Memory Chess Game

Memory Chess can be used as a training tool for chess players who want to improve their memory and visualization skills. By playing from memory, players can improve their ability to think ahead and predict their opponents' moves, as well as their ability to recall previous games and analyze their mistakes.

To practice memory chess, players can use a chess set to set up the game and then repeat the moves without forgetting the positions of all the pieces. Over time, players can work on improving their memory and visualization skills, which will make playing by memory easier in the future.

How to play?

The game has 12 different pieces and an 8x8 game board. Before you start the game, you have to choose the number of chess pieces you will memorize, this can be any number from 1 to 32. Once the game starts, chess pieces will be shown in some positions on the game board and then you will have to place the same chess pieces in the same places. If you succeed - you win, if you made a mistake in the choice of chess or location, you lose.