Troll Memory

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About this game

Sit down. The fox is dealing.

Troll Memory is a memory card game with one small problem: the one dealing the cards wants you to lose. The rules are simple. Look at the cards, remember them, answer the question. Nobody said the fox would play fair.

Not every time, anyway. Sometimes the question isn't the one you expected. Sometimes the cards aren't quite where you left them. Whatever the fox does, it does right in front of you, so a sharp eye can catch it. Blink, and the hand is the fox's.

Short rounds and a new question every time. Levels that get a little less friendly as you go and, waiting between them, the fox's own favourite games, played by its own rules.

Beat them all and the fox keeps dealing for as long as you last, with records to break for the day, the week, the month and all time.

Playing with friends? Pass the phone: two to four players, the same cards, one winner.

No account, no ads, no internet. Just you, the cards and a fox you shouldn't trust.
A memory card game against a fox who never promised to play fair.
Updated on
Nov 12, 2026

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  • Data is encrypted in transit
  • Data can’t be deleted

What’s new

A new look for the fox's table. The cards are real cards, each table deals its own deck, and you play on a walnut table under the bulb. Your answer lands on the card you picked, the fox speaks from its own bubble, and it deals from its deck with its own paw. The fox now explains each game at its own table, with all its rules. And in Find the Lady, the fox asks with the card itself.