Games Like Krillion
If you like Krillion's mix of quick prompts, a ticking clock and the thrill of a rare answer, these daily puzzle and trivia games scratch a similar itch. All links go to the official sites. We are not affiliated with any of them.
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Krillion
The original daily dive. Every day brings a fresh set of seven open prompts, and your answers are scored by how rare they are. This site exists to give you more practice between daily sessions.
More daily and trivia games
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Wordle
The five-letter word puzzle that started the daily-game habit. Six guesses, colour-coded feedback and a shareable result grid.
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Connections
Sort sixteen words into four hidden groups. The categories range from straightforward to sneaky.
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Strands
A themed word search where you find hidden words that follow a clue, plus a spanning word that crosses the grid.
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The Mini Crossword
A small daily crossword that takes a couple of minutes, ideal for a quick break.
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Spelling Bee
Build as many words as you can from seven letters, always using the centre letter. Look for the pangram.
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Globle
Guess a mystery country on a 3D globe. Each guess is coloured by how close it is to the target.
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Worldle
Identify a country from its outline. Distance and direction hints help you narrow it down.
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Tradle
Guess the country from a treemap of what it exports. Great for economics and geography fans.
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Framed
Guess the film from a handful of still frames, with more frames revealed after each miss.
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Sporcle
A huge library of timed quizzes where you recall as many answers as you can. Many lists will feel familiar if you like rare-answer games.
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Anything Grid
Fill a grid with answers that satisfy both a row and a column category. A new puzzle arrives every day.
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GuessTen
Try to name the top ten entries in a category with a limited number of guesses.
Want unlimited rounds?
Daily games are great habits, but they end quickly. Unlimited Krillion is a free fan-made practice game with original prompts, so you can keep diving as long as you like. Try the Endless Descent for a survival twist, or drill a subject with the topic packs.