Games like Krillion: 7 rare-answer and crowd trivia games

Krillion made a simple idea popular: name something in a category, and score by how few other people thought of it. If you want more of that, or the opposite, these are the games worth trying, with what each one does differently.

GameYou score for
KrillionRare answers
Think RarerRare answers
MoonshotBoth
NoillirkCommon answers
Think CommonCommon answers
Anything GridPopularity tiers
FactleRanking the top 5
  1. 1. Krillion

    Rare answers

    The daily game that started the trend: 7 open prompts, about 25 seconds each, the same set for everyone. The fewer players who give your answer, the deeper your krill sinks through an illustrated ocean. It also has an archive, themed packs and an unlimited mode.

    Visit Krillion ↗
  2. 2. Think Rarer

    OursRare answers

    Our take on the rare-answer idea, with unlimited rounds as the main mode, a daily set, and six categories you can play on their own. Every answer cracks open a geode; after each question you can see the most common answers and where yours ranked.

    Play Think Rarer
  3. 3. Moonshot

    Both

    A space-themed daily game built around missions. For each category you name three common answers and then three rare ones, so it rewards both reading the crowd and avoiding it.

    Visit Moonshot ↗
  4. 4. Noillirk

    Common answers

    Krillion spelled backwards, and played backwards: 10 daily questions where you try to give the answer most people give. It has an unlimited mode, a daily leaderboard, an archive and a choice of themes.

    Visit Noillirk ↗
  5. 5. Think Common

    OursCommon answers

    The reverse mode of Think Rarer: same questions, but the most obvious answer scores 100. Free, unlimited rounds, no sign-up.

    Play Think Common
  6. 6. Anything Grid

    Popularity tiers

    A daily 3×3 grid where each answer has to fit both its row and its column category. Each answer is scored by how many Wikipedia page views it got that month, from hidden gems up to things everyone knows.

    Visit Anything Grid ↗
  7. 7. Factle

    Ranking the top 5

    A daily ranking puzzle from Front Office Sports: put the top five of a list in the right order, with five tries and right-spot / wrong-spot hints.

    Visit Factle ↗

How to pick

  • Want the same feeling with no daily limit: Think Rarer Unlimited.
  • Want to compete with friends on one shared set: Krillion's daily dive or the Think Rarer Daily.
  • Want to read the crowd instead of beating it: Noillirk or Think Common.
  • Want a mix of both: Moonshot.

FAQ

What kind of game is Krillion?

A daily rare-answer trivia game: you get open prompts like 'name a cheese' and score more the fewer other players give the same answer.

Is there a free unlimited game like Krillion?

Yes. Think Rarer's main mode is unlimited: every round is 7 new questions, free and with no sign-up. Its Daily mode gives everyone the same 7 questions.

What's the opposite of Krillion?

Games where the most common answer wins, like Noillirk or Think Common. Moonshot mixes both: three common answers and three rare ones per category.

Is Think Rarer made by the Krillion team?

No. Think Rarer is independent and not affiliated with Krillion.

Think Rarer is an independent game and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Krillion, Noillirk, Moonshot, Anything Grid, Factle or any other game listed here. Names belong to their owners. Descriptions are based on playing each game in October 2026 and may change.