Match 'Em (Concentration)
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Match 'Em (also known as Concentration) is a great game for improving short-term memory.
Instructions. Click the "Click here to start" button in the middle of the game to begin. All the cards on the grid begin face down. Click on one to turn it over. Try to find the second card that matches the first.
If the second card does not match, both cards return to a face down position. If they do match, the cards are removed to reveal part of the background image.
Try to match all the cards on the grid in the fewest steps possible. The trick is to use your memory to remember the cards even when they are turned back over.
You can change the theme of the cards too. Just click the THEME button at the top and choose an new theme (such as Candy or Nature) from the list.
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