How do you actually play? Not from a quiz - from the moves. Your games are replayed move by move and scored on five style axes. This page is personal and only shown to you while you are signed in. Games you played shape your style; games you only reviewed (anyone's, including pros') are kept apart and never counted as yours.
Averaged over the games you actually played. A game counts as yours only when the player name on one side matches a username you have verified above. Percentile axes: 70 means more of that trait than 70% of the anonymous player-sides in the reference pool.
One style per game, for your side only. Bars are the five axes: attack, tactics, solidity, defence, risk.
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You can review anyone's game. These are measured for study and never counted toward your own style - no side of them matches a username you have verified.
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Each game is replayed on your device with a chess engine's move rules (no hand-waving): every check, capture, king-zone pressure change, material offer and eval swing is counted, judged only on moves that weren't forced. Raw rates become percentiles against an anonymous reference pool of numbers - no other player's profile is stored with, or shown next to, yours.
Archetypes are simple rules on the five scores - Gambiteer (high risk + attack), Attacker, Tactician, Strategist, Defender, Universal (balanced and capable everywhere), Pragmatist (no axis dominates). Your profile is also matched to the closest of five curated grandmaster-style references.