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Ein kleines Spiel von mir, bei dem man Tiere an ihrem Schädel erkennt

Hallo zusammen! Ich hatte Skulled hier vor ein paar Monaten schon mal gepostet und mich riesig über die netten Kommentare gefreut. Vieles, was sich seitdem geändert hat, kam aus euren Vorschlägen, also danke dafür.

Für alle, die es verpasst haben: Man sieht einen Schädel und versucht herauszufinden, zu welchem Tier er gehört. Jeden Tag gibt es eine Challenge mit mehreren Modi:

  • Klassik: der Schädel aus mehreren Ansichten (man kann zoomen und darauf zeichnen), dann das Tier auswählen
  • Taxonomie: von der Klasse bis zur Art, eine Ebene nach der anderen
  • Schädel-Zuordnung: 4 Schädel und 6 Namen
  • Speedrun: so viele wie möglich in 60 Sekunden
  • Eindringling (neu): 3 Schädel gehören zu einer Gruppe, einer nicht, und den muss man finden

Inzwischen sind es 513 Arten, und ich versuche, jedes Foto der Sammlung zuzuordnen, aus der es stammt. Wenn euch ein falsch bestimmter Schädel oder ein Foto ohne Quelle auffällt, sagt mir bitte Bescheid. Ich korrigiere das lieber, als es falsch stehen zu lassen.

Richtig erkannte Schädel kommen als kleine Präparat-Karten ins Album, und ab und zu ist eine seltene dabei, zum Beispiel ein Röntgenbild oder eine Cyanotypie. Ein bisschen albern, aber ich sammle die wirklich gern.

Außerdem startet am Dienstag (13.10.) die erste Saison. Jede Saison ist eine zweimonatige "Expedition" in eine Region der Welt mit eigenen Arten, und das erste Ziel verrate ich erst an dem Tag.

Es ist kostenlos, man braucht kein Konto, es läuft auf Handy und PC und ist komplett auf Deutsch.

Falls es jemand ausprobiert, wünsche ich viel Spaß dabei. Link ist in den Kommentaren!

u/Own-Yam1965 — 4 days ago

A little game I made where you guess the animal from its skull

Hi everyone! I shared Skulled here a few months ago and didn't expect so many kind comments. A lot of what changed since then came from suggestions people left here, so thank you for that.

If you missed it: the game shows you a skull and you try to guess which animal it belongs to. There's a daily challenge with a few modes:

  • Classic: a few views of the skull (you can zoom in and draw on it), then pick the animal
  • Taxonomy: go from class down to species, one level at a time
  • Skull Match: 4 skulls, 6 names, match them up
  • Speed Run: as many as you can in 60 seconds
  • Odd One Out (new): 3 skulls share a group and 1 doesn't, find it

There are 513 species right now. If you spot a skull that's misidentified or a photo missing its credit, please tell me.

When you get a skull right it goes into an album as a little specimen card, and once in a while you get a rare one, like an X-ray or a cyanotype. Kind of silly, but I really like collecting them.

The first season also starts this Tuesday (Oct 13). Each season is a 2 month "expedition" to a different part of the world with its own species, and I'm keeping the first destination a secret until then.

It's free, you don't need an account, and works fine on both phone and PC.

If you give it a try, I hope you have fun with it. Link's in the comments!

u/Own-Yam1965 — 4 days ago
▲ 8 r/BoneID

A little game I made where you guess the animal from its skull

Hi everyone! I shared Skulled here a few months ago and didn't expect so many kind comments. A lot of what changed since then came from suggestions people left here, so thank you for that.

If you missed it: the game shows you a skull and you try to guess which animal it belongs to. There's a daily challenge with a few modes:

  • Classic: a few views of the skull (you can zoom in and draw on it), then pick the animal
  • Taxonomy: go from class down to species, one level at a time
  • Skull Match: 4 skulls, 6 names, match them up
  • Speed Run: as many as you can in 60 seconds
  • Odd One Out (new): 3 skulls share a group and 1 doesn't, find it

There are 513 species right now. If you spot a skull that's misidentified or a photo missing its credit, please tell me.

When you get a skull right it goes into an album as a little specimen card, and once in a while you get a rare one, like an X-ray or a cyanotype. Kind of silly, but I really like collecting them.

The first season also starts this Tuesday (Oct 13). Each season is a 2 month "expedition" to a different part of the world with its own species, and I'm keeping the first destination a secret until then.

It's free, you don't need an account, and works fine on both phone and PC.

If you give it a try, I hope you have fun with it. Link's in the comments!

u/Own-Yam1965 — 4 days ago

Ich habe ein kostenloses Browserspiel entwickelt, bei dem man Tiere anhand ihrer Schädel identifiziert, ich würde es gerne mit der Community teilen

Ich arbeite schon eine Weile an Skulled und dachte, dass diese Community es zu schätzen wissen würde. Ich habe es vor ein paar Monaten hier geteilt, aber seitdem viele Verbesserungen gemacht und wollte es deshalb nochmal vorstellen.

Es funktioniert wie Wordle, aber mit Schädeln: jeden Tag gibt es einen neuen Schädel und man versucht, das Tier zu identifizieren. Es gibt verschiedene Spielmodi, klassisch mit Multiple Choice, Speedrun, Skull Match, progressive Taxonomie, und die Punktzahl kommt ins globale Ranking. Es gibt auch einen freien Modus, wenn man einfach in eigenem Tempo üben möchte.

Über 500 Arten in der Datenbank bisher. Ich füge ständig mehr hinzu.

Kostenlos, kein Account nötig, funktioniert auch auf dem Handy. Ich würde mich sehr über euer Feedback freuen!

(Mods: falls Links in den Kommentaren nicht erlaubt sind, könnt ihr den Link gerne entfernen, aber ich wäre dankbar, wenn der Post stehen bleiben könnte!)

u/Own-Yam1965 — 5 months ago
▲ 55 r/ciencia

Hice un juego de navegador gratuito donde identificas animales por sus cráneos, me gustaría compartirlo con la comunidad

Llevo un tiempo trabajando en Skulled y pensé que esta comunidad lo iba a apreciar. Lo compartí aquí hace unos meses pero desde entonces hice muchas mejoras y quería traerlo de vuelta.

Funciona como Wordle pero con cráneos: cada día hay un cráneo nuevo y tienes que identificar el animal. Hay diferentes modos de juego, clásico con opción múltiple, speedrun, skull match, taxonomía progresiva, y tu puntuación va al ranking global. También hay un modo libre si quieres practicar a tu propio ritmo.

Más de 500 especies en la base de datos hasta ahora. Sigo añadiendo más.

Es gratuito, no necesita cuenta, funciona en el móvil también. ¡Me encantaría saber qué opinan!

(Mods: si los enlaces no están permitidos en los comentarios, pueden eliminarlo, pero si pueden dejar el post me lo agradecen!)

u/Own-Yam1965 — 5 months ago

I made a free browser game where you identify animals by their skulls, would love to share it with this community

I've been building this thing called Skulled for a while now and figured this crowd might actually appreciate it. I shared it here a few months ago but have made a ton of improvements since then so wanted to bring it back.

It works like Wordle but for skulls: every day there's a new skull and you try to identify the animal. There are different modes to play with it, classic with multiple choice, speedrun, skull match, progressive taxonomy, and your score goes to a global leaderboard. There's also a free play mode if you just want to practice at your own pace.

500+ species in the database so far. I keep adding more.

It's free, no account needed, works on mobile too. Would love to hear what you think!

(Mods: if links aren't cool in comments, feel free to remove them but keep the post up if you can!)

u/Own-Yam1965 — 5 months ago
▲ 64 r/zoology

I made a free browser game where you identify animals by their skulls, would love to share it with this community

I've been building this thing called Skulled for a while now and figured this crowd might actually appreciate it. I shared it here a few months ago but have made a ton of improvements since then so wanted to bring it back.

It works like Wordle but for skulls: every day there's a new skull and you try to identify the animal. There are different modes to play with it, classic with multiple choice, speedrun, skull match, progressive taxonomy, and your score goes to a global leaderboard. There's also a free play mode if you just want to practice at your own pace.

500+ species in the database so far. I keep adding more.

It's free, no account needed, works on mobile too. Would love to hear what you think!

(Mods: if links aren't cool in comments, feel free to remove them but keep the post up if you can!)

u/Own-Yam1965 — 5 months ago
▲ 11 r/BoneID

I made a free browser game where you identify animals by their skulls, would love to share it with this community

I've been building this thing called Skulled for a while now and figured this crowd might actually appreciate it. I shared it here a few months ago but have made a ton of improvements since then so wanted to bring it back.

It works like Wordle but for skulls: every day there's a new skull and you try to identify the animal. There are different modes to play with it, classic with multiple choice, speedrun, skull match, progressive taxonomy, and your score goes to a global leaderboard. There's also a free play mode if you just want to practice at your own pace.

500+ species in the database so far. I keep adding more.

It's free, no account needed, works on mobile too. Would love to hear what you think!

Game link: skulled.fun

u/Own-Yam1965 — 5 months ago

I made a free browser game where you identify animals by their skulls, would love to share it with this community

I've been building this thing called Skulled for a while now and figured this crowd might actually appreciate it. I shared it here a few months ago but have made a ton of improvements since then so wanted to bring it back.

It works like Wordle but for skulls: every day there's a new skull and you try to identify the animal. There are different modes to play with it, classic with multiple choice, speedrun, skull match, progressive taxonomy, and your score goes to a global leaderboard. There's also a free play mode if you just want to practice at your own pace.

500+ species in the database so far. I keep adding more.

It's free, no account needed, works on mobile too. Would love to hear what you think!

(Mods: if links aren't cool in comments, feel free to remove them but keep the post up if you can!)

u/Own-Yam1965 — 5 months ago

Fiz um jogo de navegador gratuito onde você identifica animais pelo crânio, queria compartilhar com a comunidade

Tenho trabalhado no Skulled há um tempo e achei que esse pessoal ia curtir. Já divulguei aqui alguns meses atrás mas fiz muitas melhorias desde então e quis trazer de volta.

Funciona tipo Wordle mas com crânios: todo dia tem um crânio novo e você tenta identificar o animal. Tem diferentes modos pra jogar, clássico com múltipla escolha, speedrun, skull match, taxonomia progressiva, e sua pontuação vai pro ranking global. Tem também o modo livre se você quiser praticar no seu ritmo.

Tem mais de 500 espécies no banco de dados até agora.

É gratuito, não precisa de conta, funciona no celular também. Adoraria ouvir o que vocês acham!

skulled.fun

(Mods: se links não forem permitidos nos comentários, fiquem à vontade pra remover, mas se puderem deixar o post no ar eu agradeço!)

u/Own-Yam1965 — 5 months ago

I made a free browser game where you identify animals by their skulls, would love to share it with this community

I've been building this thing called Skulled for a while now and figured this crowd might actually appreciate it. I shared it here a few months ago but have made a ton of improvements since then so wanted to bring it back.

It works like Wordle but for skulls: every day there's a new skull and you try to identify the animal. There are different modes to play with it, classic with multiple choice, speedrun, skull match, progressive taxonomy, and your score goes to a global leaderboard. There's also a free play mode if you just want to practice at your own pace.

500+ species in the database so far. I keep adding more.

It's free, no account needed, works on mobile too. Would love to hear what you think!

(Mods: if links aren't cool in comments, feel free to remove them but keep the post up if you can!)

u/Own-Yam1965 — 5 months ago

I made a free browser game where you identify animals by their skulls, would love to share it with this community

I've been building this thing called Skulled for a while now and figured this crowd might actually appreciate it. I shared it here a few months ago but have made a ton of improvements since then so wanted to bring it back.

It works like Wordle but for skulls: every day there's a new skull and you try to identify the animal. There are different modes to play with it, classic with multiple choice, speedrun, skull match, progressive taxonomy, and your score goes to a global leaderboard. There's also a free play mode if you just want to practice at your own pace.

500+ species in the database so far. I keep adding more.

It's free, no account needed, works on mobile too. Would love to hear what you think!

(Mods: if links aren't cool in comments, feel free to remove them but keep the post up if you can!)

u/Own-Yam1965 — 5 months ago
▲ 172 r/skulls

I made a free browser game where you identify animals by their skulls, would love to share it with this community

I've been building this thing called Skulled for a while now and figured this crowd might actually appreciate it. I shared it here a few months ago but have made a ton of improvements since then so wanted to bring it back.

It works like Wordle but for skulls: every day there's a new skull and you try to identify the animal. There are different modes to play with it, classic with multiple choice, speedrun, skull match, progressive taxonomy, and your score goes to a global leaderboard. There's also a free play mode if you just want to practice at your own pace.

500+ species in the database so far. I keep adding more.

It's free, no account needed, works on mobile too. Would love to hear what you think!

(Mods: if links aren't cool in comments, feel free to remove them but keep the post up if you can!)

u/Own-Yam1965 — 5 months ago