Just a short post this time to show the finished edition of the memory game. This edition now features a card-flipping animation, along with sounds when the cards are flipped, and a 2 second time limit on how long two incorrectly matched cards should remain before flipping back over. I’ve also fixed a bug/feature which allowed you to flip a card back over if it was the first one selected – I could have removed this functionality, but decided to set a penalty of 5 points instead, the same penalty you get for an incorrect match.

Anyway, here it is:

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