Flip two cards, find the twin alien, clear the board
A crowd of goofy, big-eyed cartoon aliens hides under the cards in Aliens Memory, a classic find-the-pairs game. You turn over two cards per go, keeping them if the aliens match and memorizing their spots if they don't. Clear the whole grid to finish a level, and the one after it asks a little more of your memory.
How to play Aliens Memory
- Click or tap any face-down card to reveal the alien underneath, then choose a second card.
- When both cards show the same alien, the pair is removed from the board.
- When they don't match, both cards turn back over, so remember what was where.
- Clear every pair to complete the level and move on to a harder one.
Controls
| Mouse click / tap | Turn over a card |
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Tips to play better
- Uncover cards in a fixed order, row by row, rather than clicking around at random; a tidy path makes positions easier to recall.
- Give each alien a quick label in your head, such as 'fuzzy yellow, bottom left', so the picture and the spot stick together.
- Every time you turn a new card, check your memory for its partner before picking a second card.
- Early in a level, flip cards you have not seen yet instead of rechecking ones you already know.
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Aliens Memory gameplay video
Gameplay recorded by the Vogimo team.
Aliens Memory FAQ
What happens when the two aliens don't match?
Both cards flip face down again in the same places. Cards never move, so every miss is useful information for your next turn.
Is Aliens Memory good for young kids?
Yes. All it takes is clicking or tapping cards, the aliens are friendly cartoons, and it is a gentle way for children to practice short-term memory.
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