Noillirk

Noillirk is a free browser survey game where the most common answer wins. Type what most people would say and lift your krill into the sky on balloons.

Playing Noillirk Round by Round

Every round shows a survey prompt, such as “Name something people lose all the time.” You get 20 seconds to type one answer, and the closer it lands to the crowd favorite, the higher you climb.

• Classic and Daily climbs both run 7 prompts
• Daily gives every player the same set and resets at midnight UTC
• Endless starts you with 3 balloons, and only a miss or a pass pops one
• Multiplayer rooms seat up to 30 players on the same prompt and clock

Features That Set Noillirk Apart

• 69 zones, from a forest pond to the edge of the observable universe
• Endless mode keeps going through invented universes, up to 10^100 light years
• No account, no download, and it runs on phones and computers
• A reversed twist on Krillion, where the most common answer scores highest
• A shop where feathers buy avatars and emotes

How Points Turn Into Altitude

Your score depends on where your answer sits on the survey board of nine.

A perfect run of 700 points reaches 14 km. An answer the game rejects costs you nothing except the seconds you spent typing it.

Habits That Raise Your Climb

• Answer for the crowd, not for yourself. The clever reply usually earns the fewest points.
• Pick the general word. “Keys” will beat “car keys” almost every time.
• Trust the first word that comes to mind. With only 20 seconds, other players are likely to type it too.
• When two answers feel tied, choose the one anyone would blurt out without thinking.
• Go for the top spot. Sky High pays 100, while Jet Stream pays 64, so a bold guess is worth the risk.
• In Endless, always submit something valid. Any accepted answer keeps your balloons, and a Sky High answer wins one back.
• Practice in Classic, which has no daily limit, before you use your Daily attempt.
• Watch how the same prompts reward common words, then carry that instinct into Noillirk multiplayer rooms.

Where to Start Your First Climb

The best part of Noillirk is how little it asks of you. The rules fit in one sentence, a round takes a few minutes, and nothing needs to be installed or paid for. Yet the skill underneath is real, because reading what a crowd will say is harder than it sounds, and your results improve the more you play.

Begin with a Classic run to get a feel for how common answers behave. Once your instincts sharpen, try the Daily climb and compare your altitude with other players on the same prompts. Then take it to a multiplayer room, where seeing everyone’s answers side by side is half the fun. If you want a longer challenge, Endless mode is waiting with a ceiling that sits far beyond the sky, and every extra balloon you protect takes you somewhere new.