Krillion Games

Krillion Games is a free web game built around the rare-answer trivia idea that Krillion made known. The site says plainly that it is an independent version with its own questions and is not tied to Krillion's publisher. It went up on 4 November 2026.

A day's dive has seven prompts, the same seven for every player on that UTC date. Each one names a subject and a category, for example "Name an Australian state, not a territory." or a planet with rings, and you have 25 seconds to type one answer. A wrong or unlisted answer stays in the box so you can try again while time is left. When you get one right, the game shows its tier and a short note, and you can open the full list of accepted answers.

Scoring is set by the site rather than by other players. Each accepted answer sits in one of six tiers, from "Surface" at 10 points to "Hidden gem" at 100. Your total turns into depth, ten metres a point, so a perfect run reaches 7,000 metres. Tasmania, for the Australian states prompt, counts as a "Hidden gem".

The prompts come from a bank of 48 that leans on geography, science and space, with a few on books, music and games. The daily draws seven of them by the date, so you will meet the same prompt again within a week or two. An Unlimited mode deals fresh sets of seven from the same bank whenever you like. Progress and stats stay in your browser, and no account is needed.

It suits players who like Krillion's format and want a second short run each day, or a place to practise. Since points come from fixed tiers, a known answer scores the same every time, which rewards learning the lists.