Mentored to Play the Steem Memory Game and my Honest Review for sound to be added

At first I thought the memory game wouldn't be a hard nut to crack. I mean, it's just to match animals by tapping on the cards and flipping them to match. The animals to match were sharks, lions, cats, dogs, chicks, cows, and so

I started with a score of more than 1400, being my first score. I told myself, "If I try more, I'll do better." To my greatest surprise, I kept going lower and lower with the scores. I had a good laugh at myself; at a particular time, it took me more than a minute to even match even one animal. Seriously, I had 1200 scores, like I wasn't coordinating. I had to minimise and try again. I really believe this game boosts the brain cells; that's why I really love the game. I mean, that's why the game is called "memory game."

So I strongly believe trying to remember the positions of each animal actually helps the brain by improving concentration, attention to detail, and short-term memory. This is like a mental work out that exercises brain cells and keeps them active and alive, so I'll really recommend this game to any student. The annoying part is confusing a fox, dog, and cat. I'd mistake one for the other, and that really made me waste my time and moves.

The pleasant part was matching the lion and shark. It was very simple, I think because the lion's head is easily noticeable. I could easily see the position of the first half of the pair, and I love sharks, so I could easily remember where I saw it. My trick was to try to picture the position of the animals one at a time so I'd remember to match when I find the second, though at times that was very deceiving because I couldn't remember where I found the first half of the pair.

It's really nice; I don't think it's boring at all. I have tried it multiple times so far, but it seems I keep losing concentration. To succeed in the game, I think one needs full focus on details. I'll keep trying till I get 1700 or maybe 1800. I don't know how many times it will take me to get to my goals, but for the fact that I love the game, I think I'll find it fun to try and try again till I meet my target.