Card Match. vs PeekFlip

Card game in which all of the cards are set face down on a surface and two cards are flipped face up over each turn. The object of the game is to turn over pairs of matching cards. The object of the game is get the most matching pairs. The game is over when all the cards have been matched. It is easy to play, in fact it is so simple that really all can play with ease. It requires observation, concentration and a good memory to win. ------------- FEATURES -------------- - Modes of Play: · Points · Time - Different card images (shapes, shapes 3D, balloons, more coming) - Different game board sizes - Randomly colored squares - High score - Clear and simple UI - We are listening to - Frequently enhancements game based on your feedback - Global Leaderboards - Share your result in social networks. Good luck! Please give us feedback in comments, we will make it the best game! .

PeekFlip is a picture pair matching game for memory, focus, and friendly multiplayer fun. Flip cards, remember what you saw, and find every matching pair. Play a quick memory game on your own, take turns with someone on the same device, or challenge a friend with multiplayer through Game Center. PeekFlip is easy to learn and satisfying to improve. Start with small boards, then build up to bigger card layouts that test your recall, concentration, and speed. Features: - Classic picture pair matching gameplay - Memory Match, Adventure Map, Timed Challenge, and Free Play modes - One-device multiplayer for playing together in person - Online friend duels with Game Center - Colorful card packs with animals, fruits, foods, vegetables, vehicles, and mixed cards - Stars, stickers, streaks, and rewards to keep progress fun - Kid-friendly profiles and parent settings - Voice pronunciation and card labels for early word learning - No ads, no public chat, and no location tracking PeekFlip works as a quick brain warmup, a family card matching game, a concentration game for kids, and a friendly memory duel for adults. Match the cards, train your memory, and see who can find the pairs first.