Two models to keep straight
Wikily Body parts / Corpses and autopsy: skulls live on each organ. Removing an organ subtracts whatever White/Red that specimen carried. Soft parts: Blood 1 Red, Fat 1 Red, Flesh 1 White. Vitals come in six quality versions with different mixes (e.g. gold Skin 1R/3W, bronze Brain 1W, etc.).
games.gg narrative + our calculator: fixed planner deltas for common cuts
(and hard-organ RNG outcomes). Useful for sandboxing; always confirm on the corpse UI.
We did not rewrite rules.json where sources disagree.
Soft parts (well supported)
| Part | Wikily carries | Planner Δ White | Planner Δ Red | Kit? | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blood | 1 Red | 0 | −1 | No | Free Red cleanup for burial. Keep on zombie keepers if you need Red. |
| Fat | 1 Red | 0 | −1 | No | Same as Blood. |
| Flesh | 1 White | −1 | 0 | Yes* | Burns burial White. Prima groups Flesh with free soft extracts — confirm kit cost in your build. |
*games.gg treats Flesh as kit-cost and White-damaging; Prima groups Flesh with free Blood/Fat. Flagged; planner keeps kit=true.
Six vitals (organ-carried skulls)
Skin, Bones, Skull, Heart, Brain, Guts — all required for resurrection (GameRant / Wikily Zombies). Anatomy floors rise with quality (Wikily gold: Skin 6, Bones 7, Skull 8, Heart/Brain/Guts 13). Prima’s bronze-tier floors: Skin 1, Bone 2, Skull 3, Brain 8, Heart 9, Guts 11.
Planner discrepancies (left unchanged in rules.json):
- Bone / Skin / Skull fixed deltas come from games.gg narrative (−1W Bone/Flesh, Skin converts W→R, Skull +1R). Wikily instead removes whatever that organ carried — so a White-only gold Skull extract would lower White, not add Red. Verify on corpse UI
- Dark Organ cleansing (+1W/−2R in planner) is games.gg-only; numeric delta is coarse.
| Organ / action | Δ White | Δ Red | Kit? | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bone (planner) | −1 | 0 | Yes | games.gg narrative estimate. Prefer reading Bones’ icons on the corpse. |
| Skin (planner) | −1 | +1 | Yes | games.gg “White→Red” estimate. Wikily Skin variants vary widely. |
| Skull (cranium) (planner) | 0 | +1 | Yes | Classic / estimate +1 Red. Wikily: removing Skull removes that Skull’s skulls — discrepancy noted. |
| Dark Organ | +1 | −2 | Yes | games.gg: remove first. Numeric delta is a coarse estimate. |
Hard organs (Brain / Heart / Guts)
games.gg: extracting one randomly destroys two skull values (2R, 2W, or 1R+1W). Wikily: success is tick-based; a clean extract removes the organ’s skulls and leaves the item; failing short of silver leaves a Surgeon’s Error. Our calculator still offers the games.gg-style outcomes for planning:
| Outcome id | Label | Δ White | Δ Red |
|---|---|---|---|
rr |
−2 Red | 0 | −2 |
ww |
−2 White | −2 | 0 |
rw |
−1 Red −1 White | −1 | −1 |
Unlock Surgeon / Expert anatomist (Wikily perk tree) before gambling keepers. On the calculator, enable a hard organ, then pick the outcome you observed.
Practical tips
- Burial: Dark Organ → Blood → Fat; keep White-heavy vitals; see burial prep.
- Zombie: keep all six vitals; don’t scrub Red soft parts; implant Red organs — zombie prep.
- Farm craft materials from non-burial corpses so keepers stay clean.
- Embalming is a separate pass — embalming Unverified naming.
- Compare arrival bands on corpse types.
Related guides
FAQ
Which organs are free?
Blood and Fat in our rules (and games.gg). Prima also groups Flesh as free — confirm kit cost in-game.
What’s the difference between Dark Organ and hard organs?
Dark Organs are a games.gg special cleansing extract (fixed planner estimate). Brain/Heart/Guts are vitals with tick-based removal and optional RNG narrative outcomes.
Why is Skin “bad” for burial in the calculator?
games.gg narrative converts White→Red. Wikily: only if that Skin specimen actually carries Red / White you don’t want to lose. Read the icons.
Can I edit these numbers?
Yes — edit data/rules.json and redeploy. The calculator rebuilds from that file.
Where do I toggle organs interactively?
Use the Extractions and Hard organ outcomes panels on the calculator.
Sources consulted (Sep 2026 launch week): games.gg autopsy & zombie guides; Wikily Corpses and autopsy / Body parts / Anatomy & Alchemy tech tree / Anatomy perk tree; GameRant zombie resurrection; Prima Games autopsy guide; Fextralife Corpse Quality. Embalming naming differs across early guides — treat calculator deltas as planner estimates. rules.json left unchanged where Wikily organ-carried skulls conflict with games.gg fixed deltas.