Glitter Memory
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Glitter Memory is a variation of the classic "Memory" game. Games of this type help build your short-term memory and are fun to play.
Instructions. Study the pattern of colored squares in the game. Notice where the matching pairs are. When you're ready, click the "I'm Ready" button to begin or simply wait 35 seconds for the game to start.
The actual gameplay starts with all the cards upside down. Turn over any two cards. Try to remember which cards match each other, and turn those over.
If the cards match, you score and the cards will be removed. If they don't match, the cards turn back over.
Remember what was on each card and where it was.
The game is over when all the cards have been matched. Each time you play, try to complete the puzzle in fewer turns than before.
Enjoy!
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