Minecraft Krillion
The Krillion rare-answer quiz with nothing but Minecraft prompts. Seven questions per dive, 25 seconds each, and the answers almost nobody types are the ones that score deepest.
How a dive works
- 1Read the prompt
One Minecraft prompt at a time — a mob, a block, a biome, a structure, an update, an enchantment.
- 2Answer in 25 seconds
Type one correct answer. Small typos are forgiven — the game asks you to confirm what it matched.
- 3Go rare
The fewer players who gave your answer, the deeper it scores — up to "One in a Krillion" for 100 points.
- 4Dive again
No daily cap. Each dive deals seven fresh prompts and skips the ones you just played.
Scoring tiers
Every accepted answer lands in one of six tiers. A perfect 7-prompt dive is 700 points.
| Tier | Points | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Plankton | 10 | The answer nearly everyone types first |
| Too Clever | 15 | Feels unusual but is actually common |
| Schooler | 30 | Solid knowledge, known without being automatic |
| Rare | 60 | An answer few players think of |
| Deep Cut | 85 | For players who really know the game |
| One in a Krillion | 100 | The answer almost nobody gives |
How to score deeper
Skip your first idea
Your instant answer is everyone's instant answer — Creeper, zombie, dirt. Spend a few seconds reaching for something specific.
Stay inside the prompt
A rare answer that doesn't actually fit scores zero — worse than Plankton. Correctness always beats obscurity.
Remember old names
Renamed biomes and removed mobs count: Roofed Forest, Extreme Hills, the Giant and the Illusioner all score deep.
Use all your Minecraft knowledge
Prompts draw on mobs, items, blocks, crafting, biomes, the Nether and End, enchantments, commands, and old versions.
FAQ
Is Minecraft Krillion free?
Yes — free in the browser with unlimited dives and no account needed.
Is it an official Minecraft game?
No — it's a fan-made trivia game inspired by the viral Krillion format, not affiliated with Mojang.
Do I need Minecraft installed?
No. The quiz runs entirely in the browser — no download, no add-on.
What does a perfect score look like?
Seven One-in-a-Krillion answers for 700 points. Above ~400 is already a strong dive.