Match Pairs
Find the twin animals. 24 levels, 12 worlds.
A memory game where the child turns over two cards and looks for the matching pair. Nothing to read, nothing to type — a child who cannot read yet can play alone from the very first tap.
How your child plays
The path of levels
Levels sit along a winding path, level 1 at the bottom. Each one opens when the previous is finished, so a three-year-old is never dropped in front of 24 choices at once.
Two cards at a time
Tap a card, it turns over. Tap a second one. A matching pair stays face up; a wrong pair turns back after a moment long enough to memorise, short enough not to bore.
Mistakes are cheap
Every level allows a generous number of wrong pairs — twelve on a level of eight pairs. When they run out the level simply starts again, and no star already earned is ever taken away.
From 2 pairs to 15
Level 1 has two pairs on a 2×2 board. Level 24 has fifteen. In between, twelve themed worlds: animals, fruit, ocean, vehicles, garden, space, sports, music, farm, weather, snacks and party.
What it practises
- Short-term visual memory — remembering where a card was
- Patience: turning a card over and waiting to see
- Recognising and naming everyday things, world by world
What it looks like
The path of levels, with stars earned
A level in progress
The end of a levelFor parents
- No account, no sign-up, and no personal data about your child.
- Progress is stored on the device and never leaves it.
- Ads are non-personalised and limited to general-audience content. Never during play, and never after a lost game.
- Every link that leaves the app sits behind a question meant for an adult.
- Works without an internet connection.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play