A calm matching game for toddlers built around visual discrimination, attention and matching skills. Adjustable difficulty lets parents make pairs easier or harder to tell apart as the child progresses. No ads, accounts, timers or tracking.
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Hi! I made Same Same! as a matching game for young children, with a bit more thought behind it than just “find two identical pictures”.
I wanted the game to support skills like visual discrimination, attention and matching, while still feeling simple and playful for a child.
One of the main things I focused on is adjustable difficulty. Difficulty auto-adjust can make the differences between objects more or less obvious, so the same game can work for different ages and skill levels instead of becoming too easy after a few sessions.
I also wanted to keep the experience calm: no ads, no accounts, no timers and no pressure to play faster.
It's available on Android now, with iOS planned as well. I'd be especially interested in feedback from parents on the difficulty levels - whether they feel appropriate and how quickly kids progress through them.
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