Custom Photo Memory Game - 26 Pieces

The custom memory game made from your own photos is not only beautiful but also a fun and useful gift! In this game, you need to find matching pairs. Made from durable, 2mm thick coated cardboard, the cards do not bend during use, and their 5x6 cm size is perfect for both adults and young children. Who is it recommended for? For seniors: The custom cards with photos and text help recall family members, favorite pets, or other memories during the entertaining memory game. For those living with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, it can help them remember and recognize the faces of their most important people, as well as other important objects. For couples: With custom photos and text, it brings back the most beautiful shared moments. For children: With custom photos and text, it aids in recognizing family members, favorite pets, and important places (etc.). For fixed images of the "months" type, it can teach the months and important family events related to each month with custom text. Available in 14 or 26 pieces (7, 13 images)

"MEMORY GAME RULES

The game can be played by one or more players. The cards are placed face down, shuffled, and arranged in rows. In one turn, two cards are turned face up. If the same image appears on both cards, they are won. If the two cards are different, they are turned back in place, and the player can try again. In a two or more player game: The first person turns over two cards as described above. If they are not the same, they turn them back in place, and the next person can try to find a pair. If successful, meaning the two turned cards are the same, they take the pair and place it face up in front of them, then they can try again. If the next turn shows different cards, after turning them back, the next player continues the game and tries to find a pair. The game continues until all pairs are found. The winner is the one who found the most pairs, meaning they collected the most cards. In a single player game: You can also search for pairs alone, in this case, you can "race" against time. After arranging the cards as described above, two cards are turned over at once. If they are not the same, both are turned back, and you try again. If the two cards are the same, they are removed from the game and you turn over the next two random cards. The game continues until all pairs are found. You can write on a piece of paper when you started and finished the games, from which you can calculate how many minutes it took to find all pairs. At the end of the next game, you can check if you improved your own "time record".