Amazing Match for Pc

I'm pretty selective about writing reviews - in other words I don't do it very often, if ever, but every once in awhile something great comes along that deserves a "nod" to its developers which I can pass on in the form of a recommendation to people like myself thinking about purchasing. I really liked how this memory based game could be used for a 2 year old, up through an 80 year old, with 5 levels of difficulty to choose from spread out over about 30 different categories. It has a refreshing unique "spinning wheel" design layout, that's super easy to use - referring to the different types of objects to choose from. In addition, you can then choose the difficulty level using your object choice. Very clever! For example: my 2 years girl has different things that stimulate her (girl related things) where as my 4 year old LOVES dinosaurs. Lastly,for those of you who REALLY want a challenge, there's a mode called SUPER. Holy crap. It's all the "parts", that make up all the categories, all on one MASSIVE memory page. Very intimidating!! <Lol> That's why I gave this 5 stars. Great design and great fun too, for all ages! I hope they keep this fresh, by adding more and more choices, maybe different items in the existing choices? (OMG do not take away the dinosaur option-my 4 year old will kill himself. LOL). Till then, there's PLENTY of choices to keep the whole family busy for awhile. Joseph

My kids enjoy the matching, but the sound does not work even tho I have all buttons marked ON in tools, and my ipad volume on max. Clicking APP SUPPORT takes me to a site in Chinese or some other character language which is clearly not helpful. Marking two stars; if anyone can point me in the right direction to resolve this issue I'd love the help. ETA: Happy to upgrade my rating to five stars. Less than a day turnover time from when I emailed (link at sidebar) for help, to a reply with the solution. The sound is great, my kids love the game, and customer support is fabulous. I"ll be looking at other apps in this series as well.

My students love matching games, and with a spinner they get to choose the category. While I wish some of the groupings were definite categories, we still can practice generating a category name for each group and determine if items fit or don't fit. We also can then practice generating more items in the category. Playing the game again or with the harder levels provides additional items in the group. Also wish the dinosaurs were more familiar ones. Overall a great for the price.

My 29 month old grandson loves this game! I like that he can advance to harder levels also. One thing I would say is that some of the names for things aren't commonly used in American English these days. For instance, "airliner" instead of "airplane"; "wardrobe" for "bureau"; the "sofa" looks like a chair; "soda water" doesn't mean anything to kids. Other than a few vocabulary choices it's a great game.