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Sunroom Pairs

By Partech Systems

Big, clear pictures. All the time you like.

The matching pairs card game in large print, with names under the pictures, no timer and no ads that interrupt a game.

  • Free
  • No account
  • No timer
  • Saved after every tap
A Wheelbarrow and a Sunflower turned over, the words "Wheelbarrow and Sunflower, not a pair. Tap any card to carry on." and a big Carry on button
A game of 8 pairs in Sunroom Pairs on the Apricot look, with three pairs found and ticked (Rose, Watering can, Cherries), a Wheelbarrow card just turned over and the rest face down with a sun on their apricot backs
Why it’s different

Pairs you don’t have to squint at

Pictures you can see

Every card is a bold, simple drawing with its name in large type underneath, so a pair never depends on telling shades or small details apart. Text comes in Standard, Large and Extra large.

Cards that wait for you

When two cards don't match they stay face up until you tap, so you can look as long as you like. There's no clock and nothing is timed.

Company if you want it

Play on your own, against easy-going Peggy or slightly sharper Frank, or with a friend on the same screen. Peggy and Frank only know the cards that have been turned over.

Hints that show you where

A hint lights up a card you've already seen and says where it is in words. Three hints in each game are free, then a short ad of your choice gives another. Undo is free in games on your own.

Four sets, six sizes

Garden, Kitchen, Seaside and Birds, from 6 to 24 pairs. Bigger boards are offered only where every card stays big enough to tap. And there's a layout of the day, the same for everyone.

See it

Four picture sets, three looks

A game of 8 pairs in Sunroom Pairs on the Apricot look, with three pairs found and ticked (Rose, Watering can, Cherries), a Wheelbarrow card just turned over and the rest face down with a sun on their apricot backs
GardenBold pictures with their names underneath.
A Wheelbarrow and a Sunflower turned over, the words "Wheelbarrow and Sunflower, not a pair. Tap any card to carry on." and a big Carry on button
No hurryCards that don't match wait for your tap.
A face-down card marked Hint with a dashed blue outline, and the words "The other Wheelbarrow is lit up, at row 1, card 1. You saw it earlier. Tap it to make the pair."
Hints in wordsThe card you saw earlier lights up.
A Seaside game against Peggy, two pairs each, the found cards marked You or Peggy, and the score "You 2, Peggy 2" at the top
Against PeggyYour pairs and Peggy's, each marked with a name.
The Night look with Birds pictures, yellow card backs with a black sun on a black table, and white cards showing a Penguin, an Eagle, a Magpie and a Crow
NightBlack, white and yellow for the strongest contrast.
The result, two Kettle cards above the words "All pairs found. Found all 8 pairs in 9 turns, your first finished game of this size." and a button for a new game
All pairs foundNo clock, no score for speed: just your turns.
How it plays

Sunroom Pairs is the old matching pairs card game, laid out to be easy on the eyes. Turn over two cards: if the pictures match, you keep them and go again. Every picture is a bold drawing with its name written underneath in large type, in a typeface designed for readers with low vision.

There's no clock. When two cards don't match they stay face up until you tap, so you can take as long as you like to look. Play on your own, against Peggy or Frank, or with a friend sharing the screen.

Choose from four picture sets (Garden, Kitchen, Seaside and Birds), from 6 to 24 pairs, and three looks: warm Apricot, bright Daylight, and black-and-white Night for the strongest contrast. And there's a layout of the day, the same for everyone.

Tips

How to play well

  1. Start at the corners

    Corners and edges are easier to remember than cards in the middle. Turn over cards in an order, row by row, and you'll know where you've been.

  2. Say the names

    Saying "Rose, top left" to yourself as a card turns over makes it easier to find again. Turn on Speak in Settings and the game will say them with you.

  3. Turn over a new card first

    On your turn, try a card you haven't seen yet first. If it matches one you've seen, you know where to go next.

  4. Stuck? Ask for a hint

    A hint shows you the partner of a card you've seen. If nothing you've seen helps, it says to try a new card, and that doesn't use up a hint.

Questions

Asked and answered

Is Sunroom Pairs free? Are there ads?

Yes, it's free to play in your browser. An ad never interrupts a game, and there are no banners. Your first ten games have no ads at all; after that an ad may appear between games, at most once every ten games and never twice within five minutes. Undo never needs an ad. The first three hints in each game are free; after that, you can watch a short ad for another hint if you choose.

Is there a timer?

No. There's no clock and nothing is timed. Cards that don't match stay face up until you tap, unless you switch on "Turn cards back by themselves" in Settings.

Do Peggy and Frank cheat?

No. They choose only from the cards that have been turned over, just as you do, and they forget some of them, as people do. Frank forgets less than Peggy.

Why can't I undo against Peggy or a friend?

Taking back a turn would let you look at cards again, which would be peeking. Undo is free and unlimited in games on your own.

Will I lose my game if I leave?

No. Your game is saved after every tap, so you can close the page or take a call and carry on later.

Where are my statistics saved?

In your browser on this device. There's no account, and clearing the site's data deletes them.

Sunroom Pairs is made by Partech Systems Limited.

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