About AnyGuess

AnyGuess is a deduction game with a deck built around your theme. Choose a ready deck or type something like “Roman emperors”, “Naruto characters” or “deep sea fish”. Review the cards and choose a board of 8 to 24.

Duel seats two players. Rooms that offer Race or Free-for-all can seat more friends. Ask yes-or-no questions, rule out cards and confirm your guesses. A six-character code or invite link lets friends join; there is no public matchmaking list.

How decks are made

Retrieved rosters and an AI language model suggest subjects. Automatic cards need a resolved identity and retrieved evidence connecting them to the theme. Wikipedia and Wikidata are evidence sources; an English article or a free portrait is not required. Unsupported details are left out. When there are too few checked subjects, the host can use a smaller deck, add labelled personal cards or change the theme.

Freely licensed photographs come from Wikimedia projects. Their attribution appears on each card's info control and at /credits. Where approved illustration generation is enabled, subjects without a suitable photo may get a stylized AI illustration, including real people. Images are checked before use, but generated likenesses and model-assisted facts can still be wrong. Report an inaccurate card so future decks can be corrected.

Personal additions remain labelled with the host's name. A picture that is unavailable or cannot pass its checks leaves a readable name card. Pictures are fixed before play starts, so a late image job cannot change the clues.

The technology

The board is WebGL with a physics simulation. A WebSocket server is the authority on the state of every match. Every release runs an automated test suite. English only for now.

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