Power Tester

This is a tool for creating and taking tests. The foundations are solid but the interface lacks any polish. It can create tests in English, Russian, Ukrainian and Polish, with internal tools letting you create a translated version of your own test. At your disposal, there are four types of questions (multiple-choice, ordering, matching and short-answer) and an unlimited number of answer options. Each created test functions as a question bank, with a random subset of the questions being selected every time you take the test. To edit a test, you need to select it and create a new test. After confirming, the new test will be a duplicate of the selected one. I couldn't find a way to reorder questions in the question bank or to view more than one at the same time. Default questions are not very good, constantly falling into pitfalls like having similar numerical options and being either too easy or nearly impossible to guess, but they deliver what they promise. The context of some questions is heavily tied to Ukraine, making those harder for international audiences. After selecting an answer, you have to confirm your selection and manually change to the next question. Ordering a se…

Brain Test purports to be a "brain trainer" but it's really just a simple browser/flash tier quiz game. The quality of the questions is mediocre, they were made by a non-native English speaker, so the translation is a little rough from time to time. You can play these free on the web if you like, so it's impossible to suggest someone should pay money for this on Steam.

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Ohoho. School? Games? Brain Test? What's extra? Of course the school.

Power Tester is an educational trivia experience developed by Serhii Khramov, Dmytro Pohrebnyi, Ivan Shutko, and Illia Ustenko, and published by General Script Studio. Rather than attempting to compete with action-packed or story-driven games, it focuses on delivering a knowledge-based experience where players can test their understanding of a wide variety of subjects through quizzes and interactive challenges. Its premise is simple, but that simplicity works in its favor by creating an approachable experience suitable for players of all ages. The game's core attraction is its broad collection of quiz categories. Players can answer questions related to geography, astronomy, animals, sports, technology, inventions, gaming culture, and various true-or-false topics. This diversity prevents the experience from feeling locked into a single niche and allows users to explore multiple areas of interest. Whether someone enjoys learning about the world, science, or entertainment, there is usually a category that matches their curiosity. The structure encourages repeated play sessions, especially for those who enjoy challenging themselves with new information. What makes Power Tester stand …

I liked this project. I recommend Brain Test to everyone. Why do many schools still have to write tests in notebooks when there is a Bran Test?