Noillirk FAQ

Noillirk is a survey guessing game: you see an open prompt (like “Name something people lose all the time”), type the answer most people would give within 15 seconds, and common answers earn more points than rare ones. Your points become altitude in a climb from a forest pond to the edge of space.

Six tiers: the #1 answer scores 100 points (Sky High), board ranks 2–4 score 64 (Jet Stream), ranks 5–9 score 32 (Cloud Nine), and familiar off-board answers score 16 (Kite). Every point adds 20 metres of altitude; a perfect 700-point climb reaches the jet stream at 14 km.

No. The boards on this site are editorial rankings built for a crowd-thinking challenge — they represent what ordinary people tend to say first, but they are not measured survey data or live vote counts.

Daily deals the same seven prompts to everyone using the UTC date and refreshes at midnight UTC (you may replay the set). Classic deals a fresh random set any time. Endless deals prompts until your three balloons are gone — only a pass or timeout pops a balloon, and each #1 answer wins one back.

Nothing is deducted — you can retry while the 15-second clock keeps running. Only a pass or a timeout scores zero (and in Endless, pops a balloon).

No. The 15-second clock is only a deadline. A correct common answer earns the same points whether you typed it in 3 seconds or 14.

In the atmosphere, each point is 20 metres, so a perfect climb tops out at 14 km. In Endless mode, the climb can continue past the Kármán line at 100 km into real space — the Moon, the planets, the Sun, nearby stars, the galactic centre, and out to 46.5 billion light-years, across 52 real-altitude zones.

Not on this site — this independent remake is single-player by design (pure static pages, no servers). For live multiplayer rooms of up to 30, play the original at playdaily.org/noillirk.

Yes, free — no account, no download, no install. The Daily climb refreshes at midnight UTC; Classic and Endless are unlimited.

No. Noillirk Daily Game is an independent, unofficial remake and fan resource, not affiliated with playdaily.org or the original creators. The original game, artwork and sound belong to Daily. See our Disclaimer for details.

Read our 9 tips — in short: say your first three answers, pick the most ordinary one, go generic instead of specific, and in Endless never let the clock die.

They are the same game in opposite directions — the names are each other reversed. Krillion scores the rarest answer; Noillirk scores the most common. Full comparison here.