The Test: Reimagined

I've always enjoyed these games, and appreciate the developers for always helping me think and remind myself about myself! My cards were: 1. The North Arrow 2. The Native Work 3. The Long Walk 4. The Shared Field 5. The Wakeful Self With the Wakeful Self being my favorite card of the bunch. Great Game! Thank you!

My five Cards are: The North Arrow The River Beyond The Long Walk The Shared Field The Mirror Town It's been a while since I've explored these games, and still I am impressed with the atmosphere and accuracy these games have. I've learned to be quiet about many things; and I've learned how love, deeply. I am as always excited for Chasing demons. Great work you guys.

This was an... underwhelming experience, unfortunately. I love the earlier installations of this series, and I very warmly recommend them to anyone interested in doing a personality test deep dive! I also really liked the vibe and the music in this game, and the questions were largely well thought out and gave time for reflection. There was, however, a lot of word salad, both during the interludes and reading the final card results. The results were also a little vague and tricky to decipher compared to earlier games, as it feels like they tried cramming as many words as they could into the scenarios to make it all seem as mysterious and [i]intricate[/i] as possible. It goes to a point, and then kinda falls flat in a pretentious "2deep4u" kind of vibe. Plus, the AI artwork. It's apparently reworked according to the store page, but some examples are still... glaring. Favorite obtained card: The Level Ground (Despite the kinda dreary AI artwork; at the VERY LEAST please check the number of fingers on the humans x_x) EDIT: Played "The Test: Reality Check" after this one. Fell right back in love with the series again. There's the wit, the easy language and the straightforwardness I remember and am fond of. You have a great formula going, no need to make this all overly convoluted.

I enjoyed it for the most part. I've played about 8 different games from this Dev before and this was one of the better ones, but I can't confidently say it surpasses the original Test trilogy. However, this may be due to my expectations being too high after having played so many of these or perhaps it didn't hit as hard due to it not being my first time. That being said, it did tickle my brain quite a bit. I had issues with the very few questions that basically ask something along the lines of "do you think X happens for a reason". Of course everything happens for a reason - coincidence, or fate, or whatever else you think. I'd rather you ask me more directly if I believe more in coincidence or fate rather than offer this very vague statement. I very much enjoyed the art on all the different cards, but the background art was kind of bland. The ONLY thing I did not enjoy as much as I thought I would was the narration. It didn't help the immersion for me and sometimes it spoke so slowly that I was desperate to interrupt it and move on. I did let it play out to get the full experience and half the time it did kind of hit, but the other half it felt like it was trying too hard to be edgy and creepy and did not satisfy either craving. TL;DR I enjoyed the game for the most part. The card aspect was new, different, fun, and original (these are not real Tarot cards which is cool), and the narration was a good attempt that could improve (too slow to keep me immersed). I didn't write down the Cards I got thinking it would give me a summary of sorts at the end but it didn't. I can't even remember all of them but the ones that did resonate with me were very satisfying. The cards that resonate with me the most are: The Maker of Meaning The Shared Field The Mirror Town (the most)

Mirror Town resonated the most with me out of all of the cards. Lantern was a close second, and might have actually made me realize that maybe the fact that all of these tests that I have taken over the years that alll say similar things to that might mean something. Maybe they mean that I try. Mirror town still resonated the most though. I felt actually somewhat seen. I want to understand myself and others.

The North Arrow The River Beyond The Lantern The Long Walk The Wakeful Self

Personally not a fan of the text to speech, it was much too slow and distracting from both ambience and my own reading. And while the process of questions was still enjoyable and thought provoking, and the tarot cards intriguing as a concept... It's the most detached and unpersonal ending I experienced throughout The Test series. If you decide to play it I do recommend turning off the text to speech unless you feel like it helps you. Regardless, if any of the cards spoke to me, it was the Thread Keeper.

Past: The Tuner Present: The River Beyond Heart: The Ember Joke Path Forward: The Shared Field Final Card: The Full Table

The Full Table <3

The mirror has once again been unleashed upon a world of unsuspecting victims of their own design. heheh The Keyed Voice The Unsealed Room The Long Walk The Shared Field The Mirror Town Also, I think I got picked as a character for another game, but I can't remember which or if it had come out yet. LMK?