In short: Noillirk is a free daily web game where you guess the most common answer to survey-style prompts — Krillion spelled backwards, with the scoring flipped. Common answers score high, rare ones score nothing. Crowd Pick above is a free Noillirk-style game with a daily round and unlimited play.
How to play Noillirk-style games
- Read the prompt and go with your gut. “Name a fruit that is not red” — the crowd says banana, not durian. The first answer that comes to mind is usually the right one here.
- Beat the timer. Crowd Pick gives you 20 seconds per prompt. Spelling slips are forgiven.
- Check the board. After every guess the top 10 answers open with the share of players who gave each. #1 scores 100; lower rows score in proportion to their share.
- Keep the streak. Finish the daily every day, share your gem row, then keep playing in Unlimited.
Noillirk vs Krillion
| Noillirk | Krillion | |
|---|---|---|
| Which answer wins | The most common answer | The rarest correct answer |
| Skill it tests | Reading the crowd | Knowing obscure facts |
| Wrong or too rare | Scores nothing | Wrong scores nothing; rare scores most |
| Closest classic | Family Feud | Pointless |
| Free unlimited version here | Crowd Pick (this page) | Rarest Answer Unlimited |
Tips for guessing the most common answer
- Think big and famous: the largest country, the best-known brand, the classic example from school.
- Think like a child: simple, concrete answers (dog, pizza, red) beat clever ones.
- Mind the wording: “a pet” and “an animal” have different #1s. Answer the prompt exactly as written.
- Don't overthink it: if you hesitate between two answers, the faster one is usually higher on the board.
Like the opposite?
Flip the scoring and you get Krillion-style trivia, where the answer almost nobody gives wins. Play the Rarest Answer daily (7 rare-answer questions), read the opposite of Krillion, or compare games like Krillion and games like Family Feud.