The daily category game · Independent guide
Krillion guide:
play, learn & check answers.
Krillion gives you seven prompts, with 25 seconds to name one thing for each. Play at the official site, learn how points and depth work, or check a recorded dive below.
Find a recorded Krillion dive
Match the challenge number shown in your game with our Krillion answers archive. Each complete record includes seven prompts, checked answer examples, their tiers and points, and a clear distinction between answers we submitted and answers checked in the official reveal.
Latest record: Daily Dive #104. The entry states when we observed it. A recording date is not automatically the game’s calendar date, and a saved record may differ from a later update.
Looking for a previous puzzle? The official Archive controls access to past dives. The reviewed entry currently leads to a paid unlock. Our records are reading guides and do not unlock official play.
Learn the rules before spending your timer
How to play Krillion explains the seven-prompt flow, one-answer boundary, 25-second window and the difference between points and depth. It also covers an unrecognized-input check from our observed run, why aliases can produce unexpected matches, and a practical way to find a valid candidate before considering a less familiar one.
For more rounds, follow the official Krillion Unlimited entry. Its unlock conditions belong to the developer; our independent tools do not change them.
Understand the answer tiers and your final rating
Our Krillion rarity tiers guide separates the five answer filters seen in Dive #104 from the final whole-dive rating. It shows the points observed in those filters, explains what the creator’s FAQ says about familiarity data and curation, and distinguishes rarity from the player counts shown after a round.
A recognized answer need not score highly, and the highest-scoring gem is not selected on obscurity alone. Those details matter when comparing your result with somebody else’s score; the full explanation and source scope are on the tiers page.
Practise without revealing a Daily Dive
Use our Category Recall Lab to practise naming three distinct examples under a category boundary. It has eighteen independently authored prompts, optional timed rounds, and reference lists you can study afterwards.
The lab uses 10/15/20 breadth points for different accepted answers. These are our practice rules, separate from Krillion’s official answer sets and rarity scores.
Sources and editorial scope
Rules and mode links were checked against the official homepage, its expanded how-to panel, the results of Daily Dive #104 and the creator’s FAQ on October 28, 2026 (Beijing). Our articles identify which statements come from the developer, which were observed in this run, and which are advice to try.
Krillion is made by the developer known as kp. Quest Field Guide is an independent publication. For changes or omissions, report a correction; our editorial policy explains source checks.