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Matching Game for All

Find Picture Pairs: the Matching Game, Reimagined

Find Picture Pairs: the classic picture matching game with a twist, for kids and adults. Eight card themes, four modes, offline, no ads, no subscription.

  • For iPhone & iPad
  • One purchase, no subscription
  • Offline, without ads
Find Picture Pairs: the Matching Game, Reimagined
Actual screenshot from the app

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Matching pairs, nothing in the way

Almost everyone knows the rule: all cards lie face down, and each turn you flip two. If they show the same picture, they stay open; if not, they turn back over. The round is won once every pair has been found.

Nothing gets in the way in this app: no banner between rounds, no offer for gems and no sign-in. You open it and play.

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Four modes for the matching game

Classic is the round you know, without time pressure or a move limit, played at your own pace.

In Beat the Clock, time starts with the first card you flip, and at the end you earn a bronze, silver or gold medal. There is deliberately no way to lose, because the clock only awards medals and never takes the board away from anyone.

Rotation is the first twist. After each turn, two hidden neighboring cards secretly swap places, and what you just memorized may already be out of date.

Triplets is the second: you look for three matching cards instead of two. It sounds like a small change and alters every round.

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Ten board sizes, from 3x4 to 6x8

The smallest board has twelve cards and is over quickly, even for small children. The largest, 6x8, has 48 cards and is real work for adults. Altogether there are ten sizes for the pair modes, and eight for Triplets. For every size, the picker shows the number of cards and roughly how long a round takes.

So the same app works for a round with a child on the small board in the afternoon and for the big one on the sofa in the evening.

Store image with the label “6x8”, above an iPhone showing a large board in warm orange: 48 cards with symbols such as a suitcase, a gamepad, a bicycle, a house, a camera and a gift, many already turned over and others still face down, with a tilted yellow sticker reading “No account!”
Actual screenshot from the app

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Eight card themes and 18 accent colors

The cards show whatever suits the moment: drawn icons of animals and objects, symbols and shapes, comic motifs for kids, or real photos of nature, beach and sea, and cars. Every photo is credited to its photographer, and the credits are in the app under Photos by Theme. If you can't decide, let chance pick.

On top of that come 18 accent colors for cards and controls. For every surface, the app works out how legible the labels on it are.

Store image with the label “Collection”, at the top an iPhone with a board of photo cards in violet: landscapes with mountains, forests, boardwalks and a starry sky, with a tilted sticker reading “240 motifs!”
Actual screenshot from the app

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Hints, achievements and a fast speed

If you are completely stuck, tap the hint and the app highlights matching cards. That helps the youngest players in particular past the moment when they would otherwise lose interest.

There are achievements to discover and collect, from your first finished game through a board without a single miss to gold on the largest grid. Sound can be muted, and for anyone who finds the flipping too leisurely there is an extra-fast speed.

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Fair, offline and readable on any screen

Find Picture Pairs costs something once, and after that there are no ads, no subscription, no tracking and no hidden in-app purchases. So a child cannot spend money by accident. The app runs entirely without internet and without an account, and your data stays on the device.

Every card carries a VoiceOver label, text follows your chosen text size, and animations respect Reduce Motion. The app is fully translated into every language of its store page, and on iPad the menu uses the whole screen.

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Frequently asked questions

What age is the game for? Children of preschool age can manage the small board with twelve cards, and the App Store rates the app 4+. There is no upper limit: 6x8 with Rotation keeps adults busy too.

Are there in-app purchases or ads? No. You buy the app once, everything is unlocked after that, and there are no ads.

Do I need an internet connection? No. The game runs fully offline.

Can you lose in Beat the Clock? No. Time only decides the medal; a round never ends early.

Does the game run on iPad? Yes, on iPhone and iPad.