Krillion
Krillion is a daily trivia game where the less obvious answer can be the better one. Each day, everyone gets the same seven prompts and must think of something others might not.
You have roughly 20 seconds to read each prompt, think of an answer, and type it in. That short timer makes even familiar topics harder because there is little time to search your memory for something less obvious.
A common answer can keep you near the surface, while a genuinely uncommon answer sends you much deeper.
Why Krillion Feels Different
- First answer: The obvious choice may not take you very far.
- Look beyond the first idea: your second or third idea might be worth more.
- Be careful: A strange answer can score well, but a wrong one scores nothing.
- Beat the clock: You only have about 20 seconds per prompt.
- Same questions: Everyone gets the same seven prompts each day.
Think Beyond the First Answer
The biggest change in Krillion is how you approach a trivia question.
Suppose a prompt asks you to name a character from The Simpsons. Your first thought might be Homer or Marge. Those answers may be valid, but they are also likely to be popular choices. If you can remember a much less obvious character, you have a chance to score deeper.
The same idea applies to countries, movies, animals, names, and other subjects. The trick is finding an answer that is rare without being wrong.
Seven Prompts, One Daily Dive
Each Krillion game contains seven prompts, with the same set shown to players around the world. Every round gives you up to 100 points, with deeper scores awarded for rarer answers.
Across all seven prompts, you can reach a maximum of 700 points, representing a total dive of 7,000 meters. There is an important catch, though. Going obscure only works when your answer is actually valid. If your answer doesn't fit the prompt, you get 0 points. So don't get too creative.
