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Noillirk vs Krillion — Rules, Scoring and Which to Play
They share a prompt-and-answer format, but the scoring instinct is reversed.
| Version | Rule | Format and maximum | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| This site | Most common valid answer | 10 × 15 sec · 1,000 points | Play Noillirk |
| Krillion original | Rarest valid answer | 7 × 25 sec · 7,000 points | Play Krillion |
Checked October 2026. noillirk.com was checked against its published daily board.
Why the names are mirrors
NOILLIRK is KRILLION written backwards. The name signals the design: Krillion asks you to dive away from the obvious answer, while Noillirk asks you to stay with it.
Which one should you play?
Choose Noillirk if you enjoy predicting a crowd. Choose Krillion if you enjoy finding a true answer that other players overlook. Playing both makes the contrast clearer: start with the common answer in Noillirk, then deliberately avoid it in Krillion.
Noillirk's ten daily prompts and five scoring tiers are explained once on How to play Noillirk. The daily result is out of 1,000; Unlimited practice is continuous and has no score cap. Krillion uses seven prompts and its own rarity curve. See the Noillirk FAQ for spelling, reset and practice answers.
How the decision feels in play
Noillirk is a recognition game. When the prompt appears, predict the first ordinary answer that will occur to a broad group of people. The fifteen-second clock protects that instinct. Krillion asks for a different kind of confidence: choose a true answer that other players overlook during its twenty-five-second window.
Shared rules and practical differences
Both games are free in the browser, require no account, and use a published scoring reference so a board does not shift while you play. Noillirk has ten prompts at fifteen seconds each and rewards common answers. Krillion has seven prompts at twenty-five seconds each and rewards rare valid answers. Unlimited practice belongs to Noillirk and is kept out of the daily result.
Frequently asked questions
How many versions of Noillirk are there?
This site publishes one independent Noillirk daily board plus Unlimited practice. The table above includes the board on this site, the 10-prompt version at noillirk.com, and the Krillion original; each sets its own prompt count and timer.
Can I convert a Noillirk score into a Krillion score?
No. Noillirk and Krillion use different prompt counts, timers and scoring curves. A Noillirk total out of 1,000 is meaningful for its own board, while Krillion scores rare valid answers across seven prompts.
Are Noillirk and Krillion free?
Yes. Both games are free to play in a browser, with no account or paid tier required.
Do I need an account to play?
No. Open the game in a modern browser and play without signing in. Unlimited practice keeps its history locally on this device.
Read the Noillirk rules before your first round.