Enter a simple room in this free-to-play VR simulation and tackle one clear challenge: light up all the lights. Players rely on creative problem solving to uncover solutions before the five-minute timer expires. The quick test measures comparative performance against other users.
Anonymized scores get open-sourced for a full distribution, letting you check your results on the 3DIQ blog and compare Vive versus Oculus outcomes. This setup hones problem-solving skills through repeated plays. Curious VR users testing their puzzle-solving speed in tight time limits will find it engaging.
Built as an experiment, VRIQ puts users into a room with one goal and instruction: "light up all the lights". But how? Using your creative problem solving ability, you'll have to figure out as much as you can before time runs out.
The test only takes 5 minutes, so if you're curious how your "intelligence" compares to other VR users, give it a try!
We are open-sourcing the final score data (all anonymized) so that we can build an accurate distribution, just like a normal IQ test! Check out the 3DIQ blog to see how your score compares to others'. We'll also be comparing Vive and Oculus scores for some friendly competition.
Note: Intelligence is a complex skill/ability. This test is merely one indicator of comparative problem solving ability in a VR scenario, so don't feel discouraged if you get a low score. You'll have a chance to redeem yourself in future tests, and each test you take will help hone your problem solving skills!
Created by:
Sky Nite
Michael Carney
Ken Richlin
