About streakdle — unofficial Krillion Unlimited

What streakdle is

streakdle is a single-game site. One page, one game, one round at a time: seven open-ended prompts, 25 seconds each, one answer per prompt, and the answers nobody else gave are the ones that pay. When a round ends you can start the next one immediately.

The site is deliberately small. There is no list of two hundred games, no sign-up wall and no pop-up asking for your email. The game is on the front page and the front page is the game.

Why the game runs here instead of linking out

We looked at what a search for this game turns up and found the same page over and over: a screenshot, a two-sentence description, and a button that sends you to krillion.io. Nothing wrong with that, but it means the thing you asked for — the game — is always one click further away than it should be.

The official site also blocks being embedded in another page, so a page that frames it would just show you an error. So we built our own round with the same rules and put it on the page: press play, the round loads in place, start answering. No tab juggling.

How a round works

• Seven prompts, drawn from a pool on this site.
• 25 seconds per prompt, one answer, locked when you submit it.
• Running out of time or skipping scores zero for that prompt.
• At the end you get a total out of 700. A perfect round needs seven answers nobody else gave.

The interesting part is not knowing the answer — there usually isn't a single correct one. The interesting part is guessing what everyone else will answer, and then deliberately not saying that. "A country" is worth almost nothing. The one country nobody thinks of is worth everything.

How the score is calculated here

Each prompt's tally counts how many players on this site gave each answer. Your score for a prompt is built from that share: an answer everyone gave scores near zero, and an answer only you gave scores close to the maximum.

This is not the official Krillion rarity number. The official game scores answers against a dataset built from how often words and names actually appear in real-world text, with language-model assistance and human review where that dataset can't decide. Ours only knows about the people who played here. Early on that is a tiny sample, so almost any answer looks rare and high scores are easy. As more people play, the numbers get more honest. When there are only a few dozen rounds on record, treat a 690 as "nobody else has been here yet", not as a skill badge.

What this site does not have

No multiplayer, no live rooms, no 1v1. The official game's own FAQ says multiplayer is planned "eventually" — it is not out — so it would be strange for an unofficial version to claim it. If you see a page promising Krillion live rooms or head-to-head play, that page is making it up.

There is also no account and no download. Your scores sit on a leaderboard under a nickname you choose, and that is the whole persistence story.

The original game

The game this site is about is Krillion, made by a solo developer and published at krillion.io. It started getting real search interest in mid-2026 and has its own daily format, extra modes and a store. Go and play the original too — it is the reason any of this exists, and its rarity data is the real thing.

streakdle is an independent fan project. We are not affiliated with krillion.io or its developer, we do not speak for them, and we do not host their code.

Who runs this

One person, the same person answering in the comment box. The game, the prompts and the words on this page are all written here.

• Read the privacy policy to see exactly what is stored when you play.
• Read the terms if you want the rules in writing.
• Questions, bugs, or something to say: the contact page.

Or skip all of it and play a round — that is what the site is for.