Krillion

Krillion is a short daily game built on the same idea as the TV quiz Pointless. Each day brings seven prompts, the same for every player, such as naming a fruit bigger than an apple, and you have 25 seconds to type one answer to each. The answer has to fit the prompt, but the points come from rarity: a common answer is rated a Schooler and sinks you only a little, while one hardly anyone would think of drops you much further.

The score is drawn as a dive. You start at a small boat on the surface and sink with each prompt, passing depth markers such as the midnight zone and anglerfish territory on the way down to the trench floor. Each prompt also has a Krillion, a gem answer picked both for rarity and for being fun to land on.

The game was launched in July 2026 by a solo developer who goes by kp, and the dives are numbered from that first day. Answer sets are gathered from dictionaries, encyclopedias and other sources, and the autocorrect is generous with spelling. Beyond the daily dive the site has an unlimited mode, an archive of every past dive, themed packs (words, movies, sports and geography, free during their beta), a friends list and a profile with streaks.

The daily is free to play with no account. The site shows ads; any paid unlock turns them off across the whole site. Krillion works on a phone and a desktop alike and suits players who enjoy thinking sideways more than recalling the obvious fact.