Krillion Archive

Krillion Archive is a collection of previously available Krillion trivia games that can be played outside the current Daily Dive. Instead of receiving only the questions assigned to the present day, players can choose older numbered games and complete them in any order. There is no story, character progression, or traditional campaign. Each archived game keeps the same basic Krillion structure: seven questions, one typed answer per question, and scoring based on how rare the submitted answer is.

Choosing an Archived Game

The archive is organized as numbered games that remain available after their original release. A player can select one of these sets and start directly from the first question. Every question describes a closed group of possible answers, such as countries, films, sports teams, characters, or other factual categories. The goal is not simply to enter a correct response, but to think of a valid answer that fewer other players are likely to choose.

Questions and Scoring

Each archived game follows the same rules as a regular Krillion session:

• seven questions are included in one game;
• each question has a short preview before answering begins;
• the player has 25 seconds to type one valid answer;
• there are no multiple-choice options;
• rarer correct answers receive more points;
• every point is converted into 10 metres of depth;
• the maximum result for one game is 700 points, or 7,000 metres.

Answers are divided into six rarity tiers. Common responses receive the lowest score, while answers that few players submit can reach the Krillion tier and award 100 points. An incorrect answer, an answer outside the accepted set, or failing to submit before the timer ends gives zero points for that question. The next question then begins automatically.

Playing Through the Archive

Krillion Archive does not use levels with increasing difficulty. Each numbered game is an independent seven-question set, so players can move through the archive in any order. The questions can cover different subjects rather than following one continuous theme.

To play, the user selects an archived game, reads each category, enters one valid response within the time limit, and continues through all seven questions. At the end, the scores are combined into a final depth. The archive therefore works as a way to replay the same rarity-based trivia format across many older question sets without depending on the current Daily Dive.