Multiplayer network In development
Lobbies with five-letter codes, like GeoBingo already has — extended to the small games, so Reflex and Pairs become duels. Same account, same codes, same rules about what gets stored.
Reads a skill file the way an assistant would, and tells you what it found.
A Windows app that keeps the pieces in one place instead of five windows.
Every skill in the index, with the verdict the engine actually produced.
An account is an email address and a password. Firebase stores the password, hashed — this site never sees it.
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Games are part of the network. Each one has its own page — a link you can share. The small ones run entirely in your browser and store nothing; GeoBingo has its own page and its own rules. What is still being built says so, instead of pretending.
A live bingo round inside Google Street View, built to run full-screen next to a stream. A lobby, one shared word list, and a review where every find can be argued about as a real 3D panorama.
Runs behind a Google sign-in and talks to Google once you play — that page says so before it does it. New: a world minimap in the corner — open it, click anywhere, and jump the panorama right there (a lobby setting decides who may).
PlayThe GeoGuessr side of GeoBingo: everyone lands in the SAME Street View spot and races to guess where it is on the world map — closest pin wins, the clock breaks ties.
One game with GeoBingo: same lobby, same codes, switchable as a mode in the settings and playable on its own.
PlayFive rounds against your own nerves. The stage lights up after a random delay — hit it as fast as you can.
PlaySixteen cards, eight pairs, one of them the Skillry mark itself. Fewest moves wins.
PlayFour fields, one growing chain: watch it, play it back, one step longer each level.
PlayAnnounced, not linked — a link to something that does not exist yet is an error dressed as an offer. Progress lands here first.
Lobbies with five-letter codes, like GeoBingo already has — extended to the small games, so Reflex and Pairs become duels. Same account, same codes, same rules about what gets stored.
What could join the network next. None of these are promises — they are candidates, and the forum decides the order. One vote per opinion, no account needed to read along.
Type the falling words before they land — speed typing as a duel.
Questions written by the community in the forum, played in lobbies.
Crack the colour code in as few guesses as possible — Mastermind, network edition.
One draws with pixels, the lobby guesses. Fastest correct guess scores.
Sixty seconds of mental arithmetic, one shared leaderboard per lobby.
Stack the moving blocks as high and as straight as your nerves allow.