About Kitten Pairs
Kitten Pairs is a classic memory match with ten kittens to find. Flip two cards at a time. If the kittens match, the pair stays. If not, the cards turn back over and you try to remember where they were. There are three boards, each a little bigger than the last, and no clock to race.
How to play
- Tap a card to flip it, then tap a second card.
- Two matching kittens stay face up. Two different kittens flip back.
- Clear all three boards: 6 pairs, then 8, then 10.
- Fewer wrong guesses means a higher score. Matches in a row score extra.
Tips
- On your first pass, flip cards in order, row by row. It is easier to recall positions that way.
- When you turn up a kitten you have seen before, go straight to its twin before you forget.
- Say the kitten's name out loud. It sounds silly and it works.
Questions
Is there a time limit?
No. Kitten Pairs has no timer. Your score depends on how few wrong guesses you make.
Is it good for kids?
Yes. It is a gentle memory game with nothing to read during play.
Who are the kittens on the cards?
Chai, Kulfi, Jamun, Mishti, Pepper, Oreo, Kaju, Biscuit, Laddoo and Sher the tiger cub. They are all make-believe. The real ones are on India Kittens, waiting for homes.
