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wildguess animal headsup

A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A fast-paced animal guessing game with phone tilt controls, laptop support, timed rounds, scoring, passes, and motion-based gameplay inspired by Heads Up.

by @Rishikeshsanin · Rishikeshsanin/wildguess-animal-headsup on GitHubLANG CSSHOSTED ON WILDGUESS-ANIMAL-HEADSUP.VERCEL.APPUPDATED 17 Aug 2026

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Best with a keyboard. Controls: Device orientation detection · Physical phone tilt controls

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Guess the animal. Tilt the phone. Beat the clock.

Can a smartphone's physical movement become a reliable game controller directly inside the browser?

The game follows the familiar forehead-style guessing format.

One player holds the phone near their forehead while friends describe the animal displayed on the screen. Instead of tapping buttons during gameplay, the player physically tilts the phone to mark the answer as Correct or Pass.

WildGuess also includes a complete Laptop Mode, allowing the same game to be played and tested using keyboard controls.

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