Ginko

Ginko is a fun new take on the classic card flip and match memory game! At the beginning of each round you are briefly shown all of the cards face up. They are then flipped over and you must rely on your memory to flip them over and match them up in pairs! If you have a match, you get a point. If you miss, you lose a life. See how many levels you can pass until you run out of lives!

As you progress you will collect magical gems along the way. Keep playing to see how many gems you can collect!

Ginko features multiple fun Memory game board themes that you can play. Keep things new and exciting by playing through different themes!

Ginko is a great app for training your brain. It will help you improve your memorization skills and make you more sharp and intellectually focused. It is also a great learning game for kids and adults of all ages! Who doesn't love memory!

I am always updating my apps, so if you have any suggestions on how to make Ginko better, please just let me know. After all, this game is for you guys!

Overview:

Ginko is a two-player card game that combines memory, deduction, and strategic thinking. The objective of the game is to collect sets of three cards with matching symbols and score points by correctly guessing the hidden symbols on other players' cards.

Setup:

The game is played with a deck of 60 cards, each featuring six different symbols (flowers, mushrooms, butterflies, leaves, trees, and ladybugs). Players start with a hand of six cards and place a deck of 12 cards face down in the center of the table.

Gameplay:

On their turn, a player has three options:

1. Play a card: The player plays a card from their hand face up on the table, adjacent to one of the four piles of played cards. If the played card matches the symbol on the top card of any pile, the player scores a point and takes all the cards in that pile into their hand.

2. Draw a card: The player draws the top card from the face-down deck. If they can play the drawn card immediately, they do so and score any matching symbols.

3. Peek at a card: The player peeks at the top card of any one of the four piles of played cards. This allows them to gain information about the hidden symbols on other players' cards.

Guessing:

After playing a card, the player may guess the hidden symbol on any one of their opponent's cards. If the guess is correct, the player scores a point and takes the guessed card into their hand. If the guess is incorrect, the opponent scores a point.

Special Cards:

The deck contains two special cards:

* Blank card: This card has no symbols and can be played on any pile. It allows the player to peek at the top card of that pile without revealing it to the opponent.

* Switch card: This card allows the player to switch the top cards of any two piles.

Scoring:

The game ends when one player has collected 10 points. Players score points by matching symbols, guessing correctly, and holding special cards.

Strategy:

Ginko requires a combination of memory, deduction, and strategic thinking. Players must pay attention to the cards played and discarded to infer the hidden symbols on their opponent's cards. They must also carefully consider the placement of their cards to maximize their chances of scoring and minimize the risk of being guessed correctly.