. In a private window or with storage blocked, it may not be kept.
There is no multiplayer mode, but you can take turns with another person on each attempt or compare the number of moves on the same level.