Where is the second ball? In the top right corner? Or in the middle? For the Junior Memory game, everyday objects from children's lives have been attractively photographed. The goal of the game is to collect the most pairs of pictures. Players must remember where the matching cards are located. If a player uncovers a matching pair, they get to keep it and reveal two more cards. The player who has collected the most pairs at the end wins the game. Everything that plays a significant role in children's everyday lives has been colorfully photographed for this Memory game: balls, colored pencils, socks, or even toothbrushes. Who can find the most matching pairs of pictures and win this well-known memory and search game? Memory - the world-famous classic game has been delighting children and adults aged 3 to 99 for decades. Its brilliantly simple rules make it the perfect family game, where the little ones often beat the grown-ups.