A fun memory game for kids.
The app is a memory card game with a sweets theme, featuring pictures of treats like donuts and pie. It is designed for children and can be played on iPhone and iPad.
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Clement Marty
Play game and track progress
Play a matching game with 25 difficulty levels and 10 card packs featuring animals, sports, and letters. Match pairs to progress through levels. Track performance and compete with others.
Alina Grishina
Play and win
Play by moving cards to foundations. Arrange cards in descending order by suit. Reveal cards by moving them to the waste pile. Undo moves and restart games. Track progress and save multiple sessions.
ARAPPDEV
Learn letters and words
Learn letters and words with interactive games and exercises. Practice writing and recognizing letters with tashkeel support. Choose language settings for or English instructions. Includes memory cards, balloon games, and drawing activities for kids.
ExaMobile S.A.
Match pairs of cards to win.
The app offers a memory matching game with a things and toys theme. Users can play solo, compete with another player, or challenge the clock across nine stages.
Geoff Burns
Improve listening skills and memory game.
The app offers a concentration-style game designed to improve listening skills and memory. It includes various decks such as animal sounds, musical instruments, words, letters, word opposites, and machine sounds.
RosiMosi LLC
Preschoolers learn skills through play.
The app offers eight games designed to teach preschoolers basic skills such as sorting, shapes, colors, and numbers. Voice narration guides children through each game, and earning stickers provides motivation for continued play.
Alexandre Minard
Children learn animal sounds with fun.
The app offers three activities for children aged two to seven to learn animal sounds. Children can explore sounds in free mode, test their knowledge in recognition mode, or play a sound matching game in memory mode.
Grio
Match tiles, recover lost memories.
The app is a free concentration game where users match tiles to help Whobert recover his memories. Users navigate through different environments and overcome obstacles like bombs and swapping cards to uncover Whobert's past.
Tim Denyer
Guess the sweet from the shop
The app presents users with images of sweets and requires them to identify each one. Users can earn coins for correct answers, which can be used to purchase hints or seek assistance from friends via Facebook.
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