Hūsker Dū?

Hūsker Dū is a memory board game that children and adults can play together; its name is Danish for Do you remember, and reviews describe it as a Danish or Scandinavian game. Sources disagree on when it first appeared in the United States: Wikipedia says it was published there in the 1950s, while a Geeky Hobbies review says it was first published in America in 1970. The board is a surface with holes in it, laid on top of a dial that carries several sets of small pictures. At the start the holes are covered by markers, and the dial is turned to line up one set of pictures with the holes. On a turn a player removes two markers to reveal the pictures underneath. If the pictures do not match, the player replaces the markers and the turn ends; if they match, the player keeps both markers and takes another turn. Once the board is cleared, the player holding the most markers wins. Winning Moves Games USA published the game more recently, though it is absent from that company's 2026 catalog. The Minnesota alternative rock band Hüsker Dü took its name from the game.