Inner Weather
By @张海威ios-prod
Answer eight gentle questions about your mood, focus, and physical energy to discover your current inner weather and receive a short, grounding mindfulness practice.
How to play
- Read the reflection question about your current emotional or physical state.
- Review the four available choices and select the one that feels most accurate.
- Press the continue button at the bottom of the screen to move to the next question.
- Complete all eight questions to reveal your dominant inner weather result.
- Read your personalized practice, then press the button to begin again if you wish.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap a text choice to select it, then tap the continue button.
- Keyboard
- Use the Enter or Space keys to select a choice and advance.
- Mouse
- Click a text choice to select it, then click the continue button.
More about this game
Inner Weather is a quiet reflective journal where you check in with yourself. The goal is to answer eight questions about your current mood, focus, and energy levels. Each of the four choices aligns with a different internal state, granting two or three points toward a specific outcome. There are no right or wrong answers, and the difficulty does not change as you progress. A run ends when you complete the eighth question, revealing your dominant weather type—Sunny, Misty, Stormy, or Starlit—along with a short reading and a gentle practice to ground you.
Tips
- Take your time with each of the 8 questions, as there is no timer rushing your reflection or forcing a quick decision.
- If multiple answers feel right, choose the one that aligns best with your immediate physical energy, as each choice heavily weights a specific weather outcome.
- Pay attention to the background colors, as they gently shift to match the dominant weather type you are currently leaning toward based on your answers.
Questions
How many weather types are there?
There are four possible outcomes: Sunny, Misty, Stormy, and Starlit. Each comes with a unique reading and a specific grounding practice.
Can I change my answer?
You can click a different choice before pressing the continue button, but you cannot go back to previous questions once you advance.
How is the result calculated?
Each of the four choices gives exactly 2 or 3 points toward a specific weather type. The weather type with the highest total points at the end becomes your final result.