That’s the first thing you’ll implement in this tutorial.įirst, however, you’ll take a deeper look at Android Services. At this point, you can match the cards but there’s no timer to show how long it took you to win.

Play the game by pressing PLAY BEGINNER LEVEL.

When you’re done, build and run it on a device/emulator to see how the app looks. Open the project in Android Studio and get familiar with the files. Once you start a game, you’ll be able to quit, preview game cards and track the time elapsed since the game started. Do you dare to try your luck? :]Ĭurrently, the app only lets the user start a game and manipulate the audio tracks. After the user finishes the expert level, they complete the game. The higher the level, the more cards to match. The game has four levels: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced and Expert.

Additionally, the user can listen to audio tracks while they play. Memo is a game that challenges the user to match cards in the shortest possible time. If you’re new to Android development or haven’t installed Android Studio, refer to our Beginning Android Development tutorials.ĭownload the starter project by using the Download Materials button at the top or bottom of this tutorial.įor this tutorial, you’ll use the Memo app. Note: This tutorial assumes intermediate knowledge of Kotlin, Android and Android Studio.

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