pymetrics games / Faces
pymetrics Faces practice
Pick the emotion a person is feeling, from the face alone or with a one-line story of what just happened.
One full free game, then a pymetrics pass ($4.99 for 30 days, paid once) for unlimited practice. No official rules or clear recording are public. We built it from what candidates and other practice sites consistently report; treat it as a feel for the format.
How Faces works
- Each item shows a face and asks what the person is feeling.
- Some items add a short story about what happened to them. Use it.
- Pick one word from the list. Practice gives 20 seconds per face.
- Our faces are drawn; candidates report the real game uses photos and a longer list of feelings.
Time and scoring
About 4 minutes. How many you name the same way most people do. pymetrics does not mark answers right or wrong overall: it builds a profile of traits and compares it with people who do well in the role. How that turns into a decision is not public. Our result shows practice measures only.
Tips
- Look at the eyes and brows first; the mouth alone misleads, especially for fear and surprise.
- When there is a story, ask what you would feel in that situation.
Questions
Why cartoon faces?
We do not use photos of real people. The cartoons practise the same skill: reading brows, eyes and mouth together.