How our guides come together
Each dated guide includes a source note. The initial picks come from publicly accessible official game resources. Where a source-assisted research play was completed, its actual result and acceptance limits are documented separately, with a screenshot. We do not claim unaided solves or community submissions that did not occur.
We write our own hints and limit each prompt to the highest two recorded rarity tiers, with no more than five picks in either tier. A guide is a snapshot of its source, not a live view of the game's current board.
Dates appear only when a guide exists. We do not fill missing archive days with invented prompts or promise that an unavailable day has been checked. Game rules and accepted answers can change; the official game makes the final scoring decision.
Where the information comes from
Daily pages link to the public source resources used for that exact guide. Our game comparisons and mode explanations also refer to these official pages:
- Krillion official game menu ↗
- Cosmillion official rules and All Access ↗
- Noillirk official game and scoring ↗
- Noillirk official rules ↗
- Farflung official game FAQ ↗
- Farflung official rules ↗
What “rarest” means here
We select a few answers from the highest two source tiers, rather than publish a complete answer board. Scores refer to the recorded game data. Accepted spellings, prompt wording, and tiers may change; the official game is the final authority.
Dates you can trust
Krillion and Cosmillion have different daily resets. Each guide keeps the date assigned by its own game. Missing archive dates stay unavailable until a sourced guide exists.
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Independent by design
Rarest Answers is not affiliated with the developers of the games featured here. Our illustrations and hints are original. Game names identify their respective products. All play, accounts, purchases, and final scores are handled on the official websites.