Noillirk is a relaxed guessing game that asks you to think like most people. For each question posed about ordinary daily life, your task is to guess the answer that the majority would give. The more accurate your guess, the higher you rise.
With each round comes a survey question and 15 seconds to give one answer. Think of the experiences that people regularly have, preferences they commonly share, and situations they face before entering your answer. Your answer will be compared with nine common answers to receive your reward for how well you guess.
The points you earn will help you climb higher on your way up from a pond at the bottom of a forest. Climbing higher with more points will mean reaching the forest canopy, then the open air, and finally approaching the end of the universe.
Answering question number one of the survey is the best way for you to move high up, while the rest of the answers in the top nine give you fewer points. If very few people answer a question, you won’t climb any higher. It takes 700 points to climb to 14 kilometers high.
Getting good results in Noillirk is about knowing what is commonly thought of as an answer, not about being technically correct. So, if you are required to mention something that is often lost, then try keys or phones, for instance. Sometimes the most obvious answers can beat the clever ones.
Incorrect answers are not accepted; however, there is no point penalty for incorrect responses besides the time you spend typing them. There is no restriction on daily play either; thus, you can always practice and learn how other people think.