Yaad Mela: Match & Focus Games

Yaad Mela is a merry-go-round of eight memory and focus games for children aged 6 to 10. In Hindi, yaad means remembering. Your child picks a seat on the carousel and plays short, friendly rounds - a few minutes at a time. Eight games on one carousel • Pair Match - turn over two cards at a time and find the pairs • Garba Beats - watch the pads light up and listen, then play the same beat • Where Was It? - remember where the fish were hiding in the pond • What's Missing? - look at the picnic mat, then find what was taken away • What Changed? - look at the toy shelf, then spot what moved or changed • Number Hunt - find the numbers in order, from 1 upwards • Day & Night - see the sun, tap Night! A playful opposite game • Catch Only Fruits - tap the fruits and let everything else fall Two play bands, 30 levels per game • A 6-7 band and an 8-10 band, each with its own pace and look • Each game quietly follows your child: a little harder after clean rounds, a little easier after tricky ones • The first time a game opens, a voice and a little pointing hand show how it works • Cards stay open long enough to see them, and nothing gets shuffled for younger players • No countdown timers for younger players and no "Game Over" screen - every game pack can be finished, with help if needed • A relaxed fun level after every few levels • Big Ride: an optional challenge mode for 8-10 year olds that remembers their longest ride • Two Players: a pass-and-play picture matching game for two on one phone Rides to come back to • Today's Focus Five: five short games a day, about 5 minutes • A Mela Calendar where past days' games stay open to play • A sticker book with a sticker for every finished pack • Lanterns on a string glow for each day of the week your child played Remembering, looking, listening Yaad Mela lets children practise remembering pictures, places, beats and numbers, looking carefully and following a rule that changes - all through play. Children get the most out of it when you play and talk together. For the grown-ups at home • Behind a parent check, the grown-ups area lists the games each player tried this week and suggests simple games to play at home with toys, claps or a cloth • You can set a daily play limit, and a rest card appears after 20-30 minutes of play (it can be turned off) • Nothing to buy, no subscription - every seat on the carousel can be played from the first ride • Every game plays without an internet connection. A player profile is just an animal picture and a play band: no sign-up, no names, no photos, no voice recordings • Contains ads suitable for kids. You may see a banner on some menu screens and a full-screen ad now and then after a finished game pack (only when your child taps Next). While a game is being played, no ads appear on the screen