About Little Fun Games.

We make browser puzzles for a few minutes of curious play. This first edition is an independent uncommon-answer trivia game, inspired by the category-quiz format.

Independence and attribution

Krillion is the name of the original game at krillion.io. Little Fun Games is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by its creator. We use the name to describe the game visitors are looking for and clearly identify our independent edition. Our interface, prompts and answer lists are our own.

Our question bank

Our current practice library has 24 bounded categories and 414 accepted answers. We replaced small answer sets with broader categories. Daily sets move through a fixed deck from October 7, avoiding overlap between consecutive days; October 6 and existing saved games retain the launch library. Classic rounds and new unlimited challenges use the current library. Prompts repeat over time. The archive starts October 6, 2026. We do not reproduce official daily puzzles or claim access to the official answer database.

Editorial scoring

Accepted answers receive 10, 30, 60 or 100 points. These tiers are editorial choices about familiarity for game play. For an English-language audience, our editor groups familiar examples (10), less immediate examples (30), specialist answers (60), and deep cuts (100). These judgments can be debated: they are not measured response frequencies or a claim that one answer is objectively rarer. The same answer always receives the same points within a question and edition. A score of zero means skipped or timed out.

Your data

Game progress, completed answers, scores and timer preferences are stored in localStorage on this browser. They are not synced to an account or sent to an application database. Up to 100 completed sessions are retained. We do not add advertising or analytics scripts in this edition.

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