Credits

Third-party assets

The interactive 3D case pile uses a small set of third-party Sketchfab models for room dressing. The original attribution files are checked in beside each model under public/models/.

Name 100 sound effects

Judge Whiskerton’s meows, edited for length and loudness, use “Kitty Meow” by Npeo, “Cat, Screaming, A” by InspectorJ (www.jshaw.co.uk), and “Cat Angry Meow” by softcoresoft. All three come from Freesound.org and are used under CC BY 4.0.

The result receipt prints to “Label Printer - Printing a Label” by Philip_Berger of Freesound.org, used under CC0 1.0. Signing it uses “writing_pen.aif” by rui_aires of Freesound.org, also used under CC0 1.0. Both receipt sounds were re-encoded as MP3; their full duration was retained.

Can You Name challenge cards

The challenge cards linking Name 100 to Can You Name use project-supplied art and photography from Pixabay and Unsplash under the Pixabay Content License and Unsplash License.

• Countries card by qimono
• Movies card by wernerredlich
• Animals card by katerinavulcova
• Books card by Gülfer ERGİN (Unsplash)
• Minecraft card by Can You Name project owner, from Mineclonia textures
• Actors card by Can You Name project owner

Cat poster photography

When the case-pile room has no featured game artwork, its left wall shows a randomly selected cat photograph. The photos below were downloaded from Pixabay and Unsplash and are used under the Pixabay Content License and Unsplash License.

Ring announcer

The announcer in the backlog pressure test is a synthesized voice: ElevenLabs' stock voice Adam, rendered once and stored with the site. It never says a player's name; every line is also shown on screen. The crowd, bell and impact sounds and the two music beds are also generated with ElevenLabs (sound effects and Eleven Music).

Store clerk

The clerk who judges a library on the Steam analyzer is a synthesized voice too: ElevenLabs' stock voice Callum, rendered once and stored with the site. Every line he can say was written ahead and is shown on screen as he says it. Nothing about a library is sent to a voice or language model.