- February 20, 2023
- Randumb Studios
The Test: Secrets of the Soul
Platforms
About
"The Test: Secrets of the Soul" is an atmospheric psychological-simulation with horror elements, where players answer a series of personal questions to delve into their own psyche. This introspective journey may reveal uncomfortable truths, but ultimately leads to newfound self-knowledge. Ideal for content creators looking to engage with their audience, it also offers a unique solo experience.



- The game provides a unique and introspective experience, prompting players to reflect on their thoughts and feelings.
- Many players found the advice given at the end to be surprisingly accurate and comforting, often resonating with their current life situations.
- The atmosphere and art style of the game were praised, contributing to an engaging and immersive experience.
- Some players felt the game was too short and lacked depth compared to previous titles in the series.
- A few reviews mentioned that the questions could be vague or overly simplistic, leading to a less meaningful experience.
- There were complaints about the limited answer choices (yes/no) and a desire for more nuanced responses.
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Players have expressed that the game evokes strong emotional responses, often leading to tears and moments of introspection. Many found the narrative and advice provided to be deeply personal and relatable, helping them gain clarity and feel less alone in their struggles. Overall, the game is praised for its heartfelt approach and ability to resonate with players on a profound level, making it a unique and impactful experience.
“Last night after countless hours of pouring over research and heartfelt conversations with loved ones, I finally reached a point of clarity, finally understanding something about myself that I've been missing for years.”
“Played this game on a stream, and I cried so much at the question of will I tell my best friend the truth if I was the only one who knew they were about to die... that hit so close to home, but I'm happy that the game was created beautifully.”
“The life advice at the end was so kind and heartwarming, sort of like a direct message from the developers to anyone willing to give this game a try.”