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About This Game

Come for the puzzle. Stay for what you find next.

Two pieces left. You know where one belongs. Then a detail in an illustrated detective catches your eye. The puzzle can wait. Can the next page?

Memory House is an atmospheric home for puzzles, illustrated reading, turn-based strategy and a personal journal. Change what you do without leaving the place you want to spend the evening. Warm wood, rain on the glass, a record playing: the house holds the mood while you follow your curiosity.

A beautiful puzzle is only the beginning

If you love assembling pictures, planning a landscape or arranging the small details of a room, imagine having another choice close at hand. A mystery to read. A realm to build. A page from your own life to keep.

Seven games give you different ways to spend the evening:

• Jigsaw: bring illustrated artwork together, piece by piece. A copper butterfly, a distant castle, a face still missing its final detail. That loose piece is already waiting beside the board.
  
• Mahjong Solitaire and Klondike: find the next pair or work your way through a card layout.
  
• Memory Mosaic: restore a picture whose sections have been mixed up.
  
• Archive Restoration: untangle fragments from several artworks.
  
• Curator's Tray: discover the sorting rules behind a collection of objects.
  
• Atlas of Peaceful Wonders: build production chains and compete with neighboring realms for happiness.

The Last Glass: what happened behind the stage?

A death behind the stage. A trail of bottles and routes. People with the power to decide what stays hidden.

Open The Last Glass, the first illustrated detective in The Quiet Archive. Follow the investigation, weigh motives and notice the small details. A sealed letter hides its words; the order of the papers may tell you more. What did you miss the first time?

This is a book to read and examine at your own pace. The library also holds writing about countries, history, culture and society, the Atlas encyclopedia, and illustrated fairy tales. Choose a different shelf when you want a different kind of story.

Atlas: can you build the happiest realm?

A field feeds a mill. A mill supplies a bakery. Simple enough—until the building you placed earlier occupies the hex you need for the next link.

Atlas of Peaceful Wonders is a tabletop-style, turn-based strategy game across seven eras. Connect neighboring sources, manage resources, trade and leave room for the chains you will need later. Rival realms take their own turns. A good move now can leave you with a difficult choice ten turns from now.

Happiness decides the match at the turn limit; losing every city means defeat. Place a building, inspect the result and use Undo before advancing if you want to reconsider. Then choose your next turn. Where will you leave room to grow?

Your discoveries become something personal

Puzzle and card games unlock illustrations, historical curiosities, quotes, stamps and seals. Examine a find, fill an album, or bring selected decorations into your journal.

A photograph. Three lines about today. A stamp that makes the page feel right. Arrange your own spreads rather than following someone else's story. Optional password protection and local encryption help protect your journal; backups and PDF export let you keep it beyond the game.

Rain outside. The evening is yours.

Change the season, weather and time of day in three living window scenes. Wipe frost from the glass. Listen to the garden. Read beside the fireplace. Choose from three music albums with 20 tracks, then return to the piece, page or plan you left waiting.

Try your first evening in the free Windows demo

The demo includes 51 selected jigsaw artworks, the first five chapters of The Last Glass, the first Atlas era, a limited personal journal and one window with all four seasons. It is a selected introduction; the seven-game collection and wider house described above belong to the full version.

Play the free demo. Find the activity that makes you want to stay. Wishlist Memory House for the rest of the house.

Available in English and Russian.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Memory House is shaped by its creator’s original ideas, personal taste, and creative direction. Generative AI was used during development as a tool to help produce illustrations, visual assets, and written narrative content for the game and some promotional materials. Each illustration began with an author-led concept and was personally selected and refined for its subject, colors, details, and mood. The creator’s choices bring these works together into the distinctive visual style and atmosphere of Memory House. AI helped realize this vision; the concepts, selection, and final creative decisions belong to the creator. No AI content is generated during gameplay, and the game does not connect to external AI services while you play.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

Memory House includes a variety of books, from illustrated children's stories to detective fiction intended for older readers. The detective stories contain written references to murder, crime, injury and blood, with occasional references to alcohol. Some fantasy illustrations feature revealing outfits. The children's stories are a separate part of the library.