Rarity, inverted
Opposite of Krillion
Searching for the “opposite of Krillion” usually means one thing: a word game where the most common answer wins instead of the rarest. That game is Noillirk — and it also hosts an official mode with almost that exact name.
The one-sentence version
Krillion rewards the answer nobody else gave. Noillirk rewards the answer everybody gave. Same shape of game, inverted scoring — which changes every decision you make at the keyboard.
What actually flips
Where the name comes from
Noillirk runs an official mode at playdaily.org/noillirk, alongside its own Krillion-style mode. Both are operated by Noillirk on Noillirk’s site. They are not separate products, not third-party clones, and not affiliated with Krillion.
If you see a different domain offering an “opposite of Krillion” game, check whether it is one of the 7-question, 25-second imitations. Those copies are not official, and this site does not link to them.
Play it on the official site
The game is free to play at playdaily.org/noillirk. Rules and availability can change there; this page is a guide, not a mirror.