Which game-based assessment mechanics can I practise?

Prepwise covers memory, mental maths, spatial pattern matching, N-back working memory, visual puzzle reconstruction, sliding path planning, work-style preference tasks, workplace judgement, visual anomaly search and emotion recognition.

Does Prepwise include the full game suite?

Yes. Prepwise includes Numerosity, Digit Span, Disco Numbers, Shape Dance, Flashback, Puzzle Picture, Pathfinder, Portrait, PortraitXT, Teamchat, Singularity and E-Motions, with evidence labels shown in the app.

Game-based assessment practice

Practise the games before test day.

Prepwise covers the full game-based assessment suite: timed cognitive games, work-style tasks, company packs, mock flow, visual mistake review and focus drills for your weakest sub-skill.

Open game practice

NumerosityMental maths under time pressure Digit SpanWorking memory recall Disco NumbersOrder memory plus arithmetic Shape DanceSpatial pattern matching FlashbackN-back working memory Puzzle PictureVisual memory reconstruction PathfinderSliding path planning PortraitVisual work-style choice

How Prepwise makes practice useful

Feature	Why it matters
Real timers	Most candidates feel the pressure only during the real assessment. Timed practice makes the pacing familiar.
Focus drills	Instead of replaying everything randomly, Prepwise targets the sub-skill where your mistakes cluster.
Company packs	When the match is strong enough, packs prioritise the most relevant games for that employer.
Mock flow	Practise switching between games, not only isolated mechanics.

For the complete games plus interview flow, use the HireVue assessment practice guide.