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.
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How to play
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.
Build a route by dragging and ordering rooms
Walk each item into a room, then memorise the walk
Recall the route in order once the items are hidden
Daily routes feed a spaced-repetition scheduler; Practice is throwaway
Controls
Desktop: drag rooms into the route (or click to add), click items then rooms to place, click steps to recall
Phone & tablet: tap rooms to add, tap an item then a room to place it, tap steps and items to recall
Tips & strategy
Picture a vivid, slightly absurd image of each item in its room, it sticks better
Pick a route you can mentally walk in a natural order
Replay the Daily over days; nailing a route stretches its review interval
What you'll learn
Palace is a memory-training game built on the classic method of loci, the memory-palace technique.
Skills: memory techniques, the method of loci, recall
Best for: roughly grades 5–12 (and adults)
For parents & teachers: the ancient memory-palace technique.
About Palace
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.
A free, original browser game on PlayPendium. No download, no install.
