Animal Picture Matching Kids Games:Memory Matches

Name: Animal Picture Matching Kids Games:Memory Matches
Rating: 2 (1 reviews)
Author: Thawatchai Boontan

Games

Only for iPhone

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPhone

1 Rating
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Games
Developer

Thawatchai Boontan
Language

EN
English
Size

7.7
MB

iPhone

~~~ A unique, educational and fun Memory Match adventure ~~~ Test your memory! Endorsed by tens of thousands of satisfied parents, teachers, and kids the world over. Memory Match is a fun exercise for your mind regardless of age. We have send kids, parents, grandparents, and teachers playing the game non stop. Who knew that sharpening your mind could be this addictive?! :-) - - - Features inside - - - + Adaptive game levels system that gets harder as you improve + Learn names, spelling and vocabulary of 20 first words + Intuitive auto complete to help solve the puzzles + Highly configurable game settings + Over 30 different puzzle modes ex. tiger elephant pig dog lion fish Sheep eagle rooster cow Goat horse lion monkey Panda Snake Deer peacock cat giraffe sea lion sea horse wolf panther bear koala polar bear zebra hippo camel bird ant bat **Check out Memory Matches , FREE on the app store - all of these features and more!*** Note: The free version comes with first 4 picture game stages completely free without ads. Purchasing full version (with all Over 30 words, all game stages ) is available with easy to use in-app purchase inside the app.

Ratings & Reviews

2.0

out of 5

1 Ratings

Doesn't do what it says
12/11/2019

SuperStarEars
The one thing I can say about this game is that the artwork is beautiful. There is no memory or picture matching involved whatsoever. When The child touches an animal picture, the child is asked to put letters in sequence to spell the name of the picture. No pairs of pictures are ever presented, and the child has to know how to spell to play this game. This game also will not work if a vision impaired parent or vision impaired child is playing it on an iPhone or an iPad using the voiceover accessibility feature. When will game developers get it into their heads that vision impaired parents and children should be able to use educational games as well as everyone else? The game will not work at all unless voiceover is turned off.
Doesn't do what it says
12/11/2019

SuperStarEars

The one thing I can say about this game is that the artwork is beautiful. There is no memory or picture matching involved whatsoever. When The child touches an animal picture, the child is asked to put letters in sequence to spell the name of the picture. No pairs of pictures are ever presented, and the child has to know how to spell to play this game. This game also will not work if a vision impaired parent or vision impaired child is playing it on an iPhone or an iPad using the voiceover accessibility feature. When will game developers get it into their heads that vision impaired parents and children should be able to use educational games as well as everyone else? The game will not work at all unless voiceover is turned off.