SAT GAME

Yōkai Duel

Out-think a yōkai from Japanese folklore with SAT questions. Call on a technique or eliminate a trap when you’re stuck; miss once and you learn which trap you fell for and get a second try. A quick, unaided answer lands a double strike.

MODEFree playA fresh set of questions every duel.Daily challenge · Today’s questions, the same for everyone.

DIFFICULTYEasy · KappaA river imp · Easy questions · 6 strikes to winMedium · TenguA mountain goblin · Medium questions · 8 strikesHard · OniAn ogre at the gate · Hard questions · 10 strikes

QUESTIONSMath + Reading & WritingMath onlyReading & Writing only

Pick an answer, or press A–D (1–4). T shows the technique for the question type; X eliminates a trap. Enter moves on. Esc pauses.

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How Yōkai Duel works

Every turn is a real SAT question from the same generator as SAT Practice, including reading passages, paired texts and data tables. Choose Math, Reading & Writing, or both.
Your difficulty picks your opponent: the kappa asks Easy questions, the tengu Medium, and the oni Hard.
Two strategy tools on every turn: Technique shows how to attack this type of question and the trap it usually sets; Eliminate knocks out one wrong choice and says why it’s wrong. Using a tool trades away the swift strike.
Miss once and the yōkai strikes back, but you see exactly which mistake leads to the answer you picked, and you get a second try (no timer) for a normal strike.
The timer follows SAT pacing: answer unaided while the bar is gold for a swift strike that counts twice. After every answer you see the worked solution and the technique for next time.
Daily challenge: the same questions for everyone that day, at each difficulty. Share your result grid when the duel ends.

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Yōkai Duel

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How Yōkai Duel works