Thank you for the kind words. I don't expect it to spread like fire, but I'd appreciate if you could share it with your folks. I don't intend to monetize it, my goal is to have some small daily traffic.
It's SFW and localized to the most popular languages.
Update. I didn't expect my parents to enjoy playing the game. Apparently, they are aware that they are falling for AI videos and don't like it. And there are a lot of entertaining videos to keep them engaged and easy to spot "give me's" to keep the frustration level down.
It pulls a list of birds reported on eBird in your county in the last 2 weeks and you ask preselected questions like the the color or size to whittle down the possibilities. I also made a matching game that uses the same list and you have to match the name to a picture of the bird. I set it up for California for now. I wanted to get more comfortable with SQL and APIs.
I like the idea and I would play it, but the system of coming up with questions and then having to answer them in order to narrow down the options is unintuitive. Can I see a picture of the bird? Can I hear its call? Can I guess species and see categories get narrowed down? Those aren't necessarily what you need to add, but they're what I'm used to for daily games, and what I expected when I clicked the link.
I like those! A picture of the bird would be the matching game. I want to add a bird song game too. The idea was to make it like the 20 questions game. Maybe I should lean into this more. I did make something where you guess the species and it narrows down through it's taxonomy.
It's a bad ripoff of the much, much more fun metazooa (https://metazooa.com/play/game). I kike it but it gets real annoying when your down to 1 of 10 bats or something. I've been using it to read and edit Wikipedia articles for undeveloped pages.
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