Review of Memory (v1.1.0) |
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Memory follows the well known principle of
board memory games. A board is covered with tiles
placed upside-down.
At every move, two tiles can be turned. If they match,
they are removed and a point is scored. If not, they turn
upside down again and the opponent can try to find
matching tiles. This is repeated until no more tiles are
left.
The game is played against the computer which can play on different
levels.
The memory games fascinate people and especially children
for a long time and this with reason. The simple yet
catching game principle keeps you playing. This implementation
of memory includes everything necessesary to play a fair
game of memory. The different levels and board sizes
make it appropriate for everybody.
However, there are a few drawbacks. First, the
graphics is very simple. The tile backs are just plain grey
and the tile fronts are a bit blurred. Also the front tiles
distinguish between symbol and background color making it
much harder than it need to be. To keep a long term interest
in the game there is something like a good highscore system
missing.
Overall the game can certainly be recommended for children.
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Flexible options
Fuzzy graphics
