Where to Play Noillirk: The Official Game, and How to Spot a Copy

Noillirk is made by Daily, the team that makes Krillion, and there is one official place to play it: playdaily.org/noillirk. It is free, it runs in your browser, and you do not need an account. The game launched in late September 2026, and its first daily climb went out on 27 September.

In mid-October the name started trending, and within days it had been taken on several other web addresses. Those sites are not ours. We did not make them, we do not run them, and we have no arrangement with any of them. Some build their own version of the game under the name, with different rules. This guide explains how to check which Noillirk you are playing.

All of Daily's games live on one site, playdaily.org, and Noillirk's page is playdaily.org/noillirk. The address bar is the quickest check there is. If the address is anything else, including a web address with Noillirk in its name, it is not the game we make.

The real game says so on its own screen. Under the title on the start screen it reads Play today at playdaily.org/noillirk, the same line sits at the foot of the screen through every prompt, and every result you share ends with a link to playdaily.org/noillirk.

We have not released a Noillirk app for the App Store or Google Play, and there is nothing to download. If something asks you to install Noillirk, it did not come from us.

1. The address. playdaily.org/noillirk, with Daily's logo and the word Noillirk in the bar at the top of the page.
2. The krill. A small pink krill hanging from a bunch of balloons. It is the krill from Krillion, which is where the name comes from: Noillirk is Krillion spelled backwards.
3. The forest pond. Every climb starts at a pond on the forest floor, and your score is an altitude: ten metres of climb for every point.
4. Seven prompts, fifteen seconds each. A classic or daily climb is 7 survey prompts with a 15-second clock and a 3-second count-in before each one. A game of ten prompts, or one with a thirty-second clock, is somebody else's game.
5. Six tiers with sky names. Grounded, Treetop, Kite, Cloud Nine, Jet Stream and Sky High, worth 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 and 100 points. Only the survey's single number one answer is Sky High. Our guide to how to play Noillirk explains each one.
6. A board of nine. Each prompt's board ranks nine answers: the top one, the next three, then five more. It is not a top ten.
7. Climb Together. Live multiplayer rooms for up to 30 players, private rooms on a six-digit code, and a shop paid for in feathers. Here is how the multiplayer works.

A game name that suddenly trends is worth a lot to anyone who can rank for it, and short names are cheap to register. That is not new: plenty of popular browser games have gone through the same thing. The trouble for players is that a copy can look close enough to pass at a glance while working differently underneath, and anything you build up there, a best score, a name, an account, has nothing to do with the game you thought you were playing.

• Your progress. Signed in with a free Daily account, your best climbs and today's daily record follow you from phone to laptop. They live on playdaily.org and nowhere else.
• Your feathers and avatars. Every metre you climb earns a feather to spend in the Noillirk shop. No other site can give you feathers or sell you our avatars. Here is how the shop works.
• The real crowd. The live rooms, the leaderboard, and the graph at the end of a climb that shows how you did against everyone who answered the same prompts all come from Noillirk's own players.
• Krillion. Noillirk's twin, where the rarest answer wins, is on the same site and works with the same account. The two are compared in Krillion vs Noillirk.

Only ever sign in to Daily on playdaily.org. We will never ask you to sign in, pay or install anything on another website. If a site that calls itself Noillirk asks for your email and password, or for payment details, close the tab.

Noillirk itself is free. Feathers are earned by climbing, not bought, and nothing in the game asks for a card.

• Bookmark it. Save playdaily.org/noillirk, or on a phone use your browser's Add to Home Screen, so it opens like an app.
• Check the search result. Look for the result that reads Noillirk - Daily Games with playdaily.org under it.
• Follow a friend's result. Every shared Noillirk result ends with playdaily.org/noillirk.
• Start from Krillion. Krillion's start screen has a way across to Noillirk.

If you find a site claiming to be the official Noillirk, or claiming to be made by Daily, tell us at support@playdaily.org. A link and a screenshot help.

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