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Daily guessing game

Noillirk Daily

Krillion rewards the answer nobody gives. Noillirk flips it: say what everybody says. Ten prompts a day, 30 seconds each, and every point lifts a little krill on three balloons from a forest pond toward the stars.

01

Read the prompt

"Name a fruit", "Name a country in Europe". Many answers count.

02

Think like the crowd

Type what most people would say. #1 on the board scores 100.

03

Float higher

Later questions count up to ×4. Gather all 100 people for a perfect day.

Full rules are in how to play and every band and weight is in scoring. Want more? Noillirk Unlimited is free.

Noillirk FAQ

What is Noillirk?

Noillirk is Krillion backwards, and so is the game: instead of the rarest answer, you guess the answer most people would give. Each prompt, like "Name a dog breed", has a board of the top answers. The higher yours sits on the board, the more points it scores and the higher your balloon krill floats.

How do I play Noillirk Daily?

Read the prompt, type the answer you think most people would say, and submit within 30 seconds. One answer per prompt. If your answer is not on our list it is refused and you can try another while the clock runs. You can also pass.

How does scoring work?

#1 on the board scores 100, #2–3 score 75, #4–5 score 50, #6–10 score 25, and any other accepted answer scores 10. Later questions count more: questions 1–2 ×1, 3–5 ×2, 6–8 ×3 and 9–10 ×4, for a maximum of 2,500 points.

What is the crowd?

A crowd of 100 people starts on the forest floor. Every 25 points you score brings one of them over to your side, so a perfect Daily gathers all 100.

When do new prompts unlock?

At midnight in your local time zone. Everyone on the same date gets the same ten prompts.

Is there a Noillirk Unlimited?

Yes, free. Unlimited deals random prompts from every category in runs of 10, 20 or endless, with the same scoring.

Are the boards real survey results?

No. Each board is our own estimate, made in advance, of how 100 people would answer. It is not a live count of other players.