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# Matching Pairs Game

The **Matching Pairs Game** game is based on the Memory Game concept but introduces a twist: instead of matching identical cards, players must match **two related images**.
This allows you to create more engaging and meaningful experiences by linking visuals together (e.g. product + usage, question + answer, before + after).

### 🧩 Game structure

You can create **multiple levels**, each containing a grid of cards.
Each level can include up to **8 cards** (i.e. 4 pairs).
For the best user experience, we recommend using **2, 6, or 8 cards**.

### 🃏 Cards (Pairs)

Each card is part of a **pair of two different images**.

#### Card #1 (and each card after)
For each pair, you need to define:

* **Image 1**
* **Image 2**

These two images will form a match. Players will need to find and pair them together on the grid.
The more pairs you add, the more challenging your game becomes.

### 💬 Enable related pop-up content

You can enable **related pop-up content** for each pair.
Once a player successfully matches the two images, a pop-up can appear with additional information.
This pop-up can include:

* **Title**
* **Media (image)**
* **Description**

This is ideal for:

* Highlighting a product and its benefits
* Explaining a concept after a correct match
* Providing educational or promotional content

### ➕ Add a card (pair)

Add up to **8 cards (pairs)** per level to customise your experience.

### 🖼️ Cards’ back picture

This is the image displayed on all cards before they are revealed.
You can customise it to match your branding or campaign design.

### 🎮 Add a level

You can create **multiple levels** to increase difficulty or structure your experience in stages.
Each level can have:

* A different number of pairs
* Different images
* A different cards’ back design

### 💡 Tips

* Use **visually distinct but clearly related images** to avoid confusion
* Keep pairs intuitive (e.g. product + logo, ingredient + final product)
* Use pop-ups to reinforce your message or add value after each match

The Matching Pair format is perfect for storytelling, education, and product discovery while keeping the gameplay simple and engaging.