Pair o' Creeps: a free memory card game

What is Pair o' Creeps?

Pair o' Creeps is the memory game you probably played as a kid, with a deck of twikoi's creatures. All the cards start face down. Turn two over: if they show the same creature, they stay up; if not, they flip back and you try to remember where they were.

There are 12 tables to clear, from a tiny table of 3 pairs to the Grand creep ball with 15. Some tables let you peek first, some have a gold pair that flashes every card for a second, and on shuffle tables two cards swap places after a few misses.

It is calm, kid-friendly and good for a quick break.

How to play

Tap a card to turn it over.
Tap a second card.
Same creature? They stay face up. Different? They flip back, so remember where they were.
Find every pair in as few moves as you can for 3 stars.
Clear a table to open the next one.

Features

12 tables with names like Tea for four, Picnic blanket, Shuffle shed and Grand creep ball.
Three twists: peek (see all cards first), gold pairs (flash every card) and shuffles (two cards swap; watch them move).
Combos for pairs found in a row.
Every table has a host creature to meet.
A table coach on the first table to show you how it works.
A results card with the creatures you met and links to her site.
A move counter and a timer, so you can try to beat your own best on every table.

Modes, levels and unlocks

Tables: 12 tables from 3 to 15 pairs. Clear one to open the next. Up to 3 stars each, 36 in all.
Today's deck: A daily deck of 8 pairs with gold pairs, the same for everyone, with a result to share.

Tips

Turn over cards you have not seen yet before guessing. Each new card is information.
Say the creature's look in your head ("spiky one, top left") to remember it.
On shuffle tables, watch the swap animation closely.
Save the gold pair for when the table is full of unknowns.
On peek tables, look at the corners and the middle first: they are the easiest spots to remember.

Who will like Pair o' Creeps?

Pair o' Creeps is for families, younger players and anyone who wants a relaxed brain game. The first tables are short and friendly, and the later ones with 15 pairs and shuffles are a real memory test for grown-ups.

It is a nice game to play together, taking turns on the same screen and trying to remember where the other person's misses were. Every table also introduces a host creature, so you meet a few new drawings each time.

The cards are big and clear, there is no timer pressure, and a whole table takes only a few minutes.