Memograma (La Nación)
Match pairs of hidden tiles fast; a new tile theme each day.
Every day: A memory game with a different themed tile set each day and three daily difficulty levels; only the first game of the day scores. New puzzle: Midnight in your local time zone (the game loads the puzzle for your device's date).

Memograma is La Nación's daily memory game. You turn over tiles to match identical pairs as quickly as you can, with a multiplier that boosts pairs found while it is active. Each day has its own tile theme and three difficulty levels, and only the first game of the day counts for the ranking.
About Memograma (La Nación)
Memograma joined LN Juegos in January 2025 and was renewed in December 2025. Since then each day has its own game, with a tile set on a theme of its own, such as fruit, objects, mystery and horror, sports, shows, the zodiac or flags, and three difficulty levels to choose from.
The aim is to match pairs of identical tiles in the shortest time while building the highest score. Each pair scores points, and pairs found while the multiplier is active score extra. The rules button explains the multiplier and the hints. The tile layout changes each time you play, but only your first finished game of the day counts towards your score.
It is part of LN Juegos, the games section of the Buenos Aires newspaper La Nación, and is played in Spanish in the browser. Today's puzzle is free without an account. Earlier days in the calendar and the LN Juegos ranking ask you to log in, and the game sends you to La Nación's registration and subscription pages for them.
It suits players who want a short daily memory test rather than a word or number puzzle.
How to play Memograma (La Nación)
- Open the Memograma page on lanacion.com.ar/juegos and pick a level.
- Turn over two tiles at a time.
- Keep matching pairs; mismatched tiles turn back over.
- Find pairs quickly while the multiplier is active for extra points.
- Match every pair to finish; your first game of the day is the one that scores.
Tips
- Turn over tiles in a fixed order, row by row, so you remember where you have looked.
- Save a known pair for when the multiplier is active.
- Play the level you want scored first, since only the first finished game of the day counts.
Questions
Does the puzzle change each day?
Yes, each day has its own themed tile set; the layout is reshuffled each time you play, and only the first game of the day scores.
Is it free?
Yes, today's puzzle is free to play on the La Nación site without an account. Earlier days in the calendar and the LN Juegos ranking ask you to log in with a La Nación account, and some of it needs a subscription.
What language is it in?
Spanish. It is part of LN Juegos, the games section of the Argentine newspaper La Nación.
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