Vespa's Test

Vespa's Test

Lepisoft · 2 августа 2022
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Vespa's Test is a short, relaxing personality test based on real psychological research. Answer a multitude of thought-provoking questions, and receive a vision tailored to your answers; what, in life, is holding you back?

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To see the future is hard, but to see yourself is even harder.

Vespa's test is a short, atmospheric personality test. During your time meeting with the titular and inquisitive Vespa, you'll answer a variety of questions about your life and the way you view the world, after which she'll attempt to read your present, and see what your greatest demons look like. There are numerous different outcomes, each of which is tailored from the answers you provide. What you choose to do with the insights provided, of course, is the greatest choice of all.

Bagdul, city of Sapphires. A modern kingdom flanked for miles by sand and dust. Playground of the rich, resting place of the poor, and herald of the new millennium, with mysteries and secrets around every corner.

One night, you follow a tip from a friend to a shady back-alley tucked between shadows. There, you find a out-of-place circus tent shrouded in the drippings of another world. What awaits within? Only one way to find out...

• Short and relaxing

• ~15 minutes playtime

• Answer over 100 introspective questions

• Various results depending on how you answer

• Completely free

The results and questions are loosely based on psychologists Jeffrey E. Young, Ph.D. and Janet S. Klosko, Ph.D.'s concepts of "lifetraps", which attempt to model patterns of behavior that hold us back in life, but you couldn't possibly know that, could you?