Concentration

Concentration is a video game in the educational genre developed by Mark Geer originally released in 1988. It is currently playable on DOS.

Concentration is an educational video game that was released in 1988 for the DOS operating system. It is a single player game that challenges players to match pairs of tiles. The main objective of the game is to uncover the tiles and match the pairs as quickly as possible.

The game features a 4x4 grid of tiles that are covered with different images. As the player reveals the tiles, they must remember the locations of the matching tiles. The player must then match the pairs of tiles to move onto the next level. As the game progresses, the grid increases in size and the difficulty of the game increases.

In addition to the main game, Concentration also features several mini-games. These mini-games involve activities such as memory matching, word puzzles, and matching symbols. These mini-games add an extra layer of complexity to the game and make it more challenging.

The game also has a variety of customization options. Players can customize the background and sound of the game, as well as choose various game speeds. The game also has a time limit, which adds an element of challenge and competition to the game.

Concentration is an entertaining and educational game that can be enjoyed by players of all ages. It provides an enjoyable and challenging experience that encourages players to use their problem solving skills and test their memory.

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