Krillion Game

The most common answer wins

7 prompts, 25 seconds each. Give the answer most people would give: the more common it is, the deeper you go.

Free, no sign-up. New prompts every dive.

Separate reverse game · 7 prompts · free

Reverse Krillion: Noillirk

Krillion turned upside down. Same prompts, same 25-second clock, but this time the answer everybody would give is the one that takes you deepest. Read the crowd, skip the clever pick, and see how deep plain common sense goes.

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Noillirk, reverse Krillion and the opposite of Krillion

Noillirk is “krillion” spelled backwards. The original Noillirk is a separate survey game made by Daily at playdaily.org, where you try to give the answer most people would give. People also search for the idea as “reverse Krillion” or “the opposite of Krillion”. This page is not Daily's game and has no connection to it: our Noillirk is a separate reverse game we made, played only on this page. It uses our own prompt bank, but it is not part of the Daily Dive, Unlimited or Puffer Party, and its scores are kept apart from theirs.

How to play Noillirk

  1. Press Begin descent to get 7 random prompts from our bank of 405, such as “Name a citrus fruit”, or play today’s set, which is the same for everyone.
  2. Type the answer you think most people would give before the 25-second timer runs out. Wrong answers are refused, and you can try again while the clock runs.
  3. The more common your correct answer, the more points it scores. Every point takes you 10 m deeper.
  4. After the last prompt, open any prompt on the results screen to see every answer we accept, most common first.
  5. Share your depth, then dive again with seven new prompts.

Daily sets and past Noillirk prompts

Each day also has a Noillirk daily set: 7 prompts picked by the date, the same for every player. Play today’s from the start screen, or open a past day below to replay it or reveal its most common answers.

All past Noillirk sets →

Reverse scoring

For “Name a citrus fruit”, Orange and Lemon are Surface answers and now worth the full 100 points. A deep cut like Rangpur would top a normal dive, but here it scores only 10.

  1. 🌊 Surface100
  2. 🐟 Sunlit Zone85
  3. 🐠 Twilight Zone60
  4. 🦑 Midnight Zone30
  5. 🐙 Abyssal10

Rarity tiers are our own estimate of how many people would think of each answer.

Tips for finding the most common answer

  • Say the first thing. The answer that pops into your head first is usually the one most people give.
  • Go general. “Orange”, not “blood orange”. The broad, familiar name beats the specific one.
  • Think like everyone, not like you. Your own hobbies pull you towards niche answers that score little here.
  • Then flip it back. Knowing where the crowd goes is exactly what you need to avoid it in the Daily Dive. Our guide to safe vs rare answers covers both sides.

Prefer rare answers? Play the Krillion Game

  • Daily DiveThe original direction: the same 7 prompts for everyone each day, and rarer answers dive deeper.
  • Krillion UnlimitedRandom rare-answer dives, one prompt after another until you run out of air.
  • Puffer PartyMultiplayer for 2 to 10 friends: everyone answers the same prompt before the puffer pops.
  • FarflungOur separate geography game: name countries and capitals, rarest first.
  • LongshotOur separate NBA game: award winners, records and franchises, rarest first.
  • Games like KrillionOther daily trivia, geography and word games to play after your dive.

Frequently asked questions

What is Noillirk?

Noillirk is krillion spelled backwards. The original Noillirk is a separate survey game made by Daily (playdaily.org), where the answer most people would give scores highest. We are not connected to it. The Noillirk on this page is our own take on the same reversed idea.

What is the opposite of Krillion?

In Krillion the rarest correct answer scores most. The opposite game rewards the most common answer instead: you try to say what everybody else would say. That is how our Noillirk scores.

How does Noillirk score answers?

Every correct answer still scores, but the scale is flipped: Surface answers, the ones everyone gives, are worth 100 points, and Abyssal deep cuts only 10. Every point takes you 10 m deeper, so a perfect 7-prompt Noillirk reaches 7,000 m.

Is Noillirk free?

Yes. It is free, with no account, download or sign-up, and you can play as many dives as you like. Begin descent deals seven new random prompts each time, and there is also a daily set that is the same for everyone.

Does a wrong answer cost anything?

Only time. An answer that is not on our list is refused and the 25-second clock keeps running, so you can try another. Only a correct answer, a pass or the timer ends the prompt.

Is there a reverse Krillion game?

Yes: Noillirk on this page is a free reverse Krillion game. It keeps the Krillion idea of naming a correct answer against the clock, but flips the scoring so the most common answer dives deepest instead of the rarest.

Is the Krillion opposite the same thing as Noillirk?

Not exactly. “Krillion opposite” describes the idea of rewarding the common answer instead of the rare one. The original Noillirk is one game built on that idea, made by Daily; the Noillirk on this page is another, made by us, and the two are not connected.

Is there a daily Noillirk?

Yes. Under Begin descent, “Or play today’s set” deals the day’s 7 prompts, the same for everyone until the reset at 04:00 UTC. Every past set stays in Noillirk archive, where you can replay it or reveal its answers.

Is Noillirk part of the Daily Dive or Unlimited?

No. It is a separate game that lives only on this page. It draws on the same prompt bank and answer lists as our Krillion Game, with the points reversed, but its best score and last results are stored separately and never touch your Daily Dive or Unlimited records.