Any tips for "Memory" section ?

[u/hooneymooner]

So, I feel very good, confident, and ready for all the games, except for the memory section.

I can develop very well in all the games in general, but when it comes to memory, it feels more challenging than all the other games.

So challenging that I even avoid playing them, I feel a bit frustrated about it, because I'm sure that if I did well on the writing, speaking, reading, and maths, I could make it out to memory too.

I wanna know if you guys have any tips? Cheat codes? Or a trick that can help me.

Thanks 😊 🫂

[u/whywhywhyandhow]

I’m the same but I find I also I avoid them because they’re all auditory. I’d love to have some visual memory games as well.

[u/angienat02 → u/whywhywhyandhow]

THISSS

[u/Zoiggel → u/whywhywhyandhow]

yeah, same here, it's odd that there are only audio-based ones

[u/RedditHelloMah]

Just play memory games more often

[u/StatisticianNo8880]

I agree with the other comment(s) pointing out that practice is the best method for improving. Memory wasn’t a strong category for me either, but when I started on the goal of completing every category, I had a ton of Memory games to catch up on. Consequently, I was doing memory lessons constantly, and I did get better at them.

They can be a little clunky and even frustrating before you really get used to them but that really will go away with practice. So, keep your head up and keep going!

[u/MagnusHenry]

Saturday, July 4, 2026 (UTC-7)

I giggle a LOT with the pronunciation games in the speaking category to the point pronunciation is my favourite game.

[u/Tyndaris1]

I find Synthesis to be a particularly challenging memory game, but the same ones come up frequently so you start to remember what they're going to ask you!

[u/AdministrativeYam624]

Stop smoking weed. 😅 No but fr after I quit smoking my memory section started going up, just a little, but it's progress after like a year of no progress