Checked November 4, 2026

Games Like Krillion: 8 Rarest-Answer and Daily Word Games

Games like Krillion are daily trivia games where the rare answer beats the obvious one. Krillion at krillion.io asks seven prompts a day, 25 seconds each, and pays up to 100 points for an answer almost nobody gives. The eight games below follow that idea in different ways. We opened each site on November 4, 2026 to confirm it is live and to read how it describes itself. Start with Cosmillion vs Krillion if you want the closest match.

8 games like Krillion and Cosmillion

1. Cosmillion

Cosmillion is the nearest of all the games like Krillion: seven prompts a day, 25 seconds each, six ranks from Tourist (+10) to One in a Galaxy (+100) and a 700-point maximum. The daily launch is free; unlimited play is part of the paid $4.99 All Access unlock. See how to play Cosmillion and Cosmillion ranks.

2. Uncommon Trivia

This Uncommon Trivia game gives seven category questions a day, 25 seconds each, with one guess and no multiple choice. A rarer correct answer scores more, and its own example puts United Kingdom at 10 points and San Marino at 100 for "Name a country in Europe". New puzzles arrive at 00:00 UTC, and the site also links an Unlimited mode.

3. Outrivia

Outrivia asks ten prompts a day with 30 seconds each, longer than Krillion. Its twist is a table of 100 people who follow your answer: the rarer it is, the more of them come with you. The daily game needs no sign-up, and the site offers free Unlimited runs with new questions at midnight.

4. Seldom

Seldom turns the scoring around. One question a day, five guesses, and each guess scores 0 to 100 by how obvious it is, so lower is better and 0 is the perfect "Seldom". Two optional hints cost points if you use them. A new puzzle arrives at midnight UTC, and a missed guess does not change your score.

5. Rarest Answer

Rarest Answer copies the Krillion shape closely: seven questions a day, 25 seconds each, up to 100 points. It calls the daily run the Daily Dig and resets at 00:00 UTC. Beyond the daily, its menu lists Unlimited, Friends and more games, and it says it offers themed packs and private leagues. No sign-up is needed.

6. Wonderhop

Wonderhop offers four daily games of seven questions each. Its Abyss game rewards the rarest answer with up to 100 points per question (700 total, 40 seconds each), while Sky rewards the most common one, and Past and Future ask for the oldest or newest answer. The four daily games are free; a paid Hop Pass adds unlimited play and a 30-day archive. It has been online since October 13, 2026.

7. Farflung

Farflung moves the idea onto a world map. Each day's expedition has five prompts, and you pin one country for each. Several countries are right, and rarer ones take you further: for a country where German is an official language, Germany counts but Belgium carries you much further. It needs JavaScript to play.

8. Noillirk

Noillirk is the mirror image: you try to give the answer most people would give. Ten prompts a day, 30 seconds each, with free Unlimited play. Its page now says it has been renamed Crowdict, with the same daily game and account, so expect the name to change. Play it after a rarest-answer game to flip your thinking.

What to look for in games like Krillion

What makes a good rarest-answer game? It rewards answers that are valid but uncommon, and it is fair about what counts as valid. Three things separate the better rarest answer games from the rest.

• A clear answer list. Players should know unlisted answers are rejected or that a close typo gets a "did you mean". Cosmillion keeps a fixed list per prompt, roughly 150 to 470 accepted answers, so a spot-on obscure guess can still miss.
• The same prompts for everyone. A shared daily set lets you compare scores, and the Cosmillion archive shows how a day's answers spread across ranks.
• A short, tense clock. 25 or 30 seconds is enough to type, too short to over-think. On launch #20, "Name an insect" accepted 359 answers; Ant sat at Tourist, while Webspinner was One in a Galaxy.

Among these Krillion alternatives, the daily-only titles suit a three-minute habit, while the ones with unlimited modes suit long sessions. Today's board is on Cosmillion answers today, and Cosmillion answers for November 3 is a good example of a finished day.

Practice for games like Krillion, free

You can train for these games like Krillion here without paying. Our free Daily Chart uses the same seven-prompt, 25-second rules with our own prompts, and Cosmillion Unlimited has no daily limit, three timer settings and a challenge link for friends. We are an independent fan site, not the official game: see about Cosmillion Online.

We left out a few titles named in other lists. We could not find a working site for Far & Few, and Majority and Contexto are crowd or word-similarity games rather than rarest-answer ones.

Updated November 4, 2026.