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Krillion unblocked: the game where the rare answer wins

Krillion Unlimited, free in your browser: 7 prompts, 25 seconds each, and only the rare answer scores. How it works, two free versions, and what to play next.

Play Krillion Unlimited Play the DailyPlay version

Everybody can name a city in California. Krillion asks whether you say Los Angeles or somewhere almost nobody else would. The answer has to be correct; then the rarer it is, the deeper you sink, and depth is your score.

How Krillion works

These are the game's own rules, from its how-to-play page:

• You get 7 open prompts, 25 seconds each, and one answer per prompt.
• An accepted answer lands in one of six tiers, from the answer everyone gives to the one almost nobody does.
• Every point sinks you 10 metres. A perfect round is 700 points, or 7,000 metres: the trench floor.
• A wrong answer is refused, not punished. It only costs the seconds it took.

Tier	Points
Plankton	4
Too Clever	8
Schooler	16
Rare	32
Deep Cut	64
One in a Krillion	100

The daily Krillion gives you that one round a day. Krillion Unlimited deals 7 new prompts every time you refresh, and Endless mode keeps going one prompt at a time on 3 tanks of air.

Two free versions on SlowDen

• Krillion Unlimited — the playdaily.org version: classic rounds and Endless mode.
  Made by Emma Hamlin
• Krillion Unlimited (DailyPlay) — a separate site with classic and endless rounds, multiplayer rooms and daily hints.
  Made by DailyPlay

Does it work at school?

That depends on your network, not on SlowDen. The game loads from its developer's own site inside the SlowDen page, so it plays wherever that site is allowed. We don't post ways around a school's filter. There's more on what tends to work in our guide to unblocked games at school.

If you like Krillion

The same kind of game: one quick question, and you're trying to be cleverer than the obvious answer.

• Fermi Unlimited — Estimate real numbers, from trees on Earth to eggs in an Olympic pool. Land within 10x of the answer to survive; your streak is your score.
  Made by Ethan Wu (Playdaily)
• Songless Unlimited — Name the song from a fraction of a second of audio, and drag to hear more.
  Made by playdaily.org
• MapTap Unlimited — Spin a 3D globe, tap where the city is, and score by how close you land.
  Made by Ethan Wu (Playdaily)
• Size It Up — Guess the real size of things. A new puzzle every day, plus unlimited practice.
  Made by Ethan Wu (Playdaily)
• Poople — Turn any word into POOP one letter at a time, every rung a real word.
  Made by Ethan Wu (Playdaily)

More of these in daily browser games. Made a game like this? Submit it.

Questions

Is Krillion free to play?

Yes. Krillion Unlimited is free, runs in a browser and needs no sign-up. SlowDen lists two free versions: the one on playdaily.org and the one on dailyplay.org, which adds multiplayer rooms.

How does Krillion scoring work?

According to the game's own rules, every accepted answer lands in one of six tiers worth 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 or 100 points, depending on how many other people would give the same answer. Each point sinks you 10 metres, so a perfect 700-point round reaches 7,000 metres. A refused answer scores nothing and only costs the seconds you spent on it.

What is the difference between Krillion and Krillion Unlimited?

The daily Krillion deals 7 prompts once a day. Krillion Unlimited deals 7 new prompts every time you refresh, and its Endless mode keeps dealing them one at a time on 3 tanks of air.

Does Krillion work on a school computer?

It depends on your network. On SlowDen the game loads from its developer's own site inside the page, so it plays wherever that site is allowed. SlowDen does not help get around a school's filter.

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