Personality game
Launched · 2 months ago
Mostly Negative
33% of 3 reviews are positive
Personality game
Jung
Stated by the maker
Tech stack
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Put a nice frame round a personality quiz and it is still a personality quiz. Nothing to get better at. Nothing responds to you beyond sorting your answers into a result. The Jung angle is a decent hook and this is more thoughtful than most of them, but calling it a game is beyond me, and recommending it as one would feel odd.
Rooms as a route into somebody's head is an old image and a good one. Leaning on Jung hands it a real vocabulary rather than the usual which snack are you drivel. No world to wander about in, not in the RPG sense, but there is a shape, and shape is most of atmosphere. I came away from it thinking, which is more than most quizzes manage.
clicked through it late and it's fine, it just isn't a game. It's a quiz. The questions are decent and it's over quickly. But there's nothing to do with your hands and nothing you can get better at, so I won't be going back to it.
