Games like Krillion: the short list
Games like Krillion are daily trivia games in which a question has many right answers and the one fewer people know is worth more. Krillion made the format popular: seven prompts a day, the same for everyone, where rare answers sink you deeper and obvious ones barely count. If you have finished today's dive, these are the games like Krillion we found, starting with the one you can play at the top of this page.
| Game | Daily format | What wins |
|---|---|---|
| Rarest (playable above) | 7 prompts, 25 seconds each | The rarest answer |
| Seldom | 5 guesses | The lowest score |
| Uncommon Trivia | 7 open questions | The most obscure correct answer |
| Centumth | 1 topic, 5 guesses | Answers closest to #100 |
| GnarlyQ | 5 rounds | Knowing when to stop |
| Top Answer Club | A survey quiz | The most popular answers |
The descriptions below come from playing Rarest ourselves and from what each of the other games says about itself on its own site. We do not host those other games; search for them by name to play.
1. Rarest: the game like Krillion on this page
Of all the games like Krillion, Rarest is the closest in shape: seven "Name a…" prompts a day, the same for every player, and a timer on each one. Instead of diving, you fly. Every correct answer fires a hot-air balloon's burner, and the rarer the answer, the higher the balloon climbs.
What it adds for people coming from Krillion:
- Free unlimited rounds. Unlimited mode deals seven new prompts as often as you like, with no account.
- A clock you can switch off. The default is 25 seconds per prompt. No timer, under Options, removes it.
- Single-subject rounds. Geography, animals, food and drink, sports, movies and TV, music, science or history.
- One doubled prompt. Thermal ×2 doubles the points on the prompt you choose, once per round.
- Forgiving input. A wrong guess costs one second rather than ending the prompt, and typos, missing accents and plurals are accepted.
Scoring runs across six tiers, from Flicker (5 points, everyone knows it) to Inferno (100 points, among the least known). A perfect round is 700. The developer builds the answer lists from Wikidata and ranks rarity with public Wikipedia statistics, so an answer's tier is fixed instead of moving with the day's crowd. Rarest is made by rarest.me and is not affiliated with Krillion.
2. Seldom
Seldom is a daily rare answer game with golf scoring. You get five guesses, lower scores win, and a perfect guess, a 0, is called a Seldom. Pick it if you like games like Krillion but would rather think slowly about five answers than race a timer through seven.
3. Uncommon Trivia
Uncommon Trivia describes itself as a daily trivia game where seven open questions reward the most obscure correct answer, with a new puzzle every day and no account needed. Among games like Krillion it keeps the seven-question length, so it fits the same few minutes.
4. Centumth
Centumth is a daily guessing game built on one topic and a hidden Top 100 list. You have five guesses and aim for the answers closest to number 100. It is a cousin of Krillion more than a twin: the best answer is not the most obscure thing you know, but the one that only just made the list.
5. GnarlyQ
GnarlyQ is a daily trivia game of five rounds, each hiding five right answers. You tap what you know and lock in before you push your luck too far. By its own description it takes about three minutes and the puzzle is the same for everyone. It belongs with games like Krillion because every question has several correct answers, though it rewards nerve more than rarity.
The opposite of Krillion: Top Answer Club
Some people searching for games like Krillion want the reverse rule. Top Answer Club is a free daily survey quiz in which you guess the most popular answers, the way a TV survey game works. If Krillion makes you avoid your first thought, this one pays you for it.
Which of these games like Krillion should you play?
- You want more rounds today, free: Rarest, in Unlimited mode, on this page.
- You dislike the timer: Rarest with No timer on, or Seldom.
- You want the same seven-question length: Rarest or Uncommon Trivia.
- You want a different puzzle built on the same instinct: Centumth or GnarlyQ.
- You want the common answer to win: Top Answer Club.
Play today's Krillion first at krillion.io if you have not yet, because it is the original. Then come back for another round. The full rules of the game we host are on the Daily Guessing Game home page.
What makes a game like Krillion
We counted a game as one of the games like Krillion if it met three tests. The questions are open, so you type or choose from many valid answers rather than one. The answers are not equal, so which correct answer you give changes your score. And there is one shared daily puzzle, so you can compare results with friends without spoiling it. Clones that reuse Krillion's name are left out; every game here is its own game with its own name.
Games like Krillion: FAQ
What are the best games like Krillion?
The closest games like Krillion are Rarest, Seldom and Uncommon Trivia, which all reward a rarer correct answer. Centumth and GnarlyQ use the same many-right-answers idea in a different way.
Are these games like Krillion free?
Rarest is free, including its Unlimited mode, with no account. Seldom, Uncommon Trivia and Top Answer Club describe themselves as free on their own sites. We have not checked the other games for paid extras.
Is there a game like Krillion with unlimited rounds?
Yes. In Rarest, choose Unlimited on the start screen to get seven new prompts each time, at no cost. You can play it at the top of this page.
What is the opposite of Krillion?
A survey game where the most common answer wins. Top Answer Club is a daily one: you guess the most popular answers instead of the rarest.
Is Rarest the same game as Krillion?
No. They are separate games by separate teams. Both give seven daily prompts and reward rare answers, but the theme, scoring and answer lists are different.
Is this the official Krillion site?
No. The official Krillion game is at krillion.io. This site is not affiliated with it.
Do games like Krillion share answers or scores?
No. Each game has its own answer lists and its own way of ranking them, so an answer that is rare in one can be common in another.




