EQ Test Puzzle

EQ Test Puzzle tests something games rarely ask about: how well you read what other people are feeling. It alternates between two halves — recognising emotions, and assembling jigsaws.

The recognition half runs through simple illustrated scenes. Two people on a train, say, with something going on between them, and you respond by swiping the screen in the direction you choose.

There are emotion icons to pair with situations too. That part is what makes the game feel like an exercise in paying attention rather than guessing.

A tip button is there when a scene stays ambiguous. It points you without answering for you, so the read is still yours to make.

The jigsaw half rebuilds the picture you just read. Pieces drag into place one at a time, and the scene comes back together once they all sit right.

Together the two halves make for something calmer than an ordinary puzzle game. It is not about speed but about noticing what a picture is showing you.