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Field | Value |
Title | Noillirk |
Genre | Word, Trivia |
Game Modes | Single-player, Online Multiplayer |
Platforms | Web Browser (desktop and mobile) |
Controls | Keyboard; on-screen keyboard on phones |
Match Duration | 7 prompts, 15 seconds each |
Multiplayer | Live rooms of up to 30 players, or private rooms |
Added | Oct 19, 2026 |
In Noillirk, being right is not the goal. Being normal is. Each round shows a survey prompt such as “Name something people lose all the time”, and you have 15 seconds to type the answer you think most people would give. Keys, phone and glasses are all good guesses, but only one of them is the top answer, and that is the one that sends you flying.
Noillirk is a simple twist on trivia, which is exactly why it has become such a talking point: you are not testing what you know, you are testing how well you know everyone else.
A classic climb is seven prompts. Every accepted answer lifts a small krill on a bunch of balloons, starting from a pond on the forest floor and rising through the treetops, past skyscrapers and mountains, into the sky. How high you go depends on where your answer sits on the survey board, which is nine answers deep.
Tier | Points | Where your answer sits |
Sky High | 100 | The number one answer |
Jet Stream | 64 | Places two to four |
Cloud Nine | 32 | Places five to nine |
Kite | 16 | Off the board, but a few people said it |
Treetop | 8 | Hardly anyone said it |
Grounded | 4 | Nobody else said it |
A perfect climb of 700 points reaches 14 km. Answers that do not fit the prompt are simply turned away, and the only cost is the seconds you spent typing.
Endless mode keeps dealing prompts until your three balloons are gone. Only a miss pops one: letting the clock run out without an accepted answer, or passing. Any accepted answer keeps your balloons, and every Sky High answer wins a popped one back. This is the only way past 100 km, where the climb follows real distances to the Moon, the planets, the Sun, the stars and finally the edge of the observable universe, across 52 zones in total. Every altitude on the way is a real one, from airliners and weather balloons to the Moon at 384,400 km.
In multiplayer, live rooms hold up to 30 players, or you can open a private room for friends. Everyone answers the same prompt on the same 15-second clock, then sees all the answers and points side by side. Whoever has climbed highest after the last prompt wins. There is no host and nothing to sign up for, so a group can start a Noillirk room in seconds.
Is Noillirk free? Yes. There is no account, no download and no daily cap. Refresh for another seven prompts whenever you like.
Can I play on my phone? Yes. It runs in any modern browser on a phone or a computer.
What counts as a miss? Running out of time without an accepted answer, or passing. A rejected answer only costs time.
Krillion Game is the same idea turned upside down: there, the rarest answer scores highest, so you hunt for the answer nobody else would give. If you enjoy quick estimation and guessing, Size It Up is another good next stop.























