Network Rail Project Management Graduate Scheme interview questions

I had been looking forward to my application for the network rail graduate scheme, as I had been told the company where good to work for. The initial application was standard graduate scheme details (experience, courses, grades, ect). However I was invited to the next stage which was the app test. The app is made by a company called Arctic Shores and being a graduate I am used to having to do psychometric testing (this is nothing new). The app however screams of "trying to relate", as if who ever is in charge of the graduate program has been told "young people love there apps we should do that for our program". The main issue however is the app is in a game format that looks like the style of apps you'd give your small child to do problem solving... A bit of advice when trying to hire graduates is treat them like the adults your employing them to be. Don't belittle them with games that look designed for children and just use standard PC based tests. Using phones also brings up compatibility issues which I can assure you not every student/graduate has access to a phone less than 4 years old and everyone has access to a PC be that a personal laptop from university or even the local library, in a worst case. Having said that I did pass the child styled test. To be invited to the next stage of the recruitment process. Still annoyed about the test I found out that the next step is a recorded interview.... This involves situational questions which you must answer on camera. To be clear this is not a Skype style interview you have no interaction with an actual human-being. I can only assume these are logged and watched an the graduate hiring teams leisure. Again I will say if your looking for graduates you should treat them like humans. As a graduate I've dealt with some companies that ask a lot during the testing phases but with these companies I always felt treated with respect. It's safe to say I did not do this video interview and let my application expire. I will not be applying to network rail in the future unless I see some inclination of change.