Krillion Archive: Past Daily Dives

What is the Krillion archive

The Krillion archive is a dated list of past Krillion daily dives: each entry keeps that day’s seven prompts and a sheet of rare answers, so you can study how the game’s prompts work or catch up on a day you missed.

Krillion runs one shared dive per day, and the prompts change at midnight US Eastern time. Once a day is over, its prompts are hard to find again. This Krillion archive keeps them. A new entry is added automatically every day, and none are removed.

How to read a Krillion archive entry

Every archived Krillion page follows the same layout. At the top is the dive number and date: dive numbers count up by one each day, and Dive #114 fell on Nov 6, 2026. Below come the seven prompts in the order they were played. Under each prompt you will find our rare picks, which are valid answers we expect few players to type, followed by a struck-through list of the obvious and “too clever” answers that most of the school floats on. Some prompts also carry a wording-trap note, for example when a prompt says “one word only” or sets a minimum such as grams of protein. Those notes are often the most useful part, because the same kinds of rules come back again and again.

Because Krillion never publishes its own answer sheet, the picks are suggestions rather than official results. They are still a reliable way to study the game. The prompts are exactly the ones the game served that day, and the logic of what counts as rare does not change from day to day.

How to play past Krillion dives

On krillion.io, the Archive button under the daily opens Krillion’s own log of aired dailies. Some of those are part of Krillion’s unlockable content. To practise without the archive, pick a past dive here, set a 25-second timer per prompt and write your answers down before opening our picks. It is the same mental exercise as the real dive.

A good study routine takes about ten minutes. Open three archived Krillion dives from the same week. For each prompt, write down the first answer that comes to mind, then a second answer you think is rarer. Compare both with our lists. If your first answer keeps landing in the struck-through list, you have found your blind spot, and that is exactly the instinct to override in tomorrow’s dive.

Krillion scoring recap

In every Krillion dive, obvious answers float, “too clever” answers score modestly, deep cuts score well and the hand-picked Krillion gem scores most. Each point is 10 metres, and 700 points is a perfect dive. Reading several archived dives in a row is the fastest way to see what Krillion considers obvious.

Krillion archive vs the daily

The daily is a one-shot event shared by every player. The archive is for study. It is no help for today’s score unless you learn from it, but it shows recurring prompt styles: categories with a rule attached (“one word only”), number thresholds (“at least 8g of protein”), and prompts whose obvious answers hide a deep field of rare ones. For today’s dive, go to Krillion hints.

Tips to use the Krillion archive

1. Practise blind. Read a past prompt, answer in 25 seconds, then compare with the picks.
2. Collect wording traps. The same kinds of rules come back, and knowing them saves zero-point answers.
3. Notice the floaters. The answers we list as “skip these” repeat across categories: the most famous example is almost always crowded.
4. Pair with Unlimited. After a study session, play a few rounds of Krillion Unlimited to test yourself.