If they don't match, they are flipped back over in the same spot, and the turn passes clockwise.
is a world-famous card matching game published by Ravensburger . First released in its modern form in February 1959 , Ravensburger holds the trademark for the name "Memory," though the gameplay is based on traditional games like "Concentration" or "Pairs". Core Gameplay & Rules Memory - The Original Matching Game from Ravens...
The goal is to collect the most matching pairs of cards by remembering their positions in a face-down grid. Shuffle the cards and lay them face down in a grid. If they don't match, they are flipped back
If they match, the player keeps the pair and takes another turn. Core Gameplay & Rules The goal is to
The game ends when all pairs have been claimed. The player with the most pairs wins. Game Variants
Ravensburger offers numerous editions tailored to different ages and interests:
A player flips over two cards so everyone can see them.