Brain Value IQ Test

Not to be confused with Instant Judgement Ability Test.

Brain Value IQ Test
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Japanese Name:	脳値IQテスト
Romanized Name:	Nō-chi IQ tesuto
Official English Name:	Brain Value IQ Test
Released:	2017
Platform:	Online/Mobile
Genre:	Puzzle/Test
Mode(s):	Single player
linkdesc:	The Promised Neverland's official Japanese website

Brain Value IQ Test is an online game based on The Promised Neverland that was released exclusively on The Promised Neverland's official Japanese website in 2017. The game is a replica of the Grace Field Test that the orphans of Grace Field House are required to take everyday.

Brain Value IQ Test is currently only officially available in Japan and in Japanese. It has yet to be released internationally or in any other language.

About

The game starts with slightly animated panels from the manga explaining the story of the series. The actual game is an IQ test very similar to the Grace Field test. The test is labeled "Type 1" and the age is listed as "Unknown". There are fifteen question in total, all of which are multiple choice. Players get twenty seconds to answer each question. After completing the test, players are given a score out of 300 as well as a letter grade and a message from Isabella. Players are also graded on their imagination, concentration, calculation ability, insight and logic ability.

After completing the game, players are given the option to share the game on Facebook, Twitter or Line. If they choose the share the game, they are rewarded with access to the first Official Site Hidden Comic, in which Isabella reveals the origins of Emma, Ray, Norman, Lannion and Thoma's names.

Players who receive a perfect score are given exclusive access to the third Official Site Hidden Comic, in which William Minerva gives a special secret message to the orphans.

Inconsistencies with the manga

• In the manga, the test is 120 questions, but in the game, it is only 15 questions.
• In the manga, the the orphans are given ten seconds to answer each question, but in the game, players get twenty seconds.
• In the manga, there are two types of questions for each age group, but in the game, there is only one.
• In the game, players are told when they answer a question correctly or incorrectly and they are told their final score at the end, but in the manga, the children are not told whether their answer to each individual question is wrong or right and they are usually not told their overall score unless they get a perfect score.

Gallery

Answer sheet

Digital text

Isabella icon

Trivia

• Question 13 is a trick question as none of the answers provided are the correct one. Instead, players must click on the small rabbit-like figure which briefly replaces the sound button in the top right corner of the screen in order to answer this question correctly.
• The game is meant to be played on desktop, but can also be played on mobile if you pull up the website on your phone.
• The game is similar to the Instant Judgement Ability Test, which is another official game that is a replica of the Grace Field Test. However, both games have different game play from one another.

External links

• Official Japanese Website