Daily Krillion Practice

One shared set each UTC day. Our own seven questions, free to play.

Seven questions. Thirty seconds each.

Pick one.
Find the less obvious.

Four options. More than one can be correct. Pick just one: a less obvious correct answer earns more points. Scores appear after you choose. Recall challenge lets you type an answer and keeps its own best score.

A round of seven

Multiple choice shows four options. More than one can be correct: pick just one. Your first click ends that question, and the score is revealed afterward. You can skip for 0 points.

Accepted answers earn 25, 50, 75, or 100 points. These are editorial tiers, not live player statistics. There is no speed bonus.

Recall challenge lets you type one answer instead. It keeps a separate best score. An unlisted input earns 0, but is not automatically marked factually wrong. Read the feedback, then choose the next question.

The timer continues while this dialog is open and while the tab is hidden. Refreshing ends your round.

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On-device records

Records stay in this browser. Turning this off removes saved scores and keeps new records only until you close this page.

There is no account or public leaderboard. Motion follows your device’s reduced-motion setting.

See completed rounds, best scores and daily streak →

End this round?

Unfinished rounds do not count toward your best score. The timer keeps running until the round ends.

Clear your records?

This removes this game’s saved scores and privacy choices and ends the current round.

Daily archive

Replay this site's sets from launch on November 2, 2026 UTC (November 3 in Beijing). Every daily set has the same question order and options for everyone. These are independent practice sets.

Daily completion on the same UTC day counts toward your local streak once. Historical replays do not backfill it. A round started before midnight stays on its original date.

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Privacy choices

Choosing not to use analytics does not change the game. Withdrawing stops future measurements; it does not remove data already sent.