MemoVivid: Match Puzzle V1.2.0 is now available. The update adds two optional gameplay items—Hint and Peek—alongside a World Cup-inspired card pack, refreshed Classic Theme visuals, and smoother interactions throughout a round. The goal is not to change the calm flip-and-match core, but to give players more ways to read a board, choose a strategy, and enjoy its visual rhythm.
For a quick look at the release, watch the official MemoVivid V1.2.0 YouTube Short.
Hint and Peek offer different kinds of help
Hint helps when a board has become difficult to read. It reveals a useful matching-pair opportunity while leaving the memory challenge in place. Each Hint costs 50 coins and can be used up to three times in a game.
Peek takes a broader view. It briefly reveals every card on the board before turning them face down again, giving players a moment to memorize the layout and plan their next moves. Peek costs 150 coins and can be used once per game.
Both items are optional. They are designed to support a round when players want a little more information, not to replace the matching puzzle itself.
New card packs, with a refreshed Classic Theme
V1.2.0 introduces a World Cup-inspired card pack with football-related objects, including footballs, stadiums, goals, whistles, scoreboards, boots, medals and trophies. The pack adds a more energetic match-day mood while keeping each card easy to recognize during play.
The original Classic Theme has also been visually refreshed. Its card graphics now use clearer silhouettes, stronger contrast, softer 3D materials, and more consistent lighting. Classic now uses the same unified theme-pack system as the World Cup-inspired pack, so the visual structure behind both themes stays consistent.
Smoother card interactions
Card flips, match feedback, item activation, glow effects and transitions have been refined for a smoother, more consistent feel. These changes do not alter the core rules; they make each action easier to follow as a round progresses.
One development challenge appeared where Peek and Hint could affect card state at almost the same moment. Peek temporarily reveals every card, while Hint can reveal cards independently. The competing transitions caused an unexpected sequence of card-flipping animations during testing. We reproduced the issue, traced it to the conflicting card-state flow, and fixed it before release.
That was a useful reminder that small gameplay helpers still need clear boundaries when they touch the same board state.
Performance and stability updates
V1.2.0 also includes general performance and stability improvements so the new item and theme systems work consistently across supported Android devices.
This article documents V1.2.0 only; it does not announce a future roadmap or feature schedule. For the current product overview and official installation options, visit MemoVivid: Match Puzzle. You can also read our memory match tips for beginners, return to the Blog, or contact Vivimentis Support if you need help.