Persona Arcade

Three kinds of small games

Persona Arcade is a collection rather than a single test. Its games use different scoring models: personality dimensions, knowledge-quiz scores, and character archetypes. Current experiences include a personality scenario, a Taiwan Green Island knowledge quiz, and an office “good person” burden archetype.

Each game is built around a short sequence of choices. The interface keeps attention on one prompt at a time, records the answers, and then turns the outcome into a named result rather than exposing a spreadsheet of raw points.

Results are part of the experience

The result screen is not an afterthought. It combines the result name, description, score or archetype, and visual theme into a card that can be saved as an image or shared through the browser. A player can restart immediately or return to the arcade to choose another game.

The collection supports English and Traditional Chinese interface copy. This makes the same interaction understandable to two audiences without splitting the product into unrelated sites, while individual subjects can still remain rooted in Taiwanese language and culture.

What the project explores

Persona Arcade explores how small web games can feel complete without becoming large applications. A shared game structure handles loading, questions, progress, scoring, results, saving, and sharing. The individual game contributes the part that should be unique: its premise, writing, answer choices, scoring logic, and visual personality.

The goal is light entertainment with enough specificity to start a conversation—not a scientific or clinical assessment. Results should be read as playful prompts for reflection.