Neon Watergun Memory

Neon Watergun Memory dresses a classic pairs game in glowing colours. Under each tile is a water gun drawn in a neon style, and the board is cleared by finding every matching pair. The description also calls them spooky tiles, so expect a slightly eerie glow rather than a summer garden.

Neon art has a practical upside in a memory game. It usually means bright outlines against a dark background, which are easy to read, and strong colour differences give you something quick to latch onto. The difficulty comes from the other side of that: when every tile glows, two similar water guns can blur together, so you need to notice shape as well as colour.

Four levels form the whole game, and the aim on each one is to finish in as few moves as possible. That move count is what turns a simple pairing exercise into a challenge. Clear a board once, then replay it with the goal of wasting fewer flips.

1. Flip a square to see its glowing water gun.
2. Flip a second square to try for a match.
3. Fix each water gun's colour and shape in your memory.
4. Pair up all the tiles on every level.

Pay attention to shape as well as colour. When two neon water guns share a shade, the outline is what tells them apart.