In one line: Face-down tiles hide questions and their answers — teams flip two at a time, match the pair, earn the points.
You might call it: matching game, concentration, pairs game.
Works on: all paid plans (not included in Free).
The Memory Game is an interactive tile-matching memory board game. Players take turns flipping over pairs of tiles, aiming to find matching pairs — a question and its answer — based on what the game creator wrote.
Starting a Memory game
1. Select the number of teams. Begin by choosing how many teams will participate.
2. Choose up to three categories for the memory board. Each category contributes tiles with related terms, questions, answers, or images.
Note: The goal is to match pairs based on the selected categories.
3. Choose to activate or deactivate Buzzer Mode. With buzzers on, Memory even scores matches automatically. More: Buzzer Mode.
4. Select a team mascot.
5. Begin the game. Once all settings are configured, start!
The Memory game board
The board becomes face-down numbered tiles. Each team takes turns flipping two tiles, hunting for a matching question-and-answer pair. A flipped tile turns yellow while it shows its content.
Key features:
- Points display: shows the point value associated with each correct match.
- Back to Board button: returns players to the main game board after attempting a match.
- Q & A Hint button: marks face-down tiles with a small Q or A, showing which tiles hold questions and which hold answers.
- See Answer button: a moderator-only peek at the correct answer pair for a selected tile. Helps verify matches and guide the game.
- Result: when a team selects a matching pair, the correct answer blinks for visual confirmation, earns a check mark, and stays face-up. The matching team earns the points. Misses show an ✗ and flip back — remember where things were!
Player’s-eye view: Play as Classic Memory.
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