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Lamplight Shed

Sort the lab samples by the light of one lamp. Sort the sample cards in an old shed laboratory at night with pixel Marie Curie. Turn two cards at a time, pair the flasks, crystals, microscopes and glowing vials, and find your way in the dark in this free memory game.

Twist: The lab is dark: cards only show in a glow around your pointer and the last card you turned.

Parody. Marie Curie has no involvement in making these games and does not endorse them. The character is an original pixel-art caricature.

How to play

Click or tap a card to turn it over, or move the cursor with the arrows (WASD) and press Space or Enter. Turn two cards: if they match, they stay face up.
The lab is dark: face-down cards only show inside a small glow around your mouse pointer, the keyboard cursor and the last card you turned (on a phone, around your last card). Cards that are face up stay lit.
Each pair is worth 20 points, plus 5 for every level. A cleared grid adds 50 points and 5 more for each second left, then a bigger grid is dealt.
Two different cards turn back after a moment, so try to remember them. The round ends when the clock reaches zero.
M switches sound, P or Esc pauses, and you can share your score at the end.

Top 10 high scores

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The story

The gas has been turned off for the night, the old wooden shed laboratory is dark and one small lamp still burns on the workbench. Pixel Marie Curie has a full tray of sample cards to sort before morning: flasks, crystals, notebooks and vials, each with exactly one twin, all lying face down in rows. Students walking past at night have a name for that one glowing window: the Lamplight Shed.

Only the patch of bench under the lamp can be seen, so she moves it along the rows card by card, and the last card she turned stays softly lit. Every pair found is a step closer to a tidy lab, and each finished tray brings a bigger one. When the clock runs out the lamp oil is gone and the night is over. How many trays can pixel Marie sort in the dark?