Math Memory

To play Math Memory, an interactive projector game on the Beast platform by Bermuda Unicorn, start by accessing the game through Beast’s interactive projector games section and setting up your projector to display a grid of cards on a flat surface like a floor or wall. Select a difficulty level (beginner for simple numbers, intermediate for basic addition/subtraction, or advanced for mixed operations) suitable for your skill or age group. The objective is to clear the grid by matching pairs of cards—either two cards with the same number (e.g., “5” and “5”) or a math problem and its solution (e.g., “3 + 2” and “5”). Tap the projected cards to flip two at a time; if they match, they disappear, but if they don’t, they flip back face-down, requiring you to remember their positions for future turns. Continue flipping pairs until all cards are matched, aiming to complete the grid as quickly as possible to beat your time or compete on Beast’s leaderboards. For best results, memorize card locations, start with edge cards, and practice math skills to quickly identify correct pairs, making full use of Beast’s interactive features alongside other games like Match Emoji and Math Game For Kids.