Memory & numbers

Kobadoo Emojis

Watch an emoji sequence and reproduce its order. As sequences become longer, remembering which emoji appeared is only half the task; its position matters too.

Flag Memory Match

Turn cards over to find matching flags. The supplied game description lists flags from 98 countries and six difficulty levels; the immediate task is remembering each flag's location.

Memory Cards

Observe cards and select them in the requested order. This is a sequence task, so it calls for a different approach from games where any matching pair can be removed.

Math Fight Club

Solve equations while progressing through a boxing-themed challenge. Character customization and collectible opponent masks frame the arithmetic, but the useful starting skill is reading the expression correctly.

Kobadoo Numbers

Memorize sequences of two-digit numbers and reproduce them in order. This makes the full two-digit item, not a stream of unrelated digits, the useful unit of recall.

Kobadoo Shapes

Remember a sequence of colored shapes and reproduce it. Shape and color can both distinguish items, so a useful label captures enough detail to separate similar pictures.

My First 100 Words

Pair pictured objects with spoken words across the game's available languages. The activity centers on recognizing emoji-like images and listening to pronunciation, rather than reading a long vocabulary list.

Kobadoo Arithmetic

Remember numbers and calculate the sums requested by the game. The task combines retaining information with using it, so an arithmetic mistake and a memory mistake need different fixes.

Kobadoo Flags

Memorize flags as the challenge becomes more demanding. Unlike a geography quiz, a flag-memory task can be approached through visual features even when a country's name is unfamiliar.

Three Cups Game

Follow the cup hiding the target while the cups move, then select its final position. The central task is continuous tracking, not choosing the spot where the target started.