Name a place. The more obscure your answer, the deeper your worm digs.
Noillirk
What is Noillirk?
Noillirk is a free daily game that asks you to guess what most people would say. Each day brings ten prompts, and you have 30 seconds per prompt to type any answer that fits the category.

Perfect little 30-second bursts of guessing that fit a commute or a coffee break, with no sign-up getting in the way.

A clever twist on trivia that rewards crowd-reading over raw knowledge, though its scoring depth hinges entirely on the quality of its estimated boards.
How to play Noillirk
For each prompt — such as “Name a capital city in Europe” — you type an answer of your own. Scoring is based not on correctness alone but on how many people would give the same response. The most common answer is worth the most points; a valid but unusual answer still scores something, but far less. Each prompt has an estimated board of how 100 people would respond, with the top five shown as tiles. Your figurine hops to your answer, and more of the table’s 100 people “join you” when you pick a common answer. Two presentation modes are available: the “sky climb,” where points lift a trio of ba
Tips & strategy
- The first idea that comes to mind is often everyone’s — go with the obvious answer rather than the clever one.
- Every accepted guess scores something, so a quick answer is never wasted, but the #1 answer is worth ten times an off-the-board one.
- Use the Unlimited practice mode to get a feel for how the boards are estimated before tackling the daily set.
Frequently asked questions
Is Noillirk free?
Yes. Noillirk is free, requires no account, and has nothing to install.
How many prompts are in a daily game?
Each daily game has ten prompts, with 30 seconds per prompt. New questions appear at midnight.
What extras are included?
Noillirk includes a playable archive of past days, challenge links for sharing, and an Unlimited practice mode for extra runs at any time.
What devices does it work on?
It works with a mouse and keyboard on desktop, and on a phone with the on-screen keyboard open.
Where to play
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