onlinegamesbrowser.comHow to play
You pick a climate, a pace, a kind of home, a weekend and a way to get around, along with a few questions about money and nights out. That's 12 questions in all. Every answer adds points to the cities it fits, and the city with the most points becomes your match.
- Choose one of the six answers to each question. Each tap moves you to the next one.
- Press Back any time to change an earlier answer.
- See your city, its country, a short picture of life there and your match with every other city.
- Keep exploring from the result: read about your city, start living there in LifeSim, or press Take it again.
Controls
- Tap one of the six answers to pick it. The next question loads right away.
- Back goes to the previous question, and from the result it reopens the last one.
- Take it again clears every answer.
- Share my result (on devices with a share menu) and Copy link send your city to friends. If copying is blocked, the link appears in a box.
- Live there in LifeSim, free and the Life in link named after your city both open in a new tab.
Tips
- Treat the result as a starting point, not a moving plan. The quiz uses no prices, salaries or visa rules, so look those up yourself before any real decision.
- Look at your top three cities. They often share a theme, like warm weather, late nights or quick access to nature.
- Answer for the life you want next, not the one you have now. Then try again as a different version of you.
- With family or friends, everyone takes it and you compare cities. It makes a good travel-daydream game.
FAQ
Does the quiz look at rent or salaries?
No. It works only from your answers about the life you like, with no prices or rankings behind it. For a real move, research costs, jobs and visas separately.
Which cities can it pick?
Cities across the Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia, such as Mexico City, Lisbon, Reykjavik, Cape Town, Seoul and Melbourne. Your result shows a bar for every one.
Can I take it on a school Chromebook?
Yes, if the site loads there. It needs no download, install or account and runs in a normal tab. The school's network decides what's allowed, and only its IT team can lift a block.
