What is Remember These Idiots?

Remember These Idiots is a free memory-match (Pexeso) game on OddFun.space. Flip cards to reveal weird faces and find matching pairs using as few attempts as possible.

Do I need an account?

No. Play as a guest with no install. Sign up later if you want saved runs and leaderboards.

How does scoring work?

Fewer attempts mean a higher score. Perfect is one attempt per pair. Time does not change your score.

What is the blocked tile on level 1?

The 3×3 board has eight cards and one decorative center tile so four pairs fit cleanly. It is not a card.

How hard does it get?

Six levels. Boards grow from 3×3 to 7×8, and later stages mix near-twin face variants so you cannot rely on vague vibes.

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Remember These Idiots

Flip weird faces. Match the pairs. Forget less.

Classic Pexeso with OddFun characters. Your short-term memory is the punchline — and the high score.

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How to play

Flip a card

Tap any face-down card. A weird face appears. Your brain starts filing things it will immediately lose.

Find its twin

Tap a second card. Matching faces stay up. Misses flip back after a short pause. One attempt equals two flips.

Climb six boards

Clear the pairs and the grid grows — then near-twin drawings of the same character crash the party.

House rules

One attempt = two flips

Every pair of cards you open counts. Perfect equals the number of pairs on the board.

No countdown

Memory accuracy beats speed. Time is recorded for saves, not for panic.

Lookalikes later

Harder levels mix both drawings of the same character. Match the exact face, not the family resemblance.

Six levels

Every visit starts at level 1. Leave and come back and the climb resets.

Scoring

Accuracy first: fewer attempts mean a higher score. Perfect is one attempt per pair. Time is saved for your run record but never changes the points.

FAQ

What is Remember These Idiots?: Remember These Idiots is a free memory-match (Pexeso) game on OddFun.space. Flip cards to reveal weird faces and find matching pairs using as few attempts as possible.
Do I need an account?: No. Play as a guest with no install. Sign up later if you want saved runs and leaderboards.
How does scoring work?: Fewer attempts mean a higher score. Perfect is one attempt per pair. Time does not change your score.
What is the blocked tile on level 1?: The 3×3 board has eight cards and one decorative center tile so four pairs fit cleanly. It is not a card.
How hard does it get?: Six levels. Boards grow from 3×3 to 7×8, and later stages mix near-twin face variants so you cannot rely on vague vibes.

Six boards. Growing chaos.

Start on a gentle 3×3. Finish on a twin-filled 7×8. The faces get more similar. Your excuses get worse.

Shuffle up

The idiots are waiting face down. Your hippocampus is about to clock overtime.

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