r/Mnemonics

I made a game where you fight by memorizing progressively harder letter sequences

I made a game where you fight by memorizing progressively harder letter sequences

Hello!

I made a free browser game for memory training.

The idea came while practicing blindfolded Rubik's Cube solving (3BLD), because I wanted an isolated way to practice letter pairs and audio memo.

Every fight shows you a string of letters. Memorize the letters and type them back, make no errors and only you hit, run out of time and both you and the enemy take damage, mess it up and only the enemy hits.

I'd love to hear feedback on the difficulty. Over the last couple of months, I've mainly been trying to make the game easier and less cognitively tiring. I am also open to ideas if the game could be adapted to practice something else e.g. memorization of numbers, or perhaps a more interesting spatial challenge would be welcome.

More info about the game: https://memodungeon.itch.io/memodungeon

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u/MemoDungeonDev — 2 days ago

Mnemonic for the Bill of Rights: FREE STATES

Freedom — speech, religion, press
Rifles — bear arms
Enforced — quartering soldiers
Entry — search & seizure
Silence — self-incrimination/due process
Trial — speedy/public trial
Associates — civil jury
Torture — cruel/unusual punishment
Extras — unenumerated rights
States — reserved powers

Associates is the weakest I think.

Or as a story:
Free riflemen evicted entrants silently; trials assembled, tortured extra states.

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u/dhsilver — 7 days ago
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I made the ultimate All-in-one CARD MEMORIZATION App (Please test it!)

Hey guys,

Memorizing my first deck of cards was what originally got me hooked on memory techniques. There's just something about turning a stack of random cards into a vivid story or a memory palace route that makes you realize what your brain is actually capable of.

I wanted a better way to practice on my computer and phone, especially for training the PAO (Person-Action-Object) system and tracking where I was stumbling. A big issue I always had when timing my runs was that I couldn't easily tell which specific cards or transitions were slowing me down.

So over the past few months, I built a web app called Royal Cards (royal-memory.web.app).

A few things I focused on while building it:

  • Per-card latency: It tracks how many milliseconds you take on each card so you can see your exact bottlenecks instead of just a total deck time.
  • PAO friendly: Built around making image conversion feel seamless.
  • Mobile & Desktop: You can use keyboard shortcuts on desktop, or add it to your phone's home screen as a PWA to practice offline when you have a few minutes to spare.

I set it up so anyone can try every feature completely free for 15 days (no credit card or anything needed). After the 15 days, it switches to a free account tier so you can still use it for basic practice.

I really just want to make card memorization more approachable for beginners and give experienced folks a clean tool for daily training.

If you get a chance to check it out at royal-memory.web.app, I’d love to hear your thoughts! What works, what feels clunky, or what features would actually be useful for your routine?

Thanks!

u/Maleficent_Ad4569 — 8 days ago

Multiple words

Do you memorize multiple words for each number? I’m just starting and I’ve been fooling around with several apps.
Some of the words are different on each app. I bought one that is customizable with pictures but so far changing things seems laborious.

Anyway I have to do a mind switch when I go to a different app and it made wonder if you guys have multiple words for each number.

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u/Spiritual_Lynx1929 — 9 days ago
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Tengo 21 años, descubrí que puedo crear Palacios Mentales de forma nativa en segundos y así logré frenar mi ansiedad por una crisis de pareja.

Hola a todos, mi nombre es Facundo López, tengo 21 años y ayer descubrí que soy capaz de crear el famoso "Palacio Mental" (Método de Loci) de forma totalmente intuitiva y en cuestión de segundos.

¿Qué me llevó a crearlo?

Hace semanas vengo atravesando una crisis en mi relación de pareja. Mentalmente tenía un caos de ideas, dudas y miedos que me estaban provocando un momento mentalmente muy complicado y mucha ansiedad. Ayer a la medianoche, en un punto de saturación, me dije a mí mismo: "vamos a organizar nuestras ideas".

Como necesitaba analizar contradicciones, mi mente adoptó un rol de detective. En segundos proyecté una sala/oficina de policía con una distribución muy clara: un escritorio donde me siento a evaluar todo, una pizarra al frente a la derecha, una planta de hojas largas al lado y una cajonera/estante a la izquierda.

En esa pizarra ordené geométricamente las incongruencias de la situación y las dudas que planeo plantearle a mi pareja. Conecté los recuerdos con hilos y flechas. Al ver el mapa conceptual listo, logré vaciar mi cabeza. Como ya no quería darle más vueltas al asunto por esa noche, simplemente visualicé que salía de la oficina y cerraba la puerta con llave.

El resultado emocional:Realmente funciona. Llevaba semanas cargando con un peso enorme, y hoy me siento increíblemente liviano. Cada vez que mi subconsciente intenta regresar a la preocupación, me obligo a ver la puerta cerrada desde afuera y el pensamiento intrusivo se frena. Logré compartimentar mi mente.Mi consejo para ustedes:Quiero invitarlos a que intenten crear un plano así. Tómense su tiempo y elijan el lugar que mejor se adapte a su problema. Puede ser más o menos complicado según la persona, pero si están atravesando una situación que no les deja la mente tranquila, organizarla visualmente en un espacio físico imaginario cambia el juego por completo.Ojo, sé que esto no es para todos. Hay personas con afantasía (mente ciega) que no pueden proyectar imágenes, pero para la mayoría, e incluso para quienes tienen hiperfantasia (visualización de muy alta definición), diseñar estos lugares en la mente es una herramienta de salud mental brutal.

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u/Kaelix_vail — 10 days ago