What this quiz is
The nine traits you get here were not made up for a quiz. They are the same professions, conditions, skills, phobias, belongings and secrets a real game of Protocol: Daybreak deals out, and they pass through the same 39-rule consistency filter: a pregnant android turns up neither in the game nor here.
How to read the file
In the game this file is yours alone. The others learn exactly as much about you as you decide to tell them, one trait per round. A strong card played at the wrong moment makes you expendable; a weak one played at the right moment saves you. There is no bad file — only a badly played one.
What the verdict means
Once the extra people are gone, those left divide the duties between them: food, repairs, medicine, defence, the future of the community. Each job goes better in the hands of someone suited to it — a surgeon in the infirmary is worth more than an actor. The verdict is computed by the same function that assigns duties in a real game, so it is a genuine reading, not a horoscope.
And then what
Then the game begins: the argument, the vote, three nights in which people really die, and the outcasts who keep playing outside. It runs in a browser for four to ten players, with nothing to install and nothing to pay for.
The questions
- What did you do while the world was still standing?
- How is your health, honestly?
- What are you doing when nobody is watching?
- What are you actually afraid of?
- What do you grab on the way out the door?
- What would you not tell your new neighbours?
- How old are you?
- How do you behave in an argument?
- Who would you go outside for?
- What does surviving mean to you?