Diset Memory Objects Photo board game

Educational game that consists of memorising the location of the counters in order to match them.

The counters are illustrated with photographic images of objects.

There are two modes of play:

Traditional:

can be played individually or in a group.

The game consists of uncovering two counters, if they match, you keep them, if not, you leave them face down in the same place, trying to memorise their location.

The same action is then repeated until all 27 pairs are found.

In the group game, the player who has collected the most pairs wins.

Variation of the game for 3 players:

two piles of tiles have to be formed.

Each pile can only contain different pieces.

With the first pile, three equal parts are made and distributed one to each player.

These players place their pieces face up in front of them.

The counters from the other pile are placed face down on the table within reach of all players.

They take it in turns to pick up one of the face-down tiles and if it matches one of their own, they keep it, if not, they put it back in its place.

The first player to get all his/her pairs is the winner.