Barbie Fashion Match
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About Barbie Fashion Match
Flip sixteen cards to find eight matching pairs of stylish doll portraits in this classic memory game.
How to play
- Tap a face-down card to reveal a specific fashion portrait.
- Tap a second card to try and find its exact match.
- Remember the locations of portraits that do not match when they flip back.
- Match all eight pairs on the board to complete the collection.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap a card on the screen to flip it over.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click a card with your mouse to flip it over.
More about this game
Fashion Match is a memory game where the goal is to find all eight matching pairs of doll portraits hidden on a four-by-four grid. The core loop involves flipping two cards per turn; if they match, they stay face up, and if not, they flip back over after a 760-millisecond delay. The game tracks your total moves and time elapsed. A run ends when all eight pairs are successfully matched, showing your final move count and time on a victory screen.
Tips
- Take your time to memorize the portraits; the timer tracks your speed but there is no actual time limit.
- Try to flip cards in a systematic order to avoid re-checking the same spots and wasting your total moves.
- Pay close attention to the unique styles of the outfits, like the pink blazer, satin bow, or pink tweed.
FAQ
- How many pairs are there to match?
- There are exactly eight pairs of fashion portraits to match, making a total of sixteen cards on the four-by-four grid. You need to find them all to win.
- What happens if I pick the wrong card?
- If the two cards do not match, they will flip back over after a 760-millisecond delay. This gives you a brief moment to memorize their positions before trying again.
- How does the scoring system work in this game?
- The game does not use a traditional point score. Instead, it tracks the total number of moves you make and the total seconds elapsed until you find all eight pairs.
