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Krillion
Krillion is a free rare-answer trivia game where you name items to fit seven prompts per dive, earning more points for less familiar correct answers; the same daily set resets every 00:00 UTC.
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Krillion is a browser-based trivia game that challenges you to supply names that match seven prompts per dive. Each round shows the full prompt for three seconds, then gives twenty seconds to type one answer. Correct answers score from six fixed tiers, with less familiar answers worth more points and deeper measured progress.
Play Krillion as the daily challenge or in practice pools by subject: general knowledge, movies, sports and geography. The daily mode gives everyone the same seven questions once per UTC date, while practice uses themed or mixed pools with separate histories and a per-browser fairness limit on new starts.
How to play Krillion
- How to play Krillion: read the full prompt during the three-second preview, noting any date, membership or category boundaries.
- During the twenty-second answer window, type a single name that fits the prompt; the first accepted name ends the round.
- Submit with Enter or the on-screen control; an unrecognized attempt costs no points so you may retry while time remains.
- If you skip or the timer expires that round scores zero and you move to the next; accepted answers are final and cannot be changed.
- Complete seven rounds to finish the dive and view your total points, depth and round outcomes; your browser stores a personal best via a cookie.
Tips for Krillion
- Always read the prompt boundary first to confirm date ranges, leagues or other limits before naming anything.
- Keep a safe fallback answer you know is valid, then try a less obvious alternative if time allows to aim for a higher tier.
- Narrow your thinking to a smaller region, decade or league to find less familiar but valid answers.
- For practice rounds, remember two candidate answers during preview so you can compare confidence and submit quickly.
- Check spelling and the precise name form because reviewed aliases are accepted but arbitrary misspellings may not be recognized.
Krillion FAQ
How do you play the Krillion trivia game?
Play Krillion by reading the prompt during a three-second preview and then entering one name within a twenty-second answer window; the first accepted name ends the round. Each dive contains seven rounds, and you can retry unrecognized attempts while time remains; skips and timeouts score zero.
How does Krillion scoring work?
Krillion uses six fixed editorial tiers that award 10, 15, 30, 60, 85 or 100 points per accepted answer, with less familiar answers assigned to higher tiers. Each point converts to ten metres of depth, so points sum to a depth measure and the maximum seven-answer dive is 700 points or 7,000 metres.
When does the daily Krillion challenge reset?
The Krillion daily challenge resets at 00:00 UTC each day and everyone receives the same seven questions in the same order for that date. Each anonymous browser can complete the daily set once per UTC date and the first thirty-day cycle covers all 210 launch questions without repeats.
Can I play Krillion after the daily game?
Yes, Krillion offers free practice pools with themed or mixed questions that you can play outside the daily challenge. Practice pools have separate histories and there is a per-browser fairness limit allowing twenty new game starts per hour across all modes.
Does Krillion save my progress?
Krillion saves your dive progress and personal bests to your browser using an anonymous cookie so you can refresh or reconnect without losing state. Clearing cookies, using private browsing, or switching devices can lose access to that browser's history and scores, which cannot be merged or recovered across devices.
Can I share my Krillion result?
Yes, Krillion lets you copy a result summary that shows scores, depth and round symbols without revealing questions or answers so friends avoid spoilers. There is no live multiplayer or global leaderboard; sharing is for comparison only.
Is Krillion free to play?
Yes, Krillion is free to play in desktop, tablet and phone browsers with no account or download required. The site supports touch and keyboard controls, optional sound, and respects reduced-motion preferences without affecting scoring.
Does Krillion accept spelling variations?
Krillion normalizes capitalization, spacing and punctuation and also recognizes reviewed aliases, but arbitrary misspellings may not be accepted. Recognition relies on explicit names from sourced lists rather than fuzzy or AI-based matching.
