Master Japanese historical years through a simple grid-based memory game. Players face a 100-square grid spanning 100 years and pick the spot matching randomly presented events from Japanese history. The game reveals the first correct position to ease beginners into play, building natural recall with steady progress.
Levels begin with just two events and ramp up the count as you advance. This casual indie title suits anyone struggling with date memorization, turning practice into an engaging loop of selection and level-ups on PC.
### Overview
* This is a game designed to help you memorize Japanese historical years.
* It features a straightforward rule: select the grid square that matches the year of the given historical event.
* You'll enjoy a sense of progress as you naturally memorize historical years simply by playing.
* Since the correct grid position for the initial question is shown at the beginning of the game, it's particularly recommended for those who find memorizing dates challenging.
### Rules
* Each square corresponds to one year.
* The screen displays a grid of 100 squares, representing a span of 100 years.
* Historical events from Japanese history are presented randomly.
* The goal is to select the grid square that matches the year of these events.
* The game starts at Level 1, where only two events are presented. As you progress to higher levels, the number of events increases.
### Notes
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* Voice License: VOICEVOX 四国めたん
