Planet Pair
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About Planet Pair
Planets on cards, hidden face down, and a clock that keeps ticking. Here you reveal two cards at a time and try to remember where each world is hiding, which makes it a neat little workout for your short-term memory.
Each round has three phases that grow in size, starting with three pairs, then six, then nine. Positions are shuffled every time, so you cannot rely on old memories, and the timer rewards a faster finish. It is free in the browser, with a mouse or touch to flip cards, and no download is needed.
Game details
| Genre | Puzzle |
|---|---|
| Controls | Mouse or touch |
| Platform | Browser, phone and tablet |
| Cost | Free, no download |
| Screen | 1280 x 720 px |
How to play Planet Pair
- Click a card to turn it over and see which planet it hides.
- Click a second card to look for its matching planet.
- Remember the positions of the cards that did not match.
- Clear all pairs in the phase before moving on to the next, larger one.
Tips for Planet Pair
- Flip cards in a steady pattern at first so you can remember where each planet is.
- Say the planet names in your head; naming helps memory more than just looking.
- Use the early phases to practice, since three pairs are a good warm-up for nine.
Frequently asked questions
Is Planet Pair free to play?
Yes. It is free, runs in your browser, and requires no download or account.
How many pairs are in Planet Pair?
Each round has three phases: the first has three pairs, the second has six, and the final one has nine.
How do I select cards in Planet Pair?
Click a card with your mouse, or tap it on a touchscreen, to flip it over.
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