Know your party animals?
Five real animals. One daily challenge. Llama Party is a free animal identification game you can play in your browser, with no account or download.
How to play
- Identify five real animal photos. Four rounds ask llama or alpaca; the fifth features a different animal comparison.
- Choose between two answers. Each correct answer earns one point, for a score out of five. Every reveal includes the animal, a clue and its available photo credit.
- Fresh photos arrive at midnight in your local time zone. Everyone playing the same calendar date gets the same five; a game in progress keeps its original set.
- Finish to share your result and challenge a friend. The link keeps the original date and photos across time zones. Friends see the comparison after finishing.
A new party every day
There’s no timer. New editions use fresh photos; we don’t recycle rounds. Your record and streak stay in this browser. Keyboard players can use 1 and 2 to choose, then Enter to advance.
A small footprint
No account, ads or live AI. Answers and records stay on this device.
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Page URLs are stripped of query strings and challenge fragments. Your answers, scores and saved record are not sent to analytics. We honor browser Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals. Vercel’s analytics privacy details.
Real animals, real photographers
The library combines Wikimedia Commons photos and the original web-collected Llama Party archive. Available photographer, source and license records are in Photo credits. Some original credits remain unrecorded.
Inspired by the original Llama Party, first built in 2018. Play the original
Something look off?
Report a confusing photo or a missing credit at hello@undefinedlabs.dev. Include the party number and round so we can find it.