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Yaad Hai

A daily Pakistani memory-matching game

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About Yaad Hai

Yaad Hai is a free daily memory-matching game filled with illustrated pieces of Pakistani everyday life. Sixteen face-down cards hide eight identical pairs drawn from food, streets, homes, clothing, celebrations, and cricket.

Rules and tips

How to find every jorri

Reveal two cards at a time. A matching jorri stays face up; a miss remains visible briefly before both cards turn back over. Each second reveal counts as one move, so remember both locations even when they do not match.

At the start, all sixteen illustrations are shown for 2.5 seconds. Use that preview to notice a few anchors rather than trying to memorize the entire board at once. Corners, edges, and visually distinctive objects are useful reference points when the cards turn face down.

A simple memory strategy

Start by building a map rather than chasing lucky matches. Work across the board in a consistent direction, use every miss to place two images, and return to a known partner as soon as its pair appears.

When the first card is unfamiliar, reveal a card from an area you have not mapped yet; even a miss teaches you two positions. When the first card matches a location you remember, go directly to its partner. This balance reduces repeated searches and makes each second reveal purposeful.

Use the controls that suit you

Tap or click a card to reveal it. With a keyboard, use the arrow keys to move through the grid and Enter or Space to flip the focused card. Matched pairs remain visible, steadily reducing what you need to remember. The final result records moves, misses, and time, so you can choose whether to prioritize accuracy, speed, or a relaxed daily solve.

Daily play, progress, and sharing

A new arrangement arrives at your local midnight. Progress and streaks stay saved on this device, no account is required, and shared results show only your moves, misses, and time—not the day’s cards or their positions.