Can You Cheat the Equalture Games?
An Equalture game has no question to search and no answer to copy. It reads how you play, and compares that with people who already do the job well.
There is no answer key: the games record every move, the speed and style readings have no better end, and the result is a fit against a benchmark built from the employer’s own staff, which nobody outside can see.
There is no answer key
The shortcut most people have in mind is a list of answers. An Equalture game has nothing to put on one. You drive a car, pick out birds or work through a puzzle, and the game records how you do it: every move, not only where you end up. Equalture says its games score every action a candidate takes, not just the final answer. Two people who finish in the same place can still play very differently, and it is the playing that is read.
Equalture also publishes very little about how its games work. Guides that claim to explain them are mostly guesses, and a guess at the rules is not an answer.
Some readings have no better end
Equalture splits its results into kinds. The cognitive games, such as The Racer and The Fish Discovery, run from lower to higher. The behavioural preferences, such as speed against accuracy in Bird Spotting and an intuitive or systematic style in The Ferry, have no right or wrong answer. Equalture describes both ends as strengths.
That takes away the usual reason to fake. On a preference, there is no high score to reach. Pushing yourself to one end only moves you away from where you naturally sit, and which end suits the job is something you cannot see.
The result follows you into the interview
An Equalture result is not only a gate. Equalture offers employers an interview guide built from your readings, with questions that probe the traits the games measured. A reading that does not match the person answering those questions is hard to explain. Equalture also says results tend to stay broadly similar when people play again, so an unusual result stands out.
What moves the result
On the ability games, what helps is the same thing that helps at work: noticing change quickly, testing one idea at a time and planning before you act. All of that improves with practice at the same kind of task. Our Equalture practice games are our own designs that train those skills.
For each game in detail, see our guides to the Equalture Racer game, Bird Spotting, The Ferry and The Fish Discovery.