Looking for games like Krillion? Here are 24 free daily games that scratch the same itch, from quizzes that reward the rarest answer to lists where only the most common answers count. The first 9 play right here on PlayAnytime with one click; the other 15 link to their official sites.
List checked and updated November 2, 2026.
What makes a game like Krillion?
Krillion is a daily trivia game where obvious answers score almost nothing. Each prompt asks you to name something in a category, and the rarer your correct answer, the deeper you dive. A good game like Krillion shares at least one of these traits:
- Open answers. No multiple choice. You type whatever you can think of.
- Rarity matters. The score depends on how common your answer is, not just whether it is right.
- One round a day, the same for everyone, so you can compare with friends.
- Pressure. A timer or a single attempt, so you cannot just look things up.
- A shareable result that shows how you did without spoiling the answers.
We grouped the games below by how many of those traits they share, closest first.
Games like Krillion you can play on this site
These are PlayAnytime’s own games. Each has a daily round plus Unlimited and Endless modes, so there is no waiting for tomorrow.
1. Krillion Unlimited
Our take on the rare-answer dive: seven prompts, 30 seconds each, and the less familiar your answer, the deeper you sink.
Vs. Krillion: The same core idea, ranked by Wikipedia page views. Adds Unlimited for fresh dives any time and Endless, which runs until your air tanks are gone.
2. Noillirk Unlimited
Krillion turned upside down: seven prompts, 30 seconds each, and the more people would give your answer, the higher you climb.
Vs. Krillion: Same prompts and answer lists as our Krillion Unlimited, opposite scoring. The obvious answer that barely moves you in Krillion takes you to the summit here.
3. Farflung Unlimited
Krillion on a world map: five geography prompts such as “a country where German is an official language”, and you answer each by pinning a country.
Vs. Krillion: The same rare-answer scoring, ranked by Wikipedia page views of each country: Germany barely moves you, Luxembourg flies you far. No clock, plus Unlimited and Endless.
4. Chainle Unlimited
Find one word that links two clue words. Any word is allowed, and the closer its link to both clues, the more it scores.
Vs. Krillion: Like Krillion, there is no single right answer and you are scored on how good yours is. The skill is word association rather than obscurity.
5. Magnitudle Unlimited
Stretch everyday objects to their real size and see how close you got.
Vs. Krillion: Shares the one-shot, score-out-of-a-thousand feel. You estimate a number instead of naming an answer.
6. Songless Unlimited Free
Name the song from a clip that starts at a tenth of a second and grows with every miss.
Vs. Krillion: A recall game against the clock, like Krillion’s timer, but on music. Current hits and classics.
7. Poople Unlimited
Turn a four-letter word into POOP by changing one letter at a time, in as few moves as possible.
Vs. Krillion: A different kind of daily puzzle: vocabulary and planning instead of trivia. Same shareable daily result.
8. Feetle Unlimited
The same word-ladder idea with FEET as the finish line.
Vs. Krillion: Pairs well with Poople if you like a short, solvable daily puzzle after a trivia dive.
9. Enclose Horse Unlimited
Place a limited number of walls to fence a horse into the biggest meadow you can.
Vs. Krillion: Pure logic, no knowledge needed. Included for days when you want a break from trivia.
Games like Krillion that reward rare answers
These are the closest relatives of Krillion: you can give any correct answer, and the less common it is, the better you score.
10. Uncommon Trivia uncommontrivia.com
Seven open questions a day, such as “a chemical element” or “a country in Africa”. You get 25 seconds and one answer for each.
Vs. Krillion: The nearest match on this list. Rarity comes from Wikipedia page views, from 10 points for the most-read answer to 100 for the least-read.
11. Anything Grid anythinggrid.com
A 3×3 grid where every cell needs an answer that fits both its row and its column category, from people to animals to historical events.
Vs. Krillion: Rewards niche answers like Krillion, but scores like golf: the fewer monthly page views your answer has, the lower and better your score. Free to play; an optional account adds stats.
Games like Krillion about what is common
Krillion asks how rare your answer is. These flip the question and ask you to find the answers that sit at the top of a list.
12. Searchle searchle.net
You see the start of a Google search and guess how autocomplete finishes it.
Vs. Krillion: The mirror image of Krillion: here the most common answer is the one that wins.
13. Daily Tens dailytens.com
Name all ten entries on one top-10 list each day before you make five wrong guesses.
Vs. Krillion: Same open-ended answering, but only the biggest names in the category count.
14. GuessTen guessten.com
Find the top ten of a data-driven category, for example countries ranked by potato production, with 15 guesses and a sudden-death last guess.
Vs. Krillion: Rewards knowing the numbers behind a category rather than its obscure corners.
15. Factle frontofficesports.com
Name the top five answers to a ranked fact and put them in the right order.
Vs. Krillion: Order matters as much as knowledge. Good for sports and pop-culture fans.
16. 100 of Us logicers.com
One question a day such as “Of 100 adults in the world, how many can read and write?” Hold to count up, then see the real figure from World Bank data.
Vs. Krillion: One estimate instead of seven answers, with the same daily, same-for-everyone rhythm.
17. Rankle rankle.app
Put six items in order in four guesses. Correct positions turn green and lock.
Vs. Krillion: Tests how well you know a category’s scale rather than its rare members.
Daily trivia games like Krillion
Not built on rarity, but the same quick, once-a-day test of what you know, with a result you can share.
18. Thrice thrice.geekswhodrink.com
Pub-quiz questions from Geeks Who Drink. Each one can give up to three clues, worth three, two or one point depending on how many you needed.
Vs. Krillion: Rewards answering early, the way Krillion rewards answering deep.
19. The Dozen Daily Trivia dailydozentrivia.com
Nine category squares, from movies to the NFL. Answer each one, with a single “Double Dip” retry on a miss.
Vs. Krillion: A category board instead of prompts, with the same mix of general knowledge.
20. Catfishing catfishing.net
Guess ten Wikipedia articles a day from nothing but the categories they are filed under.
Vs. Krillion: Built on Wikipedia like Krillion, but you work backwards from clues to one answer. Most players get three or four.
21. Redactle redactle.net
A whole Wikipedia article is blacked out. Guess words to reveal them until you can name the title.
Vs. Krillion: Slower and deeper than Krillion: a puzzle you chip away at for ten minutes, not seven quick answers.
22. Chrono chrono.quest
Six historical events, three attempts to put them in chronological order.
Vs. Krillion: History trivia where reasoning about what came first matters as much as knowing dates.
23. Real Bird Fake Bird realbirdfakebird.com
A new topic every day and seven names: sort the real ones from the made-up ones.
Vs. Krillion: Like Krillion, obscure knowledge is the edge, because the real answers are often the strange-sounding ones.
24. TimeGuessr timeguessr.com
Look at a historic photo and guess both where and when it was taken.
Vs. Krillion: Visual and geographic rather than verbal, for fans of general knowledge who want something different.
Games like Krillion with no daily limit
Most games like Krillion give you one round a day. Every game on PlayAnytime adds Unlimited and Endless modes, so you can keep playing after the daily round. If you want the rare-answer idea itself without the wait, start with our Krillion Unlimited page, which explains how its dives and depth scores work.
How we chose these games like Krillion
We started from the traits above and looked for daily games that share them, then opened every game on its official site on November 2, 2026 to check that it is live, free to play in a browser, and works the way we describe. Games that needed a paid account, or that we could not open, were left out. Descriptions are our own words.
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PlayAnytime is independent and is not affiliated with Krillion or any game on this list. Krillion itself is at krillion.io.
Questions
What is the closest game to Krillion?
Of the games like Krillion on this list, Uncommon Trivia is the closest: seven open questions a day, one answer each, and rarer correct answers score more. Anything Grid also rewards obscure answers, on a 3×3 grid.
Are there games like Krillion I can play more than once a day?
Yes. All nine games like Krillion on PlayAnytime have Unlimited and Endless modes next to the daily round. Among the other games on this list, Daily Tens, GuessTen and Catfishing keep archives of past puzzles you can replay.
Are these games like Krillion free?
Yes. Every game on this list can be played free in a browser. A few offer optional accounts for stats, but none needs one to play.
How did you choose these games like Krillion?
We looked for daily games that share at least one of Krillion’s traits: open answers, scoring based on how common an answer is, or a short, same-for-everyone daily trivia round. We opened every game on its official site before listing it.
Is this list affiliated with Krillion?
No. PlayAnytime is independent and is not affiliated with Krillion or with any of the other games listed here. Links go to each game’s official site.