Flip the pumpkin cards and pair up the monsters
Happy Halloween opens on a haunted house under a full moon, then deals a grid of orange cards stamped with jack-o'-lantern faces. Flip two at a time to find matching pairs of cartoon monsters, such as a green-skinned zombie girl in a purple dress. Clear one board and the next deals more cards, while a clock and a pair counter track your progress.
How to play Happy Halloween
- Tap the orange play button on the moonlit title screen to deal the first cards.
- Turn over any face-down card with a click or tap, then choose a second one.
- Matching cards vanish from the grid; cards that differ hide their faces again, so remember where each picture sat.
- Work through the board until every pair is found; the trophy counter tracks your progress.
- Each new board adds more cards, so the memory test grows as you go.
Controls
| Mouse click | Turn over a card |
|---|---|
| Tap | Turn over a card on a touch screen |
Tips to play better
- Give each picture a nickname as it flips, like 'zombie girl, top row', so its spot sticks in your head.
- Boards start small, so use the early ones to build a habit of scanning the cards in the same order every time.
- Cleared pairs leave gaps in the grid; use those gaps as landmarks for the cards around them.
- Glance at the trophy counter before each turn so you always know how many pairs are still out there.
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Happy Halloween gameplay video
Gameplay recorded by the Vogimo team.
Happy Halloween FAQ
Is Happy Halloween scary for small children?
No. The haunted house, the bats and the green-skinned zombies are drawn in a bright, goofy cartoon style, closer to a party decoration than a fright.
Do the boards get bigger?
Yes. One board holds six cards and a later one holds eight, and the trophy counter shows how many pairs each board contains.
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