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ChimpTest vs 1 in 65 million

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ChimpTest compared with 1 in 65 million
DetailChimpTest logo ChimpTest1 in 65 million logo 1 in 65 million
What it doesA free memory game inspired by Ayumu the chimpanzee at Kyoto University A browser life simulator set in Thailand where your choices shape your story
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Pricing modelFree Freemium
PricingNot given Free preview with first 5 major choices. Lifetime access: ฿59 THB in Thailand, $2.99 USD elsewhere. One-time payment with no recurring subscription.
Key features
  • Progressive levels that add numbered squares
  • Flash window shrinks as difficulty increases
  • Three-strike game over system
  • Local browser storage of scores
  • Challenge links with shared level difficulty
  • Customizable flash speed via URL parameter
  • Randomly assigned family and background
  • Choices affect health, happiness, skills, relationships and finances
  • Random birth province
  • Save progress across devices
What makes it different
  • Based on genuine peer-reviewed research from Kyoto University's 2007 Ayumu experiment
  • No account, no download, no personal data collection
  • Includes detailed educational articles about the original experiment and memory science
  • Set in Thailand with Thai-specific setting and choices
  • Separate experience from 1 in 8 Billion with independent mechanics
  • One-time payment with no recurring subscription
Free planNot given Not given
Open sourceNot given Not given
PlatformsNot given Not given
Public APINot given Not given
Community votes00
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)6 no change since last checkNot checked yet no change since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)61
Citation Flow (Majestic)2017
Referring domains (Majestic)35

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