Story / Puzzle
Whether you value immersion in the story and setting or the satisfaction of the puzzles themselves.
Discover your puzzle-solving participation style among 16 types
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Please answer every question on this page
Your type is formed by combining Story / Puzzle, Hard / Enjoy, Logic / Flash, and Quest / Crew.
You enter the world, build the logic, and pursue the truth.
You savor the story, build a clear plan, and guide the team to victory.
You become part of the story and chase victory with one bold leap.
You draw everyone in and ride the excitement toward victory.
You visit each world to read it carefully and savor the experience.
For you, the event includes the conversation on the way home.
You jump in before checking everything and follow what you feel.
You enjoy every performance and flourish, lifting the whole room.
Keep the introduction short: you want to build the logic and win on your own.
You gather the information and draw the shortest route for the team.
You came for the moment when one insight pierces the final puzzle.
You throw out a wild hypothesis and open a path for the team.
Solving is optional; meeting a beautifully made puzzle is enough.
You enjoy pooling clues with friends and resolving them one by one.
Try the idea when it appears; if it misses, move to the next one.
The best part is tossing ideas around and watching them grow.
NBTI (Nazotoki Behavior Type Indicator) is an entertainment test that looks at your preferences when attending puzzle-solving events through four axes.
Answer 24 questions on a five-point scale that includes a neutral choice. There are no right answers, better types, or worse types.
Whether you value immersion in the story and setting or the satisfaction of the puzzles themselves.
Whether you seek difficult success or value the atmosphere and enjoyment of the experience.
Whether you reason through information in order or advance through insight and intuitive leaps.
Whether you join for the work and puzzles or also for the time shared with companions.
This test is entertainment about ways of enjoying puzzle-solving. It is not a clinical diagnosis, psychological test, ability assessment, or career aptitude evaluation.