Math Memory Match

Math Memory Match is a pairs game where the pairs are sums. Some cards on the board carry an arithmetic expression on their hidden side, and the others carry plain numbers. Each number is the result of one of the expressions, and a pair is an expression together with its answer.

Turn over two cards that share the same value and they stay open. Turn over two that do not and you lose a life, out of three in total. Matching every card on the board completes the level.

The developer frames it as a test of working out rather than guessing. Before you go looking for a partner, solve the expression on the card you have revealed, then find the card that shows the same number. Memory still matters, since you have to recall where that number was.

Using a mouse or touchpad, click a card to reveal it. If it shows an expression, solve it; if it shows a number, remember it. Then click a second card that you think has the same value. A matching pair stays open, while a mismatch costs one of your three lives. Match every card on the board to finish the level.

Solve each expression the moment you see it and remember the answer along with the card's position, because the number card it pairs with may already have been turned over once. With only three lives, flip a second card only when you are confident of where its partner sits.

A memory matching puzzle with arithmetic, in a wide landscape frame. Cards hold either an expression or its answer. You have three lives, and the level is complete when every card is matched. Mouse or touchpad input.

Math is easy! also pairs expressions with their answers, laid out in two columns. Remember the numbers tests memory of where digits appeared, touching their spots from lowest to highest.