Memory Match vs Nait

Memory - find a pair, a memory development game for children and adults. You must remember the location of the cards and find all the matching pictures. Rules: Up to 16 pairs of cards are placed on the playing field. Each turn you need to turn over two (or three) cards. If they match, they disappear from the playing field. If not, the open cards are turned face down, and the turn starts again. The goal of the game is to find pairs. Features: ∙ constructor mode, customize the level for yourself ∙ competitive modes: best score, best time ∙ several game rules: no restrictions, for attempts, for time, mix ∙ saving progress in iCloud ∙ achievements and records from Game Center ∙ free hints every day Competitive modes: Challenge mode is a competitive mode in which you need to score points for completing random levels. The more levels in a row you pass and the fewer mistakes you make, the more points you get per level. Classic mode - complete 10 levels in this mode and you can take part in the competition for the best time. In this mode, you need to complete levels as quickly as possible. For a while - in this mode you need to score as many points as possible in a limited time. With successful completion of the level, you will receive additional time. LICENSED APPLICATION END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Nait brings together everyone at the same table. The party games we play in Chile at every carrete (party), in one app and now in English, so you can play them with your friends from anywhere in the world. ONE PHONE, PASSED AROUND - Cuarto Rey: Chile's take on Kings Cup: draw a card, follow the rule and pray you're not the one who draws the fourth king. - Who Am I?: Put the phone on your forehead and guess the celebrity from your friends' clues. Tilt down when you get it, up to skip. - The Impostor: Everyone gets the same secret word… except the impostor. Give clues, discuss and find the liar. EVERYONE ON THEIR OWN PHONE - Cacho: The classic Chilean liar's dice game. Bet how many dice are hidden across the table, doubt your friends and don't run out of dice. - Cri Cri: Two dice, six lives and a lot of bluffing. Roll Cri Cri, Terremoto or Paso… or pretend you did. One player opens a game and the rest join with a 6-letter code or an invite link. Made in Chile, with all the Chilean flavor: Piscola, completos and Colo-Colo included (with a short explanation for the gringos).