Penguin Memorial

In the game "Penguin Memorial," the ice station lives for one thing: to preserve the sacred egg until it hatches. Penguins train, argue, and collect cards with sports items because they help them keep control of the situation. A cool head and a good memory are valued here, because the egg can easily go to your opponent after an unsuccessful move. Victory is always close if you act calmly, count your coins, and don't rush to spend them. This memory card game is based on short rounds and easy-to-understand rules. The memory game format is suitable for one player and for local battles when several penguins fight for one egg. The memory game keeps you on your toes because bonuses change the situation, and coins give you the choice of whether to save up or intervene right away. The card memory game is about calculation, maintaining an advantage, and making accurate decisions without unnecessary fuss.

How to play?

You open a card, then choose a second one, trying to collect a matching pair. A match brings coins, which can be spent on hints, card shifts, and other active bonuses, affecting the field and your opponents' plans. A miss closes the cards back up, after which the turn moves on, and the egg may be in danger. You keep track of which images you have already seen, memorizing their location and returning to the right cards at the right moment. In single player mode, you hold the egg, saving your moves until it hatches. In local matches, you interfere with the actions of others, disrupting their pace, strengthening the field, or taking the egg for yourself through a successful combination. Coins are spent immediately, and the effect is visible instantly, so it is important to choose the right moment without rushing. The rules and description of all bonuses can be opened right during the game, clarifying the details and planning your next move. Act carefully, count the cards, keep the egg under control, and may luck be on your side!