Trivia · DAILY GAME
Abrakadaver
Search a 3D human anatomy model for a hidden body part, using the structures that remain after each guess to narrow the answer.

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OFFICIAL WEBSITEThis game is played on its official website. The image below is a preview, not an embedded game.
What is Abrakadaver?
Abrakadaver is Trainwreck Labs' daily body-part deduction game. Reveal the model, remove its skin layer, then search for the Mystery Bodypart among the anatomy underneath. An incorrect guess disappears; when it shares a more specific anatomical area with the answer, unrelated structures disappear too. The model depicts detailed anatomy, including external body parts, and the current version is based on male anatomy. The core daily game can be played without an account.
How to play
- Choose Play today's game on the official site and read the anatomy notice before selecting Reveal body.
- Select Remove to take away the initial Skin layer and expose the searchable anatomy.
- Type the name of a visible body part, then choose the exact search suggestion or submit it with Enter.
- Read how many parts were removed and inspect the anatomical group shown beneath the search field.
- Use the remaining model and previous guesses to choose more specific parts until you identify the Mystery Bodypart.
Why do many body parts disappear after one guess?
A guess can identify an anatomical area shared with the answer. The game then removes structures outside that area as well as the incorrect guess. If the area does not become more specific, only the incorrect part disappears. The removed-parts count tells you how much the search has narrowed.
Can you look at a body part that has already disappeared?
Yes. Official instructions explain that selecting an earlier guess brings that removed part back for comparison. Selecting an anatomical group reconstructs that area in the viewer. These are ways to revisit clues, not additional guesses.
What should you do before entering the first body-part guess?
Select Reveal body and then remove the prefilled Skin layer. That opening action exposes the anatomy and enables the searchable body-part field. The page warns that its 3D model includes detailed external anatomy; the current model is male, as explained in the official FAQ.


