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You can switch to Full screen mode or adjust the Zoom level using the buttons above the game.You can switch to Vertical layout using the button above the game. Change the color of the cards using the "Look" buttons below the game.
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Matching game Mario kart

A great matching game for kids with many characters from the "Mario kart" video game as Mario, Luigi, Peach, Yoshi, Bowser, Toad, Koopa, Donkey Kong Jr. and many others...

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How to play the matching game online?

Click "PLAY" to start. Flip cards 2 at a time to find matching pairs — when you find a pair, you get to play again! Otherwise, the cards flip back face down. The goal: find all the pairs in as few moves and as little time as possible. Every game is randomly generated, so you can play over and over!

Adjust the difficulty by changing the number of cards and the display speed using the buttons below the game. 3 game modes are available:

  • SOLO: play alone at your own pace.
  • WITH A FRIEND: share a fun moment with a friend, brother or sister sitting next to you.
  • VS COMPUTER: take on the computer — set the level to "EASY" if it's too challenging!

For more details, check out the matching game rules. And to discover even more games, explore our full collection of matching games for kids on Memozor!


The Mario kart video game

Mario Kart is a famous series of go-kart-style racing video games developed and published by Nintendo. In this series, players compete in go-kart races, controlling one of a selection of characters. One of the features is the use of various power-up items obtained by driving into item boxes laid out on the course. Mushrooms give players a speed boost, Koopa Shells can be thrown at opponents, and banana peels can be laid on the course.

The first console game of the series is "Super Mario Kart", it was launched in 1992 developed for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. And the last, for the moment, is "Mario Kart 8", the 8th of the series, developed for the Wii U video game console and released worldwide in May 2014.