HiddenForm vs Memory Word

Make room for wonder with HiddenForm: a collection of richly illustrated silhouette puzzles for iPhone and iPad. Build lions, hummingbirds, trees, cats, dogs and more from uniquely shaped pieces. Discover tiny animals and botanical shapes hidden among the cuts, and follow the artwork's natural outline instead of a rectangular border. A TABLE OF YOUR OWN • Choose 24, 48 or 80 pieces. • Explore sculpted 3D wood or plexiglass pieces with rounded edges and tactile connection sounds. • Assemble anywhere on a spacious landscape table. Move connected sections together, pinch to zoom, and use two fingers to tilt and rotate. • Feel magnetic connections as matching pieces snap together. • Open the reference painting, emphasize outer edges, or highlight a matching pair when you want a little help. • Start in fullscreen with the controls tucked away. A FINISH WORTH ENJOYING Celebrate the final connection with a playful, material-inspired reveal. Then zoom into your finished painting and explore its details. Your puzzle progress saves on your device so you can return later. THREE FREE FAVORITES Lion, elephant and zebra are always included. Watch a rewarded video before starting or restarting any additional puzzle, or make a one-time Remove All Ads purchase to play the full collection without videos. No subscription is required. An internet connection is needed for rewarded videos and purchases. No game account is required. Requires iOS or iPadOS 26 or later. Follow @hiddenformpuzzles

Memory Word is a memory game and a word game at the same time. Every card hides a letter, and remembering where you saw it is the puzzle. Most word games hand you the letters. This one makes you find them first, and then hold them in your head. HOW IT PLAYS Each card carries a letter in a color, and every color belongs to one word. The first letter of each word starts face up. Flip a card to see what it hides, and if it is the next letter of a word, it stays. Finish a word and its cards fly off the board. Clear every word to finish the level. A wrong flip costs a try, so the game rewards attention rather than guessing. That is the whole rule set, and the tutorial teaches it in a single round. What grows from there is the board. A BRAIN GAME THAT STAYS CALM No level is timed. Nothing counts down while you think, nothing punishes a slow turn, and you can sit with a board as long as you like. The music is relaxing bossa nova and the setting is a jungle treehouse, so a session feels like a break rather than a test. It is a puzzle game for adults who want something quiet to do with their attention for five or ten minutes. A brain game that is satisfying without being stressful, and a relaxing word game you can play in bed without winding yourself up. WHAT YOU GET • Hundreds of levels that grow from three short words to a full board • Themed word packs: animals, food, home, nature, travel and more • A daily challenge with a streak and a daily prize, new every day • Four power-ups for when a board will not give: Hint, Mark, Any Order and X-Ray • Hearts, so a lost level is a pause rather than a wall • Three-star scoring on every level • Ruby, a parrot who deals the cards and is pleased when you win • A short tutorial that teaches the rules in one round • Share your daily result with a friend A WORD PUZZLE THAT USES YOUR MEMORY Spelling games test vocabulary. Memory games test recall. Memory Word asks for both at once, which is why a board that looks simple can still take a few minutes of real concentration. If you like word puzzles, spelling games, or the classic concentration card game, this sits between them. It plays well in short sessions. One level is a few minutes, the daily challenge is one puzzle a day, and nothing is lost by putting it down in the middle of a board. WHO IT IS FOR If you already play word puzzles and want one that asks a little more of you, this is that. If you grew up on the concentration card game and never found a grown-up version, this is that too. And if you just want a relaxing puzzle game for ten minutes before bed, the boards early on are gentle and there is no clock anywhere in the game. The difficulty climbs the way a good brain game should: three short words to begin with, then longer words, then more of them on screen at once, until a single board is genuinely worth concentrating on. Memory Word is free to play. Optional rewarded ads give extra power-ups when you run out, and a one-time purchase removes interstitial ads. It works offline, so it is a word game that still works on a plane.