Flip, remember and pair up the spooky cards
Halloween Memory lays out a grid of face-down cards, each hiding a cartoon ghost, pumpkin or other friendly spook. You reveal two per turn and keep track of where every picture sits, pairing them off until the board is solved. The art is cute rather than creepy, so little ones can join in, while a full grid still gives grown-ups a real memory workout.
How to play Halloween Memory
- Click or tap a face-down card to see its picture.
- Pick a second card and compare the two images.
- A matching pair stays face up, while two different pictures turn back over.
- Keep pairing cards until none are left hidden.
Controls
| Mouse click | Flip a card |
|---|---|
| Tap | Flip a card on touch devices |
Tips to play better
- Start in a corner and work along the edges; border cards are easier to place in your head than ones in the middle.
- When a fresh card shows a picture you have already seen, use your second pick on its partner right away.
- Spend your early turns uncovering new cards instead of guessing at spots you only half remember.
- After a miss, rest your eyes on both pictures for a moment before they flip back.
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Halloween Memory gameplay video
Gameplay recorded by the Vogimo team.
Halloween Memory FAQ
Do the cards move around after a wrong guess?
No. Cards that do not match turn face down in the same spots, so everything you have memorized stays useful for the rest of the board.
What pictures are on the cards?
Classic Halloween figures such as ghosts, jack-o'-lanterns and friendly monsters, drawn in a cartoon style that is cute rather than scary.
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