Krillion vs Noillirk
Krillion vs Noillirk is a contest of opposite instincts. Both games give you everyday prompts and a short time to answer. Krillion rewards an answer that few people would think of; Noillirk, its name spelled backwards, rewards the answer that most people give. This page compares the two so you know which mindset to bring to the daily climb.
Krillion vs Noillirk at a glance
| Krillion | Noillirk | |
|---|---|---|
| Goal | A valid but rare answer | The most common answer |
| Best answer | One almost nobody else gives | The number one answer on the board |
| Worst answer | The obvious one | A joke or an unknown word |
| Instinct | Dig deep | Say the first thing |
| Here | Not on this site | Daily and unlimited |
Strategy flips
In a rare-answer game you list the obvious answers in your head and then pick something further down, while making sure it still fits the prompt. In Noillirk you do the reverse: stop at the first, plainest answer. Players who come from Krillion often lose points by being too inventive at first. Our tips page lists the habits that help, and the scoring guide shows how much the top answer is worth compared with the rest of the board.
What stays the same
Both games keep answers short, accept small typos and give you one shot per prompt. Both are quick daily games that fit in a coffee break, with a result you can share without spoilers. If you enjoy one, try the other: each makes you better at the other, because you learn where the line between common and rare answers sits. To start here, read how to play.
Krillion vs Noillirk FAQ
Why is Noillirk spelled that way?
It is Krillion written backwards, a hint that the game turns Krillion's goal around: common answers instead of rare ones.
Is this site connected to Krillion?
No. Noillirk Online is an independent game with its own prompts and scoring. See about for credits.
Which one is easier?
Most players find the common-answer game easier to start and harder to master: the obvious answer is easy to find, but hitting the exact top answer seven times takes a good feel for the crowd.