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Velvet Memory

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Your GameFinder account

Save your cards, layout, picture theme, active play time, moves, mismatches and longest match streak in one of your three private account slots. Continue an unfinished round later.

How to play

Find every pair

Turn over two cards. Identical pictures stay face up; different pictures turn back after a short pause. Remember their positions and find all pairs in as few moves as possible. Two revealed cards count as one move. There is no time limit.

Five layouts, five themes

Choose 3 × 3, 3 × 4, 4 × 4, 5 × 5 or 6 × 6 in Settings. The new 3 × 4 layout has three columns, four rows and six pairs, with no free tile. With an odd square size, the centre is decorative: 3 × 3 has 4 pairs and 5 × 5 has 12. The other square sizes have 8 and 18 pairs. Changing the layout or picture theme starts a freshly shuffled round after confirmation.

Tap, turn, remember

Tap or click a card, then a second one. On a keyboard, use Tab and Enter or Space. Arrow keys move focus between available cards. Wait for a pair to settle before turning another card. Reduced motion and an optional timer are available in Settings.

A mismatch is a turn with two different pictures. Every consecutive matching pair adds one to your streak; a mismatch resets it to zero. Your longest streak and active play time are kept for this round.

The five buttons explained

Game menu

  • New game

    Starts a new game or restarts the current game.

  • Sound

    Opens the game's sound settings.

    Tap the small i beside a setting to read its explanation.

  • Settings

    Opens the game settings so you can choose your preferences.

    Tap the small i beside a setting to read its explanation.

  • Information

    Shows information about the game.

  • Leave game

    Returns to the home page after confirmation. Choose Keep playing to stay in the game.

Start a new game?

Your current round will be lost.

Leave game?

Do you really want to leave the game and return to the home page?

Beautifully remembered

Every picture has found its partner.