Daniel's Memory Card Game

Play:

Full screen Touch: Tap a card to flip it, tap a second to try for a match · Keyboard: Click cards with the mouse

About:

A simple, warm-hearted memory-matching game built by a father together with his two-year-old son. Cards are real button elements with plain click handlers, confirmed to flip correctly under real touch taps with no special handling needed. Game logic is MIT licensed; card-face icons are CC BY 3.0 from game-icons.net, courtesy of Delapouite and Lorc (see the project README for the full per-icon attribution).

Credits:

Made by A gentle ten-piece memory-matching game built for a toddler, 2020. Published here under the MIT licence. Source code.

Phone check: 2026-09-07: played on simulated phone (390x844, real CDP touch dispatch) and desktop (mouse); confirmed tapping/clicking two cards correctly flips them and registers a match or non-match, no fixes needed to the shipped build. Card-face icons are CC BY 3.0 (game-icons.net / Delapouite / Lorc), attributed per the project's own README.

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Tags:

memory-game · matching · kids