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Howdy, pardners! Test your memory with this new twist on the classic pairs-matching game.
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Description

Journey over to the Wild West to test your memory in this classic game. Flip over the cards to find matching pairs, but make too many mistakes or run out of time and you're a goner. Watch out: the cards won't stay still for long! How many pairs can you match in a row? How quickly can you complete each level?

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  1. What are the two difficulty modes?
  2. Why do the cards keep switching places?
  3. How many levels are there?
  4. What are the minimum specifications for this game?

1. What are the two difficulty modes?

On Easy difficulty, the first card you select is revealed immediately, so you can see what you're looking for when you select the second. On Hard, the first card isn't revealed until you've selected a second.

2. Why do the cards keep switching places?

That's the twist! They don't move often, but the cards switching will keep you on your toes and push your memory to its limits.

3. How many levels are there?

There are an infinite number of levels, with progressively shorter time limits and fewer allowed misses. You'll need to hone your sharpshooting skills to beat the later levels on Hard mode and unlock the 5 level Achievements.

4. What are the minimum specifications for this game?

The minimum specifications we recommend for this game are:

  • 500 MHz
  • 128 MB RAM

The recommended specifications for getting the most out of this game are:

  • 1.5 GHz
  • 256 MB RAM

Below is an explanation of the terms in our technical specifications.

Megahertz (MHz) / Gigahertz (GHz) is a measure of how fast your computer's processor is. This affects how quickly you can run things like games and applications.

Megabytes (MB) are used to measure how much memory your computer has. This affects how quickly your computer runs when using large programs such as games, or when you run a lot of programs at once.

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Development Team

Development: Peter T
Graphics: Laura W
Audio: Adam B
Quality Assurance: Joe C, Karl R
Editing: Stephen R

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