
The Test: Reimagined is a masterful mix of Personality Test Psychology and Dark Tarot. Answer a series of fully-narrated questions to receive a personalized, unique ending based on your choices. Dive deep into your own psyche and join millions in a social experiment that you will NOT want to miss!
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Aug 25 → 0.29/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
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The Test: Reimagined operates on the same premise as its predecessors, whilst offering a new twist. It is yet again centered around learning more about oneself, yet it's more guided towards a deeper analysis of character, given the fact that the ending doesn't focus merely on one outcome altogether, but separates it into five distinctive categories each focusing on unique aspects of being. Another new added feature is the voice narration. Personally, I think it's something I needed to get a little used to (even though Brandon Thatcher did a marvelous job), since I prefer to be left in silence when reading and pondering the questions. I do have to point out though, that I liked it most at the end, since it gave me a much better sense of closure, than the previous games in the series did. Yet, there was one thing I didn't really like, that being the usage of AI art. I respect the drive to do so as ethically as possible (using only images Randumb studios have a commercial right to use, but it merely seems to be quite redundant to try and alter the hand-made results with AI, when the original artworks suffice more than enough. Aside from this, I have nothing but praise for this game and hope that Randumb will continue on making wonderful games. I enjoy their work and look forward to seeing where they'll take the series next. My favourite card I got was: [b] The Wakeful Self [/b]
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Hours played at review time, across 45 reviews with recorded playtime.
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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.
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.
The Full Table <3
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!
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?
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.
The cards that resonated with me the most was the Keyed voice and The shared field and The mirror town I had slight trouble with keeping up with the what the other cards meant but got the gist of them..just felt like the text was moving slightly too slow for me to actually keep my attention span 1st card:The keyed Voice 2nd card: The maker of meaning 3rd card: The Long walk 4th card: The shared field 5th Card: The mirror town
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.
The cards I got were: The Keyed Voice, The River Beyond, The Threadkeeper, The Lantern, and The Level Ground. I had a hard time picking a favorite card, I was mostly stuck between The River Beyond and The Threadkeeper cards. How does one pick between destruction and creation, growth and rot, all beginnings have ends and all ends bring about new beginnings. The River Beyond in the end has swept me away. Card: The River Beyond Also loved the voice acting ✺◟(♥ ε ♥)◞✺
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