Sol’s RNG Memory Match Guide – Minigame,Reward

Memory Match is a limited-play minigame introduced in the Part 2 Halloween Update for Sol’s RNG. You can access it directly in the main hub. The goal is simple: flip tiles, remember what you see, and match identical pairs to earn rewards.

The catch is the cooldown. You can only play once every 12 hours, meaning a maximum of two attempts per day. Because each run is limited, using your turns efficiently is key to getting the best results.

How the Minigame Works

Memory Match uses a 5×5 grid of tiles, each hiding an item icon and a number showing how many of that item you’ll receive if matched. Here’s how a round plays out:

• Click a tile to reveal its item and quantity
• Click a second tile
• If both icon and number are identical, you earn those items and the tiles stay revealed
• If not, they flip back and you must remember them for later

A run ends when you have made 10 failed attempts or cleared all matches.

Important:
A match only counts if both the symbol and the amount match exactly. For example, Lucky Potion ×1 and Lucky Potion ×3 are considered different.

Reward Types You Can Earn

The reward pool varies, but you can expect:

• Lucky Potions
• Crafting resources
• Gameplay utility items

Because the rewards can speed up progression and crafting, it’s worth playing every cooldown.

Cooldown System Explained

Your timer is personal, not global. It begins the moment you finish a session. This means:

• No fixed reset time
• You control your own schedule
• Playing daily at the same time keeps your attempts consistent

If you play at 3 PM today, your next attempt unlocks at 3 AM, and so on.

Best Tips to Win More Matches

Use these methods to make the most of your 10 tries:

Start by Revealing Corners and Edges

Most players find it easier to track tiles when beginning with the outer rows, since they’re easier to remember visually.

Don’t Rush the First Five Turns

Use the early flips to gather information and map out a portion of the board in your head before attempting matches.

Match High-Value Tiles First

If you spot rare or high-quantity rewards, prioritize those matches to secure them early. Even if you run out of attempts, you’ll walk away with your best potential gains.

Create a Small Note Pattern If Needed

If your memory struggles, jot down a simple 5×5 layout on paper or type a shorthand pattern. Even basic marking helps track items without forgetting positions.

Play Fully Awake

Since the game gives only two attempts a day, avoid using your try when tired or distracted.