Krillion Multiplayer: Challenge a Friend to the Same Dive

How to play Krillion multiplayer with friends

Krillion multiplayer on PlayAnytime works with challenge links. You dive first, then send your friends a link to the exact same seven prompts. They play with the same 30-second clock, and when they finish, both dives appear side by side, answer by answer, with the winner of each prompt marked. Nobody needs an account and nobody has to be online at the same time.

1. Play a Daily or Unlimited dive on the board above. Name the rarest answer you can for each prompt.
2. On the result card, type your name if you like, then press Challenge a friend. On a phone this opens the share sheet; on a computer it copies the link.
3. Send the link in WhatsApp, iMessage, Discord or any group chat.
4. Your friend opens it and sees your total, for example “Sam reached 4,210 m. Can you beat it?”, then starts the same dive.
5. After each of their answers they see what you said for that prompt. At the end they get the full comparison and can press Challenge back to send their own score to you.

It is the same Krillion Unlimited game as on the main Krillion Unlimited page, with the same 104 prompts, depth bands and streak. Challenges simply let two people play one set.

How Krillion multiplayer challenges work

A normal dive picks seven prompts at random, so two players almost never see the same set. A challenge fixes the set. The link carries the seven prompts you played, the answer you gave for each and the depth it was worth, so your friend’s dive is a true head-to-head on identical ground.

Daily challenges

The daily dive is already the same for every player on a given day. If you send a challenge from your daily dive and your friend opens it the same day, it counts as their daily dive too: it keeps their streak going, and they will not get the same prompts again later. Opened on a later day, it is played as a one-off challenge.

Unlimited challenges

Unlimited is where challenges shine. You can play as many unlimited dives as you like, so pick one you are proud of and send it. Every link is a new set, which makes it a good way to settle a rematch after the daily is done.

Why not Endless?

Endless keeps serving prompts until your three tanks of air run out, so two players would never get a fair, equal set. Challenge links are offered on daily and unlimited dives only.

2 player Krillion, group chats and game nights

Two players. The simplest Krillion multiplayer game: one of you plays, the other plays the link, and you swap Challenge back links until someone gives up. Because answers stay hidden until you have answered, you can play the same set without spoiling it.

A group chat. Drop one link into the group. Everyone plays against the same score, and each player can post their own result with Copy result or send a new link with Challenge back. The highest depth on the original set takes the round.

One phone at a party. Hand the phone round. The first player finishes an unlimited dive and taps Challenge a friend; the next player opens that link on the same phone and plays the same prompts. Read each prompt out loud and let the room argue about what counts as rare. For a quick party format, play the daily dive together and have everyone call out an answer before one person types it.

Scoring a Krillion challenge

Scores work exactly as in a normal dive. Every correct answer is worth between 10 and 1,000 metres, and the rarer it is, the deeper it goes. Rarity comes from how often each answer’s Wikipedia article was read over the last 12 months. A timeout scores 0 metres. Seven prompts make a full dive, so the best possible score is 7,000 metres.

In a challenge, each prompt is won by the deeper answer, and the match is won by the deeper total. Here is one real prompt, Name a dog breed, played two ways:

Player two wins that prompt by 390 metres. One deep answer like that can swing a whole match, which is why challenges often come down to the last prompt. If both totals are equal, it is a dead heat, and the fair thing is a rematch.

What a Krillion challenge link holds

Everything a challenge needs is inside the link itself: the game, the seven prompt names, your answer and depth for each, the date if it was a daily dive, and the name you typed, if any. PlayAnytime does not store the challenge, does not need an account and does not keep a leaderboard. Your scores and streak stay in your own browser.

The answers in the link are scrambled so they are not readable in the address bar, but they are not locked away. Anyone who works hard enough can decode them, so treat a challenge like a crossword left on the table: it is more fun if nobody peeks. Leave the name box empty if you would rather send a link without it.

Tips for winning Krillion multiplayer

• Do not copy the obvious. If your friend answered with a famous name, matching it will not beat them. Go one level more specific.
• Bank a safe answer late. A shallow answer is worth more than a timeout. With ten seconds left, take anything you are sure is on the list.
• Play your strengths. A friend who knows football will dig deep on football prompts. Win the prompts they are weak on, not the ones they love.
• Read the result after each answer. You see your friend’s answer straight after yours, so you always know how far behind you are and how much risk to take on the next prompt.

Is there an official Krillion multiplayer mode?

As of October 2026, the original Krillion at krillion.io does not have a multiplayer mode yet. Krillion multiplayer on this page is PlayAnytime’s own feature, built into our version of the game, Krillion Unlimited, with our own prompts, Wikipedia-based scoring and design.

Want the opposite challenge? Noillirk Unlimited uses the same prompts but rewards the most common answer, and it has challenge links too. For more ideas, see our list of games like Krillion.

PlayAnytime is not affiliated with or endorsed by Krillion or its creators. Play the original at krillion.io. Rarity data comes from Wikipedia page views and Wikidata (CC0).

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