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Practise all 12 Pymetrics games, free

Twelve short tasks that look like games. Employers watch how you play, not whether you win. The only useful preparation is knowing what each one records.

Start with the balloon game See the 12 games
12 games in the real assessment
25 to 35 min the real run, end to end
3 of 12 playable here, untimed
No score only a fit band

OpenThinkr is not affiliated with Pymetrics or Harver. These are unofficial practice versions built to match the publicly described mechanics.

The 12 games

Each game isolates a different behaviour, and each carries its own colour across the site. Below is what every one of the twelve asks of you and what it reads while you do it.

01Balloon 02Digits 03Arrows 04Keypress 05Cards 06Money Exchange 1 07Money Exchange 2 08Easy or Hard 09Lengths 10Faces 11Stop 12Towers
01

Balloon

Pump a balloon for money and bank it before it bursts. The colour hides the odds, so the only way to earn well is to learn each colour as you go.

Pumping and banking a balloon
Risk tolerance Impulsivity Pattern recognition
Play the balloon game
02

Digits

Digits appear one at a time, then you type them back in order. Get it right and the next sequence is a digit longer. Two misses in a row and the run is over.

Digit sequence flashing then recall
Working memory Attention Processing
Play the digits game
03

Arrows

Five arrows appear. The colour tells you which one to answer. Blue or grey means the middle arrow, red means the outer ones. The rule changes without warning.

Arrow rows switching colour
Learning Attention Adaptivity
Play the arrows game
04

Keypress

Reads impulsivity. The practice version of this game is still being built.

Go cue and rapid tapping
Impulsivity
In build
05

Cards

Reads risk and learning. The practice version of this game is still being built.

Drawing from four decks
Risk and learning
In build
06

Money Exchange 1

Reads trust. The practice version of this game is still being built.

Sending and receiving a transfer
Trust
In build
07

Money Exchange 2

Reads altruism. The practice version of this game is still being built.

Splitting a bonus with a partner
Altruism
In build
08

Easy or Hard

Reads effort. The practice version of this game is still being built.

Choosing between two tasks
Effort
In build
09

Lengths

Reads attention to detail. The practice version of this game is still being built.

Short mouth versus long mouth
Attention to detail
In build
10

Faces

Reads emotional insight. The practice version of this game is still being built.

Face with emotion word options
Emotional insight
In build
11

Stop

Reads attention. The practice version of this game is still being built.

Red and green circles flashing
Attention
In build
12

Towers

Reads planning. The practice version of this game is still being built.

Discs moving between pegs
Planning
In build

Questions

The ones worth answering before you start.

No. This is an unofficial practice version rebuilt from publicly described mechanics. OpenThinkr is not affiliated with Pymetrics or Harver, nothing here is scored by them, and nothing reaches an employer.
Not in the way people hope. Knowing the format removes the surprise, which is worth a lot on the day. The traits being measured are not things you can revise for, and a strategy you had to fake rarely survives twelve games.
No. There is no login, no email step and no paywall. Nothing you play is saved anywhere.
Published guidance from employers and university careers services puts it at roughly 25 to 35 minutes for the core twelve games. Some employers add a further four numerical and logical games.
They are being built one at a time and published as they are finished. Games marked in build are listed so the count stays honest, not to pad the page.

Pymetrics and Harver are trademarks of their respective owners and are not affiliated with OpenThinkr. Practice results are for interest and self-reflection, not assessment.