Memory Recall

Memory Recall is a fast, dice-and-memory game where players collaboratively rebuild fragmented moments before claiming them as their own.

Each round, shared “memories” sit in the center of the table as incomplete patterns of dice. Players roll, match, and stabilize these fragments. Turning unstable brown dice into settled blue ones. Gathering tiles that represent sensory and emotional clues like voices, places, objects, and stories.

Every match brings clarity. Every tile adds context. Memory is shared space.  Everyone is working on the same moments, and anyone can complete them first.

When a memory is fully reconstructed, players race to complete it using dice and fragments they’ve collected. Claiming it and gaining a lasting ability that reshapes how they remember future moments.

Inspired by the fragile nature of cognition and identity, Memory Recall explores how we piece ourselves together from fragments, and how memories become meaning only when they are rebuilt.

Reconstruct the past. Compete for meaning. And ask yourself—what story is your mind trying to tell?

Dedicated to those living with, and have family members with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and memory loss. To learn more, support research, or find resources for families affected by Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, please visit the Alzheimer's Association.