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Life Experience Test

Travel, food, hobbies, challenges, relationships...

GIGGLEUS LIFE XP

Life Experience Test

Travel, food, hobbies, challenges, relationships... how much have you packed into life so far? Check off 90 wholesome life experiences and discover your 'Life XP %' and personality type.

Travel
Food
Hobbies
Challenges
Career
Relationships
Culture
Adventure
Everyday
Check every experience you've had. Your Life XP % is calculated from how many you check (out of 90). There are no right answers, so just pick freely.
⚠️ This is a self-check just for fun. More or fewer experiences don't measure the worth of a life. Enjoy it at your own pace.

How about these tests?

How much have you packed into life so far? This checklist lists 90 everyday life experiences across nine categories: travel, food, hobbies, challenges, career, relationships, culture, adventure and everyday life. Tick the ones you have done and your Life XP is the share you checked, from 0% to 100%, with one of five fun types and a completion bar for each category. Unlike the Rice Purity Test, there are no questions about sex, alcohol or drugs. Free, no sign-up, just for fun.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q. How is Life XP % calculated?

    A. It is the number of items you check divided by 90, rounded to a whole percent. Each of the 90 experiences counts equally, so 45 checks gives 50%.

  • Q. What do the five result types mean?

    A. They are bands of your Life XP %: Cozy Homebody (0–24%), Easygoing Everyday Type (25–44%), Curious Explorer (45–64%), Passionate Adventurer (65–84%) and Max-Level Life Legend (85% and up). They reflect how many experiences you ticked, not a clinical personality profile.

  • Q. Is this the Rice Purity Test?

    A. No. It borrows the checklist idea, but all 90 items are our own and there are no questions about sex, alcohol or drugs, so it is fine to share with anyone.

  • Q. Is a low Life XP bad?

    A. No. It is a light self-check for fun with no averages or norms behind it. A low percentage only means more experiences are still ahead of you.