Infinite Krillion

Infinite vs. Unlimited

Infinite Krillion keeps adding one question at a time, rather than ending after ten. Choose timed or untimed play and any topic available in the bank. Submit an answer, read the feedback, then press Next question when you are ready.

Krillion Unlimited is the ten-question format: a fixed 1,000-point maximum, a complete result, and the option to continue with another set. Infinite is for longer practice where you choose when to stop.

Press Finish practice & review to end the current log immediately. An unanswered current question is recorded as skipped, or as a timeout if its deadline has passed. Each log holds up to 500 questions, after which a new log can be started. There is no daily attempt cap.

What does infinite mean here?

Attempts are repeatable, but the question bank is finite. Unseen questions are selected before the bank cycles. A topic with a small list will repeat sooner than mixed-topic play.

Compare averages, not just totals

Long sessions naturally accumulate more points. Infinite records compare average points per question after at least seven questions, with timed and untimed play kept separate. Depth is that average divided by 100, then multiplied by 7,000.

Is this connected to krillion.io?

No. Infinite Krillion on this site uses its own questions and ratings. For the publisher's games and account features, visit krillion.io. Learn the rules and scoring tiers before comparing results.