Ice Hole Memory - a memory game about fish hiding under holes cut in the ice. Each level opens with a short preview: every hole flips open, shows the fish that sits under it, and closes again after a couple of seconds. After that the board stays covered and the player taps two holes to look under them; if the two fish match, the pair stays open and the counter at the top updates, and if they differ, both holes close again and the attempt is counted as a miss. A level is complete when every pair has been found, and the number of misses decides how many of the three stars the level ends with: a clean pass keeps all three, up to two misses leaves two, and anything above that leaves one. The level map holds fifteen levels laid out in a grid of ice plates with the stars earned on each one, locked plates open one after another as the previous level is finished, and any opened level can be replayed later for a better result. The board grows with progress: the first levels hold four holes in two columns, later ones move to six, eight and ten, and the last levels fill three columns with twelve holes and six different fish, while the preview time grows along with the number of pairs. The header shows the current level number and a live count of matched pairs, a pause control stops the level and offers to continue, replay it from the start or return to the main screen, and the completion screen shows the stars earned together with a step to the next level. Progress is stored on the device, so earned stars and opened levels remain after the game is closed. The game runs in portrait, full screen and without sound.
Memory puzzle with fish hiding under ice holes across fifteen levels.