Emoji memory match
Turn the cards over, find the pairs, clear the board. Your fewest moves stay on this device.
The board
0moves
0/8pairs
0:00time
—your best
Turn 2 cards over. A pair stays up.
How it works
- Turn a card over, then another. A pair stays up; anything else turns back after a moment.
- The counter counts pairs of turns, so a lucky first guess costs the same as a wrong one.
- The clock starts on the first card and stops when the last pair lands.
- Your fewest moves for each board size is kept separately: an 18-pair board is not an 8-pair board.
Controls
- Click or tap a card.
- Tab walks the cards, Space or Enter turns one over.
- R deals a new board.
Why the pairs are emoji rather than pictures
A memory board made of pictures has to fetch them, and a card that arrives late is a card you have already seen. Every face here is one your own device already draws, so the board is complete the moment it appears. It also means the pairs look like your phone's emoji rather than someone else's artwork.
The deck is shuffled again on every deal, so a board is never the same twice and there is no hidden order to learn.
More games
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Find the emoji
One target, a busier grid every round, and 60 seconds on the clock.
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Emoji reaction time
Wait for the flip, then hit it. 5 rounds and an average, kept on this device.
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Flappy emoji
Tap to flap a bird through the pipes. 1 point a gap, and a medal every 10.
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Emoji pinball
2 flippers, kicking bumpers, lit targets and a multiball. 3 balls.
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Emoji clicker
Tap the banana, hire monkeys, build rockets. The number only goes up.
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Emoji poker
Texas hold'em against 3 bots: a tight one, a loose one and a bluffer.
React to more than a scoreboard
The score here is yours alone, kept on this device. Emojery counts emoji where other people can see them: on the post, the video, the repo or the product you are already looking at.