Brainstorm

About

Turn over cards to match pairs in this Amiga puzzle game. Players take turns flipping two cards each from a grid of 54, trying to find matching designs. Every successful match removes the pair from play. The goal is to collect more pairs than opponents through memory and strategy. Single player and multiplayer modes let you test your recall against friends or the AI. Released in late 1987, this Amiga conversion sticks closely to the mechanics of the classic memory card game. While simple, its tactical layer comes from remembering past flips to plan future moves. The lack of fluff or extras makes it feel like an early digital adaptation that prioritizes gameplay over polish. Short matches keep things brisk, though the 26 distinct pairs offer limited replay value compared to modern variants.