I made a video showing just how easy it is to make a Match The Memory game in just a few minutes.
Now go create your own game! Read the rest of this entry »
How-To Video: Make a Match The Memory game in 5 minutes
June 15th, 2010Promote your business with a memory matching game
May 25th, 2010People like to play the concentration games at MatchTheMemory.com — there’s just something so satisfying about getting all of the matches on a game one by one. Making progress through the game, watching the little cards pop up when you get a match, and hearing the final cheer when you win — it makes you happy.
So it naturally follows that a game is a great draw for making people familiar with your brand or business. If you’re a business owner, you can quickly and easily create a customized memory game that shows off your products. Read the rest of this entry »
Tips for a great-looking memory game
May 12th, 2010I’ve created more personalized memory games on Match The Memory than anyone else by far, and in the process I’ve learned what makes a good-looking game stand out from an unattractive or boring one. Here’s some tips that may help you when you’re making your next custom game. Read the rest of this entry »
Free Match the Memory May
May 1st, 2010Celebrate the month of May with a free PDF download of your game. From May 1 to May 31, 2010, you can get a free version of your personalized memory game to print at home. It’s our way of saying thank you to our fans, and a little encouragement to create more custom games on Match the Memory.
Have fun, and enjoy a free PDF download on us!
Other kinds of personalized memory games (and why Match The Memory is better)
April 20th, 2010When I first decided to create Match The Memory, it was a lightning-struck-my-brain kind of moment. I didn’t know anything about what other kinds of games existed, either to play online or for purchase of a physical game. It was just an idea while I was at my parents’ cabin: I could create a pretty cool game that someone could personalize, play online, and print.
Once I got home and started creating the site, I looked into my competition, and I what I found didn’t impress me much. There are three basic kinds of memory games out there, and I’ll go through each of them and discuss their shortcomings and how Match The Memory overcomes those faults to make for a great game experience. Read the rest of this entry »
Improving every day
April 16th, 2010Match The Memory has been my baby for more than six months, and I’ve worked on it hundreds of hours during that time. I’m adding to it every day.
But I can’t do it alone. Mine is only one opinion, and I want to make the best memory matching game possible. That means I need your input. Let me know in the comments what you think could be done to make this a better web site.
I also need the input of your friends and family. Share the site with them (via email, blog, Facebook, Twitter, whatever!) and ask them to come check it out, and leave their mark on the site by contributing a great game and some feedback.
Together we can make this an awesome site!