Noillirk Scoring Guide: Every Tier and Point Value

Noillirk turns answer popularity into points and altitude. Every accepted answer lands in one of six tiers. The closer it is to the crowd's number-one response, the higher it lifts you.

Noillirk point values

| Tier | Board position | Points | | ---------- | -------------- | -----: | | Sky High | #1 answer | 100 | | Jet Stream | #2–4 | 64 | | Cloud Nine | #5–9 | 32 | | Kite | #10 | 16 | | Treetop | #11 | 8 | | Grounded | #12 | 4 |

A classic climb contains seven prompts, so seven Sky High answers produce the verified perfect score of 700 points. In the game's altitude display, that corresponds to 14 km.

Does answering faster earn more points?

No. The timer is a deadline, not a speed bonus. An accepted answer submitted with one second left is scored by its survey position in the same way as an answer submitted immediately.

Speed still matters indirectly: if time expires before the game accepts an answer, the round produces no useful lift. The practical goal is to use enough of the 15 seconds to choose a common answer without overthinking it.

What happens when an answer is rejected?

The game can turn away an answer that does not fit the prompt. You may try another while time remains. A rejected answer costs the seconds spent typing it, so shorter and more general wording is safer.

Why do some plausible answers score low?

Noillirk measures popularity, not factual correctness. A perfectly valid but unusual answer can be Grounded because almost nobody else chose it. A plain response can reach Sky High because it is the first answer that occurs to the largest group.

Important accuracy note

Some third-party pages describe ten questions, round multipliers, or different point values. Those claims do not match the current seven-prompt, six-tier version displayed by Daily Games. This page intentionally documents the live game rather than copying conflicting guides.

Next steps

• Play Noillirk and see the board
• Use the 15-second crowd-thinking strategy
• Read the complete beginner's guide

Source

Scoring values and the seven-prompt format were verified against Noillirk on Daily Games on October 19, 2026.