The Letter Puzzle is easy to get into. The cards are face down, each hiding a letter. Flip one, see what’s there, and try to remember it. Match the letters before your turns run out. It’s quick, simple, and works for kids, families, or adults who just want a short challenge.
You start by flipping a card to see the letter. Then pick another card and hope it matches. When you’re right, the pair stays open. If not, they flip back, and you’ll need to remember where they were. Since you only get limited tries, every move counts. Some levels even shake things up by asking you to match three of the same letter instead of just two.
The fun part is the guessing. You flip a card and hope it’s the one you need. Sometimes it works out, sometimes it doesn’t—but either way, you remember more for the next turn. When you finally land a match, it gives you a nice little win. And the hidden letters keep it from feeling like just another puzzle game.
Really, anyone can play. Kids like the surprise of finding letters. Families can make a game night out of it. Adults might use it as a quick brain break during the day. The rules don’t take long to learn, the colors are fun, and finishing a round is always satisfying.
After you get used to the basics, new levels keep things interesting. Some are tougher, some add twists, but they all test your memory. Keep flipping, keep matching, and see how far you can go.