Mowgli
Played 2 times.
About Mowgli
Memory training meets a jungle-boy theme in Mowgli. The game belongs to the brain-teaser family, mixing matching with recall, and the 3D look gives it a livelier feel than a plain grid of squares.
You play by tapping, so there is hardly anything to learn before you begin. What counts is paying attention and remembering what you have seen, which is a skill that improves the more you practice. Kids will find it approachable, adults get a short mental warm-up, and everyone gets to enjoy matching things up on a phone, tablet or computer.
Game details
| Genre | Puzzle |
|---|---|
| Controls | Mouse or touch |
| Platform | Browser, phone and tablet |
| Cost | Free, no download |
| Screen | 800 x 600 px |
How to play Mowgli
- Tap to start playing.
- Tap items to reveal them and see what they are.
- Match items that go together, remembering where you saw them.
- Continue until everything has been matched.
Tips for Mowgli
- Use your first few taps to survey the board rather than chasing a match.
- Say the positions in your head, such as second row, third from the left.
- If you lose track, slow down; careful attention beats fast guessing.
Frequently asked questions
Is Mowgli free to play?
Yes. Mowgli is free, plays in your browser, and requires no download or sign-up.
How do I play Mowgli on a phone?
Just tap to play. On a computer, you click with the mouse to do the same thing.
What skills does Mowgli exercise?
It exercises memory and attention. You match items by remembering where you saw them, which suits brain-training fans.
More to play: Puzzle games · 3D games · Brain games · Educational games · Match 3 games
Categories
3D Puzzle Brain Match 3 Educational Memory
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