Animals in the City
- Genre Educational games
- Players 1
- Session 2 min
- Price Free
- Updated
A short, light personality test with no words to read in the questions. Every round shows two pictures side by side, a smiling face or a sad one, a sleek convertible or a round little car, lying in the grass or running around the shops, and you click whichever feels more like you right now. After ten rounds the game names your party animal for the day, from a pretty pig to a nerdy panda. The opening screen shows today's date on a desk calendar, which is the hint that the answer is meant to change with your mood rather than describe you forever. It is a classic Spil Games quiz from the late 2000s and takes about two minutes.
| Click a picture | Choose that image as your answer |
|---|---|
| Start | Begin the ten questions |
| Music note | Turn the music on or off |
How to play Animals in the City
- Click the pink button asking which party animal you are today.
- Read the short instructions and press Start.
- For each question, click the picture on the left or the right, whichever suits you best at this moment.
- A counter at the top shows how far through the ten questions you are.
- After the last pick, read your result and try again another day to see if it changes.
Tips
- Go with the first picture that catches your eye; overthinking makes the result less fun.
- Take it with a friend and compare animals afterwards.
- Morning and evening picks often differ, so trying it twice in one day can give two different party animals.
Questions about Animals in the City
How long does the test take?
Ten quick picture choices, so usually a minute or two.
Are there right or wrong answers?
No. Each picture simply nudges the result toward a different animal.
Why would I get a different animal tomorrow?
The quiz is about your mood of the day, so different picks on a different day lead to a different animal.
Do I need to read much?
Very little. The questions are pictures, and only the final result has a short text.
Is my answer saved anywhere?
No. The result is shown on screen once, so take a screenshot if you want to remember which animal you were.
