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Credits

MindQuest is made by Ari Horesh, standing on the shoulders of people who share their work.

Art

Almost every image and demo on this website is drawn by code made for MindQuest: the pixel interface kit, Leo, the monsters, the bosses and the storybook world. All rights reserved.

Your hero, on /join, on /account and in the demos when you are signed in, is drawn with the game's own character art: Hana Caraka by Otterisk, licensed for MindQuest. These art files are licensed to us only, and they are never offered for download.

Fonts

Keeping names kind

To catch rude hero names in many languages, and look-alike letters, the sign-up server uses:

Open-source software

The sign-up server and the account pages use these open-source packages. Thank you to everyone who makes them:

PackageLicence
@electric-sql/pglite 0.5.8Apache-2.0
@neondatabase/serverless 1.1.0MIT
confusables 1.1.1MIT
disposable-email-domains-js 1.26.0CC0-1.0
drizzle-orm 0.45.3Apache-2.0
naughty-words 1.2.0CC-BY-4.0
obscenity 0.4.6MIT
oidc-provider 9.12.2MIT
resend 6.31.0MIT
zod 4.5.4MIT

Data

  • Country names come from your browser's built-in list (Unicode CLDR).

Exam names

MindQuest is independent and is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, any exam body. We use exam names only to describe what players study. They belong to their owners:

  • International Baccalaureate: International Baccalaureate Organization
  • Advanced Placement: College Board
  • SAT: College Board
  • ACT: ACT Education Corp.
  • A-level
  • Bagrut (Israel)
  • Medical College Admission Test: AAMC
  • University Clinical Aptitude Test: UCAT Consortium
  • International Medical Admissions Test
  • United States Medical Licensing Examination: FSMB and NBME

Questions

The questions in today's demos are samples written for these previews, and each one is marked "Sample question". When real study questions arrive, each one credits where it comes from.

Game recordings

Some videos in the build log are recordings of the game in development. They may show art we license for the game; those art files are never shared.