Free SAT practice game
SAT Quest
Beat SAT questions to beat monsters. SAT Quest turns 4,800 Digital SAT Reading, Writing and Math questions into a black-and-white role-playing game: pick a move, answer the question, and every right answer lands a hit.
How SAT Quest works
- Choose a move. Strike, heal, or take a harder question for extra damage.
- Answer a real SAT-style question. Lock in your choice, just like on test day.
- Right answers hit, wrong answers get hit. Miss one and the full explanation opens so you learn why.
- Level up. Earn XP and stars, unlock new moves, and clear eight realms to reach the final boss.
Eight realms, one for every SAT domain
The Word Road: Reading & Writing
- Comma Coast: Standard English Conventions (boundaries, form, structure and sense)
- The Bridgeworks: Expression of Ideas (transitions and rhetorical synthesis)
- Thesaurus Woods: Craft and Structure (words in context, text structure, cross-text connections)
- The Archive: Information and Ideas (central ideas, inferences, command of evidence)
The Number Road: Math
- Linear Plains: Algebra (linear equations, functions, inequalities and systems)
- Parabola Peaks: Advanced Math (nonlinear functions, equivalent expressions)
- Datapolis: Problem-Solving and Data Analysis (percentages, rates, statistics, probability)
- The Angle Wastes: Geometry and Trigonometry (area, volume, triangles, circles)
Why practice the SAT with a game?
- 4,800 questions across Easy, Medium and Hard, so you never run out.
- Explanations on every question, shown right when you miss one.
- Missed questions come back until you get them right, and your Notebook tracks accuracy by domain.
- Built-in Desmos calculator for math, like the real Digital SAT.
- Free, no download, and your progress syncs when you sign in with Google.
SAT Quest FAQ
Is SAT Quest free?
Yes. SAT Quest is completely free and runs in your web browser with no download.
Are SAT Quest questions like the real Digital SAT?
SAT Quest uses 4,800 SAT-style multiple-choice questions organized by the same eight domains and three difficulty levels as the Digital SAT, each with a full explanation.
Does SAT Quest save my progress?
Progress saves automatically in your browser. Sign in with Google to keep it synced across devices.
Can I use a calculator in SAT Quest?
Yes. Every math question has a built-in Desmos graphing calculator, just like the Digital SAT.
Ready to beat the Smudge?
Play SAT Quest nowWant official questions instead? Try the free College Board SAT question bank.