Multiplayer rare-answer trivia
Play Krillion-style trivia with friends: everyone gets the same 7 questions, and the rarest thinker wins. Free, in the browser, no sign-up.
Play with friends
Make a room, send the link
Everyone gets the same 7 questions. Play on your own phones, whenever you like, then compare.
Free · no sign-up · rooms last 7 days
How it works
- Make a room. Pick the timer and tap Create. The room draws 7 questions from food, animals, geography, movies, sports and music.
- Send the link or the code. Drop it in your group chat. Friends open the link, or type the 6-letter code on this page.
- Everyone plays. Same questions, one answer each. Rare answers score up to 100; the most obvious ones score 10.
- Compare. See the scoreboard and, question by question, what everyone answered. Who went with Cheddar, and who said Stinking Bishop?
On your own? Play Unlimited for as many rounds as you like, or the Daily, where everyone in the world gets the same 7 questions each day.
FAQ
Can I play rare-answer trivia like Krillion with friends?
Yes. Make a room here and send your friends the link or the 6-letter room code. Everyone plays the same 7 questions, and at the end you see each player's score and what they answered for every question.
Do we have to play at the same time?
No. Each person plays on their own device whenever they like while the room is open. The scoreboard fills in as friends finish, so it works for a group chat, a family across time zones or a classroom.
Do my friends need an account or an app?
No. It runs in the browser on any phone or computer. Nobody signs up; each device just picks a name before playing.
How long does a room last, and how many people can join?
A room stays open for 7 days, then it and its scores are deleted. Up to 30 people can play in one room. Each device gets one score per room.
How is it scored?
The same as the rest of Think Rarer: name something that fits the category, and the fewer people who would say it, the more points you get, from 10 for the most common answer up to 100. Whoever made the room picks the timer, so it's the same for everyone.
Is this Krillion's multiplayer mode?
No. Think Rarer is an independent game with its own questions and answer data, and isn't affiliated with Krillion or its makers. 'Krillion-style' only means it's the same kind of rare-answer trivia.
Think Rarer is an independent game and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Krillion. No Krillion names, logos or questions are used in the game.