Noillirk Explained & a Free Common-Answer Game

Noillirk is a free survey game from Daily Games in which the most common answer scores highest. The name is Krillion spelled backwards, and the scoring runs the other way too: Krillion rewards the rarest answer, Noillirk rewards the one most people give. The official game is at playdaily.org/noillirk. The player above is our own game, Rare or Common, opened in its Common mode, which uses the same "match the crowd" idea. It is free and needs no account.

Rare or Common is an independent site. It is not affiliated with Noillirk, Daily Games or Krillion.

What is Noillirk?

Noillirk shows an open survey prompt with dozens of acceptable answers and asks for the one most people would say. The answers are not worth the same: only the top answer on the prompt's board earns full points. Knowing facts helps less than guessing how a typical person thinks. As you score, your climb rises, and a perfect run reaches 14 km.

Noillirk rules and scoring

This is how the official game describes a Classic or Daily climb: 7 prompts, 25 seconds each, and points by where your answer ranks on the board.

• A perfect climb of 7 prompts scores 700 points.
• An answer that isn't on the board goes to an AI model, which checks that it fits and estimates how common it is. Such an answer can reach Cloud Nine at most.
• Every metre you climb earns feathers to spend in the game's shop.

Noillirk modes

• Classic: a climb of 7 prompts.
• Daily: the same 7 prompts for everyone, one try a day, reset at midnight UTC.
• Endless: prompts keep coming. You start with three balloons and lose one each time you pass or run out of time. A Sky High answer wins one back.
• Multiplayer: public rooms seat up to 40 players. Private rooms take a 6-digit code or an invite link. No account needed.

Which Noillirk site is official?

Several sites use the Noillirk name. Daily Games says playdaily.org/noillirk is the official and only one. When we checked on November 15, 2026, other sites with the name described different rules, such as 10 prompts with 30 seconds each. If the numbers you read somewhere don't match the ones above, go by the official page.

Play a free Common-mode game here

The player above opens Rare or Common in Common mode. Its prompts, answer lists and rankings are our own.

1. Leave Common selected, or switch to Rare for the opposite scoring.
2. Press Play Daily for the 6 prompts everyone gets today, or Unlimited · free for as many random rounds as you like.
3. Type an answer within 20 seconds. A guess that isn't on our list costs nothing, so keep typing. Your first accepted answer locks in.
4. See where the answer sits on the common-to-rare scale and how many points it earned.

A round of 6 prompts tops out at 600. Tiers come from our own ranking of how often each answer comes up, not from a live survey. After each prompt the game shows the most common, a middle and the rarest answer on our list. Once at least five players have answered a prompt, it also shows what share of them gave your answer. The 46 prompts cover geography, science, culture, food, sports, animals and more.

Noillirk vs Rare or Common's Common mode

Tips for matching the crowd

• Give the first answer a typical person would say, not the clever one.
• Use the plain, general word rather than a brand or a narrow type.
• Think of the biggest, best-known example in the category.
• In Rare or Common, only your first accepted answer counts, so don't settle for a so-so answer in the first seconds.
• Read the "Most common" line after each prompt to see how far off you were.

Prefer the opposite challenge? The Krillion guide and Krillion Unlimited pages cover rare-answer play.

Noillirk details are from the official page at playdaily.org/noillirk, checked on November 15, 2026. The game may have changed since.

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