Krillion Unlimited
About Krillion Unlimited
Krillion Unlimited is a rare-answer trivia game without a daily cap. You get seven open questions, you answer each one in 25 seconds, and a correct answer that few people would think of sends your krill much further down than an obvious one. When the set is over, the next one is a single tap away.
Why we made it
We are a small independent team that builds browser and mobile word games. We enjoyed the original daily Krillion, but one set a day was over in three minutes and we wanted to keep playing. So we built our own version around the endless mode: a large library of questions, random sets that never run out, numbered sets you can send to a friend, and themed chapters for when you want only food or only geography. The daily set is still here for anyone who likes a streak.
Krillion Unlimited is a fan-made game. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to krillion.io or its creators. The questions, answer sheets, artwork and code on this site are our own.
Where the questions come from
The library holds more than 900 questions in seven categories: nature, geography, film and TV, food and drink, sport and hobbies, science, and everyday life. We draft them with the help of AI tools and keep only the ones that have a wide range of correct answers and a clear rule about what counts. "Name a bird that cannot fly" passes; a question with one right answer, or one that depends on taste, does not.
Each question has its own answer sheet: a long list of correct answers from the obvious to the obscure, with common spellings, an estimate of what players type most often, and one or two hidden prize answers with a short fact. A second AI model reviews every sheet, and we fix mistakes that players report through the contact form.
How an endless set is dealt
Every time you start a set, the game picks one random question from each category and shuffles their order. The set gets a number, and that number always produces the same seven questions, which is how shared links work. The daily set is different: it follows a fixed schedule that started on 12 November 2026, changes at midnight New York time and does not repeat a question until its whole category has been used.
How answers are scored
Your answer is matched against the sheet first. The match ignores capitals, accents, a leading "the" or "a", singular and plural, small typos and the category word of the question. Its place on the sheet decides the tier: One in a Million 100 points, Deep Cut 85, Rare 60, Schooler 30, Too Clever 15, Plankton 10. Each point is ten metres of depth, so a perfect set of seven prizes ends on the hadal floor at 7,000 m.
If an answer is not on the sheet, an AI referee checks whether it really fits the question, including any rule about letters or word count. A correct answer that our long sheet missed is scored as a Deep Cut. The verdict is saved, so the same answer gets the same result for everyone. The guide has a full worked example.
The Krillsub app
Krillsub is our Android app with the same kind of game: endless sets, the daily dive and every past day, drawn as a hand-painted sea. It is free on Google Play. There is no iPhone version yet.
Get in touch
A correct answer that was rejected, a fact that is wrong, an idea for a question or a theme: write to us through the contact form. What we store when you play is explained in the privacy policy.