Double Memory
Tyler Stansfield Jaggers · 2017 · Card Game, Casual, 1990's, Singleplayer, Indie
PC
Mostly Positive73% · 30 📈 Making a comeback 85%
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About Double Memory
This is the Memory game that you won't be able to stop playing till you beat all 21 stages.
The game sounds simple:
Memorize the locations of cards then match card pairs.
Yet as the number of cards increase in subsequent stages, you'll have to push your memory to make matches.
Inspired by 1990's pre-rendered graphics and bulletin board games, Double memory focuses on casual gameplay and challenge.
Every level is separated into three stages.
After completing a warmup stage, you'll be faced with Limited Attempts.
During Limited Attempts, three incorrect card matches will force you to try again. Don't worry, there are as many continues as you need. The goal is to concentrate and quickly memorize card locations.
After beating a Limited Attempts stage, you'll move onto Timed Attempts.
In a Timed Attempts stage, not only are you challenged with a maximum of two incorrect matches, but you also have only 25 seconds to complete all matches.
The first few stages will be easy, but as more cards are introduced into the mix, Double Memory becomes a real challenge.
You're invited to push your memory to its limits in...Double Memory.
The game sounds simple:
Memorize the locations of cards then match card pairs.
Yet as the number of cards increase in subsequent stages, you'll have to push your memory to make matches.
Inspired by 1990's pre-rendered graphics and bulletin board games, Double memory focuses on casual gameplay and challenge.
Every level is separated into three stages.
After completing a warmup stage, you'll be faced with Limited Attempts.
During Limited Attempts, three incorrect card matches will force you to try again. Don't worry, there are as many continues as you need. The goal is to concentrate and quickly memorize card locations.
After beating a Limited Attempts stage, you'll move onto Timed Attempts.
In a Timed Attempts stage, not only are you challenged with a maximum of two incorrect matches, but you also have only 25 seconds to complete all matches.
The first few stages will be easy, but as more cards are introduced into the mix, Double Memory becomes a real challenge.
You're invited to push your memory to its limits in...Double Memory.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Easy Matching game. Short 21 stages. The only challenge in the game is likely to be the final 7c Stage with 18 cards, 9 sets to match within the time frame. Game does not run in windowed mode, sluggish 20+ fps game, a delay every time a match is made, unable to turn the weird music off, feels like an amateur production. Neutral Recommendation due to the above. Low Priced, few achievements and a quick Perfect game.4 found this helpful
Double Memory is a 1990's inspired concentration game that tests your memory skills. There are different challenges for each level such as limited attempts and timed attempts with the difficulty increasing the further you progress. Overall, this game should take less than twenty minutes to complete from start to finish. There are only 21 levels for you to play which makes the game feel short. Reminds me of the Animals Memory game series but with a different theme. Rate 5/10 (neutral) based on length, difficulty, soundtrack and achievements.1 found this helpful
Great fun for a half hour or so. little replayability after the first run through but it is challenging enough so that you fell satisfaction when you un-knowingly beet the last level and see you win screen. Would recommend to anyone with a dollar burning in their pockets and would demand that anyone with a discount key(they way I bought this game) to buy it.1 found this helpful
Good for achievement hunters but the game is really short and otherwise a bit difficult to recommend otherwise.
simple memory game.
Nice, cheap, short game for achievement hunters. It's a basic memory game where you try to match the same kinds of cards. It took me 40 minutes to 100%...but I did it legit. If you use your phone to take a picture or use the print screen key, you can probably breeze through this in much less time.
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