Animals in the City 2
- Genre Educational games
- Players 1
- Session 2 min
- Price Free
- Updated
The second round of the mood test keeps the format and changes nearly everything you look at. The title screen trades the pink theme for pale blue, a hamster and a bunch of red roses, and the result list has new animals: the teaser asks whether you are a happy hamster or a funny frog. The picture pairs are new as well. Early on you choose between a couple dancing together and a father walking with his child, between a hand with bright painted nails and a plain one against dark stripes, and between a box of chocolates and a cloud of candy floss. Ten choices later you get your animal. It is a classic Spil Games quiz released in many languages.
| Click a picture | Pick that image for the current question |
|---|---|
| Start | Open the first of ten questions |
| Language menu | Switch the quiz language on the title screen |
How to play Animals in the City 2
- On the title screen, click the button asking which party animal you are.
- Press Start under the short explanation.
- Click the left or right picture for each of the ten questions.
- Watch the question counter to see how many are left.
- Read the animal you are given at the end, then replay whenever your mood changes.
Tips
- If you played the first quiz, expect different animals here, so an old result does not carry over.
- Several pairs compare a busy, colourful picture with a calmer one; your choices across those pairs shape the result more than any single pick.
- The language menu on the title screen is handy for younger players who read better in another language.
Questions about Animals in the City 2
Is this different from the first Animals in the City?
Yes. The pictures and the animals are new, while the ten-question format stays the same.
Which languages does it support?
The title screen has a language menu; the quiz was released in about a dozen languages.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes. The pictures are everyday things like food, cars and family moments.
Can I change an answer?
Each click moves straight to the next question, so replay the quiz if you want to try other picks.
How long is one run?
Ten picture pairs, which most people finish in under two minutes.
