Card Matching Game
Flip two cards, spot the pair, and clear the board before the move counter climbs too high.
Gameplay overview
Classic matching with modern polish
This card-matching project showcases Flutter on the web. Each game shuffles the deck, then challenges you to uncover pairs with as few moves as possible. A timer and move counter track your performance, so it’s perfect for quick memory workouts.
Controls
Touch-friendly
- Click or tap a card to flip it. Flip a second card to check for a match.
- Mismatched cards flip back automatically after a short delay.
- Restart the session from the in-game button when you’re ready for a reshuffle.
Because it’s built with Flutter, the layout adapts cleanly to phones, tablets, and desktops.
Tips
Sharpen your memory
- Mentally group cards by rows so you recall positions faster.
- Use the initial flips to scan the board, then start pairing matches systematically.
- Challenge friends by comparing move counts or speed runs.
Frequently asked questions
Need a quick answer?
Q: Is there sound?
A: The current build is silent—ideal for low-distraction memory sessions.
Q: Can I play offline?
A: Install the Flutter app locally or package it for mobile using the project source.
Q: Where can I extend it?
A: The GitHub repo includes full Flutter source so you can add features like themes or leaderboards.
Our take
Why this Card Matching Game still works
Even with many modern twists on the memory genre, a clean card-matching game like this remains compelling. The rules are instantly obvious, yet your own focus and recall make a huge difference to how quickly you can clear each grid.
The straightforward presentation keeps the emphasis on pattern recognition rather than flashy effects, which makes it a good fit for anyone who wants a calm, brain-training style experience.
Who will enjoy it?
Players of all ages who enjoy memory tests and concentration exercises will find something to like here. If you are looking for narrative or complex mechanics it will feel very simple, but as a focused way to practice short-term recall, it more than does the job.