Explore a schematic body layer by layer: click a glowing structure, name it correctly, and clear each layer to peel down to the one beneath.
A schematic, exploded body sits on the canvas. Click a glowing structure node on the current top layer, then choose or type its name. Correct labels light green; a wrong label locks the region red. Name every structure in a layer to peel down to the next, working from skin and muscle toward the organs beneath.
Inner Atlas peels the body apart layer by layer in an anatomy-labeling game.
Clicking structures on an exploded figure, layer by layer, is anatomical learning organised by depth rather than by system.
Peeling layers is the original arrangement.
Depth is how a dissection actually proceeds and how spatial relationships become clear. Systems are a teaching convenience — the body is not arranged by them — so learning what lies beneath what is closer to how anatomy is used.
Inner Atlas is an anatomy-labeling game that peels the body apart layer by layer. It's an original free browser game made for PlayPendium.