Two scoring directions
Krillion vs. Noillirk: rare answers or the crowd favorite?
Krillion is the correct spelling. Noillirk is Krillion written backward, and its Crowd mode reverses the answer goal: aim for the popular correct answer instead of the rare one.
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Krillion · find a rare fit
Think of a correct answer fewer people will name
In the rare-answer format, a response still has to fit the prompt, but a less common accepted answer earns more points. The once-a-day original daily round limits play to one shared set; this independent companion allows unlimited rounds with original prompts and modeled estimates.
Noillirk · pick the crowd favorite
Choose the obvious correct answer
Noillirk’s Crowd mode rewards the answer you expect the most people to give. A familiar, popular response can outscore an unusual one, as long as it is accepted for the prompt.
Its creator introduced Noillirk as a reverse version; the creator’s announcement describes the idea, and the Noillirk Crowd guide explains its popular-answer mode.
Which direction should I try?
The central difference is which end of the accepted-answer list scores best: rare for Krillion, popular for Noillirk Crowd. These are separate games with distinct question sets and scoring. This site is an unofficial fan-made companion with original prompts, frequency-derived estimates, and unlimited play; it does not reproduce the once-a-day official round.
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