The Test: Reimagined

Should've stuck to the old format. No way to pause, no way to 'soft exit', dry narrator voice actor is a lesson in how to identify vocal fry.

As someone who works/has worked in 911, the card The Keyed Voice resonates with me a lot. It is hard to always find the right thing to say, but I always aim to be someone to lean on in times of distress. My cards read me to filth, and I needed to hear it. Great job as always Randumb!

Great just like the other games, but for the love of God, the ending took over TWENTY minutes of unstoppable monologue. JUST LET ME READ IT MYSELF DANG! AND metal music with the unending scrolling text. It's grueling.

Past: The North Arrow Present: The Maker of Meaning Heart: The Threadkeeper (my favorite one) Path Ahead: The Open Sky (very accurate) Light That Never Leaves: The Level Ground (also very accurate)

This was fun and I really enjoyed the cute cards at the end. I found them surprisingly accurate and true to me, and they were nice to look at. I do have to say (sorry to whoever the voice actor is) the narrator's voice was a little annoying but there are audio settings so it was fine. Also I read fast so I think it took too long for the text to scroll down the screen. In previous titles you could hold down on the screen and it would speed up a bit, and I think that option would have been nice here. This one took me the longest or second longest, I think, but I really didn't feel the time going. I like how the questions are varied between games as well. I appreciate the effort that goes into crafting such fun questions. I like this one though I liked the first three better, so if you are unsure of which/what you want to try I'd say the first three.

Once again another thinker for when you have a couple hours to burn! 11/10 My cards that resonanted the most with me was The North Arrow, and The Level Ground.

I played the first "Test" many years ago. Back then I was in a much worse state, family issues had shaken both my faith and self esteem to my core and I was left with little recourse in fixing the matter. In the years that have passed, I have continued to change and see the value of moving on from what happened. This series, as odd as it sounds, has been somewhat of a good progress marker for me in those years. Now, I am an aspiring writer, I bake, I cook and I have a garden. One of my closest friends moved in as my room mate and I see now a future ahead where I do not need to live on scraps. The card that resonated with me most is The Clear Eye and The Full Table I wonder how I will change when the next test arrives?

1st Card: The Tuner 2nd Card: The Native Work 3rd Card: The Threadkeeper 4th Card: The Lantern 5th Card: The Loom of Play This was quite an interesting experience. :D

Another test over and done! I will say that the voice was unfortunately quite exhausting to have to listen to, I would have preferred to read on my own in quiet and at my own pace. I'm not sure what was made by real people or if anything was made with AI, and if my suspicions are unfounded, I sincerely apologize. It was hard to tell whether the voice belonged to a real person or if the art was made by human hands or not. That being said I enjoyed the questions and the Tarot styled cards were quite fun to see. The card that resonated with me most was The Mirror Town, as I believe understanding one another is so important rather than making assumptions. Would I recommend this? If I'm honest, I don't think so, which I am sad to say. I really enjoy these test games, but this one did not hit me as deep as the previous ones. I enjoyed playing it, but you might as well just play the previous installations for a similar experience.

This was another lovely one. It's a bit longer than the first but it gives a much more indepth reflection of what your choices actually mean. As for a card that resonated the most I can't really decide There was a reoccurring them I saw and I agreed with the message. I almost cried a few times because something hit deeper than expected. If the description interests you I would recommend it!