Side-by-side comparison
Noillirk column: the noillirk.com version, read Nov 5, 2026. Krillion column: krillion.io rules as documented in Oct 2026.
| Krillion | Noillirk (noillirk.com) | |
|---|---|---|
| Goal | Name something others won't think of — rarer answers score more | Name what most people would say — more common answers score more |
| Prompts per day | 7 | 10 |
| Time per prompt | 25 seconds | 30 seconds |
| Perfect score | 700 points (7,000 m) | 2,500 points (with multipliers) |
| Scoring bands | 6 tiers: 10 / 15 / 30 / 60 / 85 / 100 | 5 bands: 10 / 25 / 50 / 75 / 100, then ×1 to ×4 by prompt |
| Theme | A dive: depth = total points × 10 m | Sky Climb (height) or Tabletop |
| How answers are judged | A word-frequency database, or AI-assisted rarity plus manual review; not live | A prepared estimate of how 100 people would answer, marked "(est.)"; not live |
| Answer not accepted | "no echo" — the clock keeps running | "Not on our list" — the clock keeps running |
Where Noillirk comes from
A Reddit post in r/Krillion on Sep 26, 2026, titled "I made reverse Krillion: noillirK", linked to playdaily.org/noillirk. Its author describes it as a fan project, not made by Krillion's developers.
noillirk.com is a different version. It says it is not affiliated with Krillion and now carries the banner "Noillirk is now Crowdict". We could not confirm how the two versions are related, so this guide does not call either one the original. The comparison above uses the noillirk.com rules.
Which one should you play?
They test opposite instincts with the same kind of prompt. If you enjoy hunting for obscure answers, play Krillion. If you'd rather read the room and guess the most popular answer, play Noillirk. For the full Noillirk rules, see Noillirk tips & how to play; for more daily games in this style, see games like Krillion.