Noillirk Crowd 100

Crowd 100 turns popular answers into a crowd on your tile. Your goal is to collect 2,500 points and pull all 100 people toward you. Play Now starts the standard 10-prompt run immediately.

Play Crowd 100

Ten prompts, 30 seconds each

The standard daily variant selects 10 prompts using your device's local date. Your first completed run saves that day's score and advances your streak. Replaying the same date uses the same sequence in practice mode, without changing your daily record. The date stays fixed if a run finishes after midnight; the next day's board becomes available at local midnight.

Each prompt has a category and one answer box. Think of a common response, type it, and press Enter. The timer pauses for the answer reveal, so you can read the top five before starting the next prompt. My records keeps the last 30 completed runs in this browser. Shared result tiles do not reveal answers, and their link opens the same challenge.

Later rounds are worth more

The best-ranked answer earns 100 base points, followed by 75 for ranks #2–3, 50 for #4–5, and 25 for #6–10. Other recognized answers earn 10; missing or unrecognized answers earn zero.

Multipliers rise from ×1 in rounds 1–2 to ×2 in rounds 3–5, ×3 in rounds 6–8, and ×4 in rounds 9–10. A perfect ten-round run earns 2,600 points. The crowd display stops at 100 people, but your score still records all points.

Try Unlimited for a longer run

The Unlimited button on the homepage starts a 20-prompt run. Despite the name, each run has a fixed end after 20 prompts. The first ten rounds use the standard multipliers, and rounds 11–20 return to ×1. You can start another run from the results page.

A simple approach

Prefer a familiar answer that fits the prompt. Submit one specific answer instead of a list. If your answer is not recognized, read the revealed board; its rankings come from the game's curated list, not current player votes.

Use the final results to compare your answer with the top answer for each question. For shorter timers and an altitude-based score, try Sky Climb.

Independent fan-made edition. Not affiliated with Daily or the original Noillirk. Answer rankings are editorial estimates.