Kids Memory vs Memsight

Educational and funny memory card game for kids. KIDS MEMORY Educational and funny game to reinforce the memory skills, while helping with the concentration and the recognition of objects. Recognising numbers and letters are early skills crucial to the foundation of future learning. Children who can identify letters and know letter sounds when entering in the kindergarten will be will prepared to learn how to sound out words and read. HOW TO PLAY In one player mode, the player needs to match all the pairs in the minimum possible time. Try to improve your record against the clock! In two player mode, each player have an opportunity to match a pair. If the player find a match will continue playing. If the player fails will lose his turn. At the end of the game, the player with more matches will be the winner. GAME THEMES - Numbers: Kids will learn to recognise the numbers from one to twenty. - Alphabet: Kids will learn the alphabet. - Animals: Kids will learn the most common animals. - Food: Kids will learn the typical food vocabulary. - Flags: Kids will learn the flags for different countries. - Sports: Kids will learn the most common sports. FEATURES • No ads during gameplay. • Play single player or versus a friend. • Nine different difficulty levels from 6 matching pairs to 20 matching pairs. • Learn vocabulary, with text and pronunciation, in three different languages, english, spanish and french. • Colourful decks with different themes adapted for kids. • Improve your concentration and your memory. • Multi-language: English, Spanish and French. More games: http://www.pegolandia.com

Memsight is a sequential memory game inspired by classic devices like Simon and Merlin. A random musical sequence is created one note/target at a time. Play the growing sequence each round, by tapping the targets in the correct order. Tap more quickly for a bonus! As you level up you'll find that sequences get longer, the computer plays faster, the number of targets gets bigger, and your scoring accelerates! Each game gives you five repeats you can use to have the computer replay a sequence, and three strikes (wrong-target taps) before the game is over. Options include: - Show or hide animal icons - Show targets in random colors, or monochromatic - Start new games at level 1, or the last level you attempted - Increase or decrease speed of sequence playback Free to play up to level 24; in-app purchase available to turn off ads and access twelve additional levels! Written by Christopher Corbell Published by Mathaesthetics