Use a closed collection
A question must have an enumerable answer set. “A planet in our Solar System” means eight planets; “a famous place in space” has no comparable boundary and would not qualify.
About / Editorial record
About Krillion Game.
Krillion Game is an independent English-language trivia game built around documented closed collections, fixed editorial scores, and a short daily format. This page explains what we check before a question reaches a dive.
Independent identity
Our own game,
our own material.
Krillion Game is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an official version of any similarly named game, website, or creator. Its code, artwork, writing, and question bank are independently made.
How questions are made
A prompt needs a checkable edge.
We write the set before writing the challenge. That lets a player tell what counts from the prompt, then inspect the answer list after the question.
Document the boundary
Each set records a supporting source and a note when an exclusion could surprise someone. A prompt about Australia’s states, for example, excludes territories. Feedback links the reference for that set.
Check answer forms
We add recorded alternatives when they clearly name the same entry. In the ICAO spelling alphabet question, “Juliet” is accepted for the canonical “Juliett”; it does not create another answer.
Set an editorial tier
Every accepted answer has a fixed point tier for gameplay. These scores do not come from player submissions and do not claim to measure popularity, general knowledge, or player behaviour.
Help improve the bank
Found a question to review?
Send the exact prompt, the answer you expected, why you think it fits the stated set, and an authoritative reference if available. We can then check the boundary, spelling or recorded alias and correct the entry if needed. Please leave out passwords and other sensitive information.
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