The Test: Final Revelation is the final part of the trilogy. Like the previous titles in the series, the triquel has two-dimensional hand-drawn graphics. In the sequel, it has become less pixelated. The interface was redrawn, and the fonts became more readable. The camera is still located at the top. And large character sprites still appear only during scenes with dialogues. In their design, they resemble visual novels. However, the developers themselves do not position their creation as a representative of the VN genre. The developers call their project a psychological simulator with horror elements. The point of the gameplay is to answer questions. The user can choose between the options “yes” and “no”. The gamer takes a survey and learns a lot about himself, and also receives a secret word, which presumably characterizes his personality.

The indie project The Trial: The Final Revelation may be suitable not only for regular gamers, but also for streamers (and video bloggers). This title allows the streamer to interact with their audience. It also gives viewers the opportunity to get to know their favorite content creator better. In this project, a mysterious interlocutor named Destiny asks the character (and the player) very personal questions. In the third installment, they became more specific and in-depth, and the final results were clearer. For example, the user may be asked whether he wished death on someone who offended him, whether he stole something from his loved ones, whether he hurt his family, and so on.