Updated July 9, 2026
Fair Play and Scoring Notes
Memeno uses a straightforward scoring model so players understand what happened after each round. A completed board records move count and elapsed time. The best local score prefers fewer moves, then faster time when move count is tied.
No paid advantage
The game does not sell boosts, extra hints, retry tokens, or probability-based items. Every player sees the same type of shuffled board for the chosen difficulty.
No ad-based rewards
Memeno does not ask users to click ads, watch ads for rewards, or interact with advertising to continue play. If advertising is added in the future, it should stay outside deceptive game controls and follow publisher policy requirements.
Local score storage
Best scores are stored with browser local storage. They are not submitted to a server by this static website. You can reset a best score from the game screen or clear browser data.
Accessible play
The board uses real buttons, visible text values, and status messages. The design avoids hidden time pressure during the first move so players can start at their own pace.