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Free pymetrics practice games

GamePrep has 6 free pymetrics-style practice games, no account needed, each scored as a percentile when you finish.

Each game below is named the way pymetrics names it, with the GamePrep game that practises it. Independent practice, not affiliated with Harver or pymetrics.

Start with Digits
Screenshot of the Digit Span Memory Test Practice mid-round: recall ever-longer number sequences Digit Span Memory Test Practice Screenshot of the Flanker Test Practice (Arrows Game) mid-round: follow the middle arrow, ignore the rest Flanker Test Practice (Arrows Game) Screenshot of the Go/No-Go Test Practice mid-round: press on green, stop on red Go/No-Go Test Practice Balloon Game Practice

The 6 pymetrics games you can practise

Screenshot of the Digit Span Memory Test Practice mid-round: recall ever-longer number sequences Digits Working memory: type back digit strings that get longer as you succeed. · 3 min Practise on: Digit Span Memory Test Practice Screenshot of the Flanker Test Practice (Arrows Game) mid-round: follow the middle arrow, ignore the rest Arrows Attention: press the direction of the centre arrow while its neighbours mislead you. · 2 min Practise on: Flanker Test Practice (Arrows Game) Practises the centre-arrow rule. The real game also switches to the side arrows when they turn red. Screenshot of the Go/No-Go Test Practice mid-round: press on green, stop on red Stop Impulse control: press for one colour, hold back for the other. · 2 min Practise on: Go/No-Go Test Practice Same press-or-hold task. pymetrics has you press on red; ours presses on green. Balloon Risk tolerance: pump a balloon for money and cash out before it pops. · 5 min Practise on: Balloon Game Practice Screenshot of the Energy (Power Generator) Game Practice mid-round: four generators: learn which ones really pay off Cards Risk-taking: draw from four decks with different rewards and losses. · 4 min Practise on: Energy (Power Generator) Game Practice The same four-deck logic, shown as power generators. Screenshot of the N-Back Test Practice (2-Back Letters) mid-round: spot the letter from two steps back Letters Working memory: press when a letter matches the one two back. Some invitations add it. · 3 min Practise on: N-Back Test Practice (2-Back Letters)

No practice version yet

pymetrics games our guide describes but we have not built. Where a game trains the same skill, it is named, but it is not a copy.

TowerPlanning: rearrange discs to match a target in as few moves as possible. Closest practice: Pathfinder Game Practice (Path Puzzle). How it works
Money Exchange 1 and 2Trust and fairness: split, send or return money with a partner. How it works
Hard or EasyEffort and motivation: an easy task for a small reward or a hard one for more. How it works
KeypressEffort: press space as many times as you can. How it works
LengthsAttention: say whether each face has a small or a big mouth. How it works
FacesEmotion recognition: name the emotion in a photo. How it works
MagnitudesNumerical speed: judge which fraction or set of dots is bigger. Closest practice: Numerosity Game Practice. How it works
SequencesNumerical reasoning: find the missing number in a series. Closest practice: Mental Math Test Practice (Numerical Reasoning). How it works

What the pymetrics assessment is

The pymetrics test is a battery of 12 short games, about 25 minutes in total, that profiles traits such as attention, memory, risk tolerance, effort and fairness rather than testing knowledge. Harver bought pymetrics in 2022 and runs the games on its own platform, so your invitation may name either company. Only a few of the games reward practice: Digits, Arrows and, to a lesser extent, Stop and Tower; the rest have no right answer.

Full guide: Pymetrics Games: All 12 Games Explained (and How to Practice Each). Primary source: harver.com.

Employers we cover that use pymetrics

From our employer guides, each labelled with how sure we are. Employers rarely name their vendor, and the answer changes every hiring cycle.

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UnileverUnilever's UK page names no vendor. Prep providers report Sova tests plus HireVue games in the UK; pymetrics games were used in earlier years and are still reported in other markets. Disputed

Guides to each game

What Is a Good Digit Span Score? (And How to Improve It) Digits Flanker Test (Arrows Game) Explained: Rules, Scoring and Strategy Arrows The N-Back Test Explained — and Whether You Can Train It Letters Pymetrics Tower Game: What It Measures & How to Practice Tower

Questions

Are these pymetrics practice games free?

Yes. All 6 games on this page are free to play in your browser, with no account and no card. A free account saves your recent scores; a paid plan unlocks your complete history and the full readiness report.

Is this the real pymetrics test?

No. GamePrep is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by Harver or pymetrics. These are practice versions built from how candidates and prep providers describe the tasks. Nobody outside the vendor has the real games, and we publish no leaked questions or answers. Your invitation's own instructions are the final word.

How are the practice games scored?

Each run is scored on our server against a fixed norm table for that game and shown as a percentile from 1 to 99 the moment you finish. It is GamePrep's own reference point, not Harver or pymetrics's benchmark: no assessment vendor publishes its cut scores. In Balloon and Cards the real assessment has no right answer, so read that percentile as a record of how you played, not a target.

Can I retake the practice games?

Yes, as often as you like: every run is scored on its own, so you can see whether you are improving. The real pymetrics games are different: candidates report one attempt every 330 days, reused by every employer on the platform, so practise before your first invitation.

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GamePrep is an independent practice platform and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Harver or pymetrics. We provide practice only, no leaked questions or answers. How we score.