Daily
“The same 7 prompts for everyone, 15 seconds each, one try a day”
Each Daily is numbered (“The Daily Climb #23” on October 19, 2026). Everyone gets the same seven prompts, so it is the mode to compare with friends.
The most common answer wins
Read a survey prompt, type what most people would say, and ride your balloons higher. Play the original by Daily right here, then use the guide below to climb further.
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Play on playdaily.org ↗Noillirk at a glance
Noillirk is a free browser survey game made by Daily. Each prompt names a category, such as “Name something people lose all the time”, and you have 15 seconds to type the answer you think most people would give. The more common your answer, the higher your balloons climb.
The name is “Krillion” spelled backwards, and so is the goal: in Krillion the rarest answer wins; in Noillirk the most common one does. Other sites run their own games under the same name with different rules; everything here describes Daily’s original.
Rules in 30 seconds
Each round is one survey prompt, like “Name something people lose all the time”. You get 15 seconds to type a single answer.
Only the board’s #1 answer is worth the full 100. The rest of its top 9 lift you less, and an answer nobody else gives barely lifts you.
Points become altitude: from a pond on the forest floor up through the canopy into the sky. 700 points over 7 prompts is a perfect 14 km climb.
Pick a climb on the start screen
“The same 7 prompts for everyone, 15 seconds each, one try a day”
Each Daily is numbered (“The Daily Climb #23” on October 19, 2026). Everyone gets the same seven prompts, so it is the mode to compare with friends.
“7 prompts, 15 seconds each, the more common your answer the higher you climb”
No daily cap: refresh for another seven prompts drawn from thousands. A perfect climb is 700 points and 14 km.
“Prompts until your balloons are gone, 15 seconds each, only a miss pops one”
You start with 3 balloons. A miss (time runs out without an accepted answer, or you pass) pops one; any accepted answer keeps them; every Sky High answer wins a popped one back. Only Endless climbs past 100 km into space, through 52 zones.
How to play & score higher
The six tiers on an altimeter, a climb calculator, and the routine for finding the #1 answer in 15 seconds.
Read the guide → Reverse KrillionNoillirk vs Krillion
Same idea, opposite goal: Krillion pays for the rarest answer, Noillirk for the most common. What changes in how you play.
Compare them →Questions
Noillirk was made by Daily (playdaily.org), which calls it its own invention: Krillion turned upside down. The game on this page loads from Daily’s site. This guide is an unofficial fan site.
Several other sites run their own games under the Noillirk name, with different prompt counts, timers and scoring (for example ten prompts at 30 seconds). This guide only covers the original by Daily: 7 prompts, 15 seconds each, six tiers from 4 to 100 points.
It is free, with no account and no download. Classic and Endless have no daily cap; the Daily climb is one try a day.
Yes. It runs in any modern browser on a phone or a computer. On a phone, the on-screen keyboard takes part of the screen, so tap Big screen or open the original in a new tab if the frame feels cramped.
Yes. Choose Play multiplayer on the start screen to join a live room (up to 30 players) or open a private room and share its 6-digit code. Everyone answers the same prompt on the same 15-second clock. For a no-room comparison, play the same Daily climb and compare scores.
Not always. Browsers keep a framed game’s storage separate from the same site opened directly, so best scores saved here may not show up on playdaily.org. If one record matters to you, play on playdaily.org directly.
Rules checked against the original game on October 19, 2026.