Memory Game
March 30, 2017
This is a simple command-line memory matching game built with Python. It displays a grid of randomly generated letters for a few seconds, hides it, and challenges the player to recall and match letter positions by entering their coordinates. It supports multiple difficulty levels and tracks points for each correct match.
I’m building this as I continue exploring Linux and Python. I enjoy writing small scripts like this to play around with the terminal and experiment with building simple games. It isn’t packaged for easy installation yet, but it stands as a practical demonstration of CLI interactivity and my curiosity in combining programming with the command line.
If you’d like to try it out, you can clone the repository and run it directly:
Perhaps one day I will package it properly – that day hasn’t come yet.