Krillion Unlimited
Seven prompts. The uncommon answer sinks you deeper.
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How to play
- Seven open prompts. Each gives you 25 seconds and room for exactly one answer.
- Common answers are worth almost nothing; the ones few people would think of score big.
- Ten metres of ocean per point. Score the full 700 and you touch the trench wall at 7,000 m.
- Unlisted answers are simply refused while the clock keeps ticking. Only a timeout or a pass is a miss.
Rare answers, deep water
Say the thing nobody else says.
A dive is seven wide-open questions with a 25-second clock on each. Every listed answer counts, but the ones almost nobody would give are what carry you down.
Read the prompt
Something broad, like naming a farm animal or a board game. You have 25 seconds and one shot at it.
Reach for the odd one
Type the least obvious answer you can vouch for and press Dive. Everyone thinks of the first name; the depth is in the tenth.
Sink by the tier
Accepted answers fall into six rarity bands worth 4 to 100 points, and every point is 10 metres of ocean.
Finish the dive
Seven prompts make a Classic dive. Share your depth, beat your best, or switch to Endless and see how far three tanks of air last.
A few things to know
What is Krillion Unlimited?
A free trivia dive you can play as often as you like. Each prompt is wide open, something like "Name a farm animal", and you get 25 seconds to type a single answer. Any listed answer is accepted; what decides your depth is how few people would have said it. Krillion Unlimited has no daily lock, so a new dive starts the moment you want one.
How do the rarity tiers work?
Every accepted answer belongs to one of six bands: Plankton, Too Clever, Schooler, Rare, Deep Cut and One in a Krillion, worth 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 and 100 points. Each point sinks you 10 metres. Seven top-tier answers add up to 700 points and land you on the trench wall, 7,000 metres down.
What happens if my answer is not on the list?
Nothing is deducted. A short notice tells you the answer was not recognised, the clock keeps counting, and you can type another. The only ways to score zero on a prompt are letting the 25 seconds run out or pressing Pass.
What is the difference between Classic and Endless?
Classic is a fixed dive of seven prompts that get harder as you go. Endless deals one prompt at a time, tuning the difficulty to how deep you already are, and gives you three tanks of air. A miss uses a tank; a One in a Krillion answer refills one. The dive ends when the air is gone or you reach the 250 km floor.
Where do the answers and tiers come from?
Every prompt ships with an answer key built for this site and checked against reference lists, with common spellings, plurals and synonyms folded in. Tiers are an editorial estimate of how often each answer would come up. Grading happens in your browser, so there is nothing to wait for after you press Dive.
Does the game save anything?
Only in this browser: your best depth for each mode, the deepest zone you have reached, your preferred mode and the prompts you have seen recently so they are not dealt again too soon. Refreshing the page abandons the current dive.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. The ocean, the prompt card and the answer bar fit inside one screen on a phone, and the whole game runs in any modern browser with nothing to install and no account to make.
Is this the official Krillion?
No. This is an independent, unofficial remake of the daily Krillion, built so you can keep diving without waiting for tomorrow. The prompts, artwork and answer keys here are our own, and we are not affiliated with the original game or its makers.