Build your own memory palace, walk items into its rooms one by one, then recall the entire route in order, the ancient method of loci, made playable.
Drag rooms into a route and arrange them into a walk you can picture. Place each item into a room, study the route, then recall it from memory by assigning the hidden items back to their steps in order. Exact-order matches score most, with partial credit for the right item in the wrong step.
Palace is a memory-training game built on the classic method of loci, the memory-palace technique.
Placing items along a route you can picture, then walking it again to retrieve them, is the method of loci — the memory palace, a technique of classical rhetoric still used by competitive memorisers today.
The original structure is that you build the route first, arranging rooms into a walk, before anything is placed in it.
That order is the part people get wrong. The technique works because the route is already familiar and already ordered, so it supplies the sequence for free; a palace improvised while memorising gives you two things to remember instead of one.
Palace is a memory-training game built on the classic method of loci, with Short, Long and Grand sizes and a spaced-repetition tracker. It's an original, free browser game built for PlayPendium.