Noillirk: The Most-Common-Answer Game, Now Crowdict

What is Noillirk

Noillirk is a free daily guessing game in which the most common valid answer wins. The name is “Krillion” backwards, and the game is its mirror image.

Noillirk appeared in mid-October 2026 as a reverse version of Krillion. Every prompt names a category, say “a capital city in Europe”, and accepts many correct answers, but the more people would give your answer, the more points it scores. The original tabletop stage shows a crowd of 100 little figures; every 25 points you earn pulls one of them over to stand on your answer.

In November 2026 the team renamed Noillirk to Crowdict and is moving players there. Crowdict keeps Noillirk’s game as its “Crowd” mode, adds a “Rare” mode for Krillion-style play, and keeps the same account system. noillirk.com still works, which is why people still search for it, and why this page explains both.

How to play Noillirk

1. Open the game above or at noillirk.com and press Play for today’s ten prompts.
2. Read the Noillirk prompt and type the answer you think most people would give. You have 30 seconds.
3. See where your answer lands on the board, how many points it scored and how many of the 100 people joined you.
4. Repeat for all ten prompts, then share your result or send a challenge link to friends.

For the full walkthrough with every band and multiplier, read our Noillirk how-to-play guide.

Noillirk scoring

Every Noillirk prompt has a board: an estimate made in advance of how 100 people would answer, ranked from #1 down to #10. Where your guess sits on the board decides its band:

• #1 Answer (#1 on the board): 100 points
• Runner-up (#2–#3): 75 points
• Top 5 (#4–#5): 50 points
• Top 10 (#6–#10): 25 points
• Off the Board (any other accepted answer): 10 points

Later Noillirk questions are multiplied: ×1 for questions 1–2, ×2 for 3–5, ×3 for 6–8 and ×4 for 9–10, so a perfect Daily of ten #1 Answers is 2,500 points and pulls all 100 people. On the Sky Climb stage the same points lift a krill on balloons instead, up to 14.0 km for a perfect run.

Noillirk vs the daily on Crowdict

If you play Noillirk today, you are playing the same Daily as Crowdict’s Crowd mode, with the same prompts and the same scoring. What changes on Crowdict is the extras. You get a Rare mode on the same prompts, a live Party mode for 2–10 players, private rooms, topic-based Unlimited, and leaderboards that keep Crowd and Rare apart.

And Noillirk vs Krillion is the real contrast. Krillion rewards the answer almost nobody gives, over 7 prompts of 25 seconds. Noillirk rewards the answer almost everybody gives, over 10 prompts of 30 seconds. Our Krillion vs Noillirk page puts them side by side.

Tips to score higher in Noillirk

1. Trust the first answer that pops into your head. In Noillirk, the instinctive answer is usually the crowd’s answer. Overthinking is how you end up Off the Board.
2. Think “American adult on a sofa”. The boards reflect a general audience, so pick the household-name answer over the expert one.
3. Go broad when the prompt is broad. For “an animal that lays eggs”, the crowd says chicken. Our records show 77.7% of players did on Crowdict’s Daily of November 5, 2026.
4. Protect your last two questions. At ×4, a #1 Answer in question 9 or 10 is worth 400 points. Slow down and pick the safest popular answer there.
5. Check the real crowd data. Our Noillirk hints page shows the actual top five answers for every prompt of the latest Daily. It is the fastest way to calibrate what “common” really means.