Mnemonia: Memory Games

A country made of memory, with four regions to cross.

Each of the four regions asks something different of you. Grid lights up tiles for a moment and asks for exactly those. Echo runs symbols past one at a time and asks a single question of each: the same as two turns ago? Tide rearranges the shore at every wave, so remembering where things were is no help — you have to remember the things. Chimes plays a sequence, then swaps the chimes around before your turn, so the order you memorised stops being an order of places.

A round lasts about a minute and the difficulty follows you: it starts easy and rises as long as you keep up. There is no difficulty menu to pick from, because a menu is an admission that the game cannot tell. Every day brings one crossing — three regions, four minutes, the same crossing for every player in the world — and a streak that is worth keeping. When you want more than the ritual, the training session picks three regions for you and says why it picked them.