How to use Durumi Playground
How to take a test, read your result and draw a tarot card.
1. Pick a test
Choose a test on the home page. Most take 1–2 minutes and every question has three answers. (The English site shows 17 of the 52 tests; the full set is on the Korean site.)
2. Answer by instinct
There are no right answers. The first option that comes to mind is usually closest to how you really are.
3. Read the strengths and the cautions
Each result lists charms and things to watch for. Read both; it is more fun that way.
Tarot
Drawing a card is free once a day for each tarot (tarots that share a deck share the free draw), and on the multi-card tarots the first card's reading is free too. The rest is an optional paid add-on starting from 500 KRW, which is not open yet. Your cards and collection are stored only in your own browser and disappear if you clear site data.
Daily free draw
The free draw resets every day at midnight Korea time. After you have used it, today's card simply stays on screen and you can draw again tomorrow. On the Korean site, opening the daily fortune cookie, drawing one card and finishing one test fills the day's three missions.
Collection, achievements and talisman cards
Every card you meet is saved to your collection (over 300 cards so far). Small achievements and titles build up as you play, and you can save any card as a 9:16 talisman image for your phone wallpaper or to share with a friend. After the first reading you can also start a gentle 7-day plan: one tiny action a day, no notifications.
The night market
The Durumi night market on the Korean site has six small tents: a lucky draw, a taste corner, wish lanterns, a photo booth, a campfire and a shooting-star game. Visiting each tent lights one lantern for the day; lighting all six earns a completion stamp. It is just for fun, and the event skins change with the season.
Add it to your home screen
There is nothing to install, but you can open the site like an app. On iPhone, open it in Safari, tap Share, then “Add to Home Screen” (if you are inside another app, choose “Open in Safari” first). On Android, open it in Chrome, tap the ⋮ menu and choose “Add to Home screen” or “Install app”. A home-screen icon on iPhone can use separate storage from Safari, so your records may look empty at first.
Where your records are kept
Results, cards, the collection, achievements and sound settings stay in this browser only (localStorage) and are not sent to our server. There is no login, so they do not follow you to other devices; the Korean site’s “My records” page can create a backup code you can paste on another device. If you leave a test halfway, the Korean site offers to continue where you stopped (for 24 hours, on this device only). If your connection drops, a one-line “offline” notice appears and the screens you already opened keep working. Usage statistics (for example which test was started) are counted with Google Analytics; see the privacy policy. Everything here is entertainment, not a diagnosis, prediction or advice.