Memory Match.
Flip cards, find pairs. 3 rounds, same boards for everyone. Lowest combined time wins.
Memory Match is a puzzle game built for the short window between meetings. The round is self-paced, with 1 attempt before the score locks. Logic, lattices, the satisfying click of a solve. The team-wide leaderboard rebuilds itself daily, so the only thing carrying from yesterday is bragging rights.
- 01GoalFind all 8 matching pairs as fast as you can across 3 rounds. Lowest combined time wins.
- 02How it worksTap any card to flip it face-up. Tap a second card — if they match, both stay revealed. If they don't match, both flip back face-down. The timer starts on your first flip each round.
- 03ScoringEveryone gets the same card layouts (seeded boards). 3 rounds with different emoji themes. Your total time across all rounds is your score.
- 04Streak BonusConsecutive matches deduct time from your score: 2x streak saves 0.5s, 3x saves 1.0s, 4x+ saves 1.5s.
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Read about it →Common questions
Is Memory Match free to play?+
Memory Match is part of Halftime's paid game library. Halftime is free for up to six players, and the full game library unlocks on paid plans starting with Starter.
Do I need to download anything to play Memory Match?+
No. Memory Match runs in any modern browser on desktop or mobile. The version on Halftime is the full game, with no app to install.
Can my whole team play together?+
Yes. Halftime gives every teammate the same daily game and lines up their scores on a shared leaderboard. Connect Halftime to Slack or Microsoft Teams to drop scores into your channel as they come in.
There are plenty more waiting.
Set up your team in under a minute. One daily slot, all six categories, your record book starts the second you arrive.