Love Tester is a digital take on the classic love fortune game. You enter your name and another person's name, click the heart button, and the game generates a compatibility percentage between 0 and 100 along with a short description of your romantic potential.

The result is instant, and you can test as many name combinations as you want. The appeal is pure curiosity and social fun. There's no scoring system, no progression, and no fail state — just the simple thrill of seeing what number pops up.

Players test names with crushes, friends, celebrities, fictional characters, and even pets. The game is designed for laughs and conversation starters, not actual relationship analysis.

Famobi GmbH, the Cologne-based developer behind Love Tester, has been building premium HTML5 casual games since 2003.

They specialize in lightweight browser games with clean interfaces and instant playability, which is exactly what makes Love Tester work — zero friction between opening the page and getting your result.

Click or tap the first input field and type your name (or any name you want to test). Then click or tap the second field and enter your crush's name, a friend's name, a celebrity's name, or any name you're curious about. Both first names and full names work.

Once both names are entered, click the heart button to run the compatibility test. The love meter animates briefly, building a little suspense before revealing your score.

Your result appears as a percentage from 0 to 100, paired with a short text interpretation of your compatibility. Higher percentages suggest stronger compatibility, while lower ones come with humorous or consoling messages.

The same name combination produces consistent results, so you can share and compare scores with friends. There's no limit on tests. After viewing your result, simply clear the name fields and enter a new combination.

Many players run dozens of tests in a row, experimenting with nicknames, middle names, and different name spellings to see how the score changes.