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A time machine lets you visit for one hour. Where would you go?

「A time machine lets you visit for one hour. Where would you go?」

Four picks to explore

The age of dinosaurs
The age of dinosaurs

People who pick the age of dinosaurs chase big, epic wonder. They’re bundles of curiosity who want to see with their own eyes what they once saw in picture books. When they get back, they could talk about it for hours.

A city a century from now
A city a century from now

People who pick the city a hundred years from now are future-minded and always a step ahead. They spot new tech and trends before anyone else. Thinking about what’s next excites them far more than looking back.

A bustling market of the past
A bustling market of the past

People who pick the old marketplace love everyday life and bustling energy. They’re more curious about how ordinary people lived than about the big events in history textbooks. Whatever era they land in, they’d make friends with the stall vendors in no time.

Your hometown around your birth
Your hometown around your birth

People who pick their hometown in the year they were born treasure their roots. They hold family and old friends close to their hearts. Don’t they get a little misty-eyed once the reminiscing starts?

Side by side

If you could bring one thing to that era, what would it be? Choose before seeing the other person's answer. After the reveal, compare what caught your eye first and which other card nearly won. Even the same pick can lead to two different stories.

Same pick vs. different pick

The same image earns one exact match. Different images give you two reasons to explore. The notes are conversation prompts; let each person's own explanation lead the discussion.

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FAQ

Do different answers mean we are incompatible?

The game counts the images you both chose in this session. It does not measure the quality of your relationship or your personalities. Enjoy finding out why your picks differed.

Can I answer the same question again?

Yes. Your mood or the way you picture the scene can change your pick. Rematches prioritize unseen questions, then bring back the least recently played ones.

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