Odd Answer — the Rare-Answer Trivia Game
Seven prompts, 25 seconds each. Any correct answer counts — but the rarer it is, the deeper you dive. The obvious answer is worth 10; the one-in-a-krillion answer is worth 100. Send a challenge link and let friends play the same prompts.
How to play
- 1Answer seven prompts
Each round deals prompts like "Name a fruit" or "Name a country in Africa". One correct answer each, 25 seconds on the clock.
- 2Go deep, not obvious
"Banana" shares the point with half the world. A correct answer few others would name scores up to 100 — the best possible round is 700.
- 3Read the crowd
After every prompt you see the most common answers as a bar chart — study what everyone else said to sharpen your next round.
- 4Challenge friends
Finish a round and grab the challenge link — friends play the exact same seven prompts on one shared leaderboard, in any time zone.
Dive deeper
Skip your first idea
The whole game punishes the obvious — the correct-but-forgotten answer is always the better shot.
Spelling is forgiving
Capital letters, accents, plurals and small typos all count — don’t self-censor a rare answer over spelling fear.
No daily ration
There’s no one-a-day limit — a new round deals fresh prompts immediately.
Wrong answers don’t sink you
A rejected guess only costs clock time — keep typing until something valid lands.
FAQ
Is the Odd Answer game free?
Yes — it plays free in the browser with no account or download. The endless rare-answer game above is free too; the official Odd Answer runs on its own site.
Is Odd Answer the same as Krillion?
Odd Answer is an independent game inspired by Krillion’s rare-answer format, not affiliated with it — think of it as an endless take on the same idea with a shareable challenge link.
Can I play Odd Answer with friends?
Yes — the official game’s signature feature is the challenge link: one URL plays the same seven prompts for everyone on a shared leaderboard.
What’s the highest possible score?
Seven perfect answers at 100 each — a 700-point round.