Krillion

Krillion Replay: Play Any Past Dive Again

The official daily challenge moves to a new dive each day, so a missed date is no longer the current daily challenge. Here you can choose an available past date and give its categories another try. Replay uses independently rewritten prompts, researched answer pools and separate scores.

Pick a date and replay it

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The most recent available date is selected by default. Choose a date below or in the game, then press Begin Descent.

How replay works

  1. Choose an available date to load that past dive’s prepared prompts.
  2. Submit your own answers. Accepted answers earn points and add depth; an unrecognized answer lets you retry while the clock runs.
  3. Finish the dive or use Surface & Settle, then open Review Your Answers. Compare your submissions with the selected facts in the dated record.

Each date saves its own unfinished session on this device. Return to that date and press Resume Descent to continue. Scores use independently assigned familiarity judgments, rather than measured official answer frequencies; see the scoring rules.

Which past dives can you replay

The playable sets currently run from October 2, 2026 through October 30, 2026. The date list contains only sets with a prepared answer pool.

New replay sets are added after their prompts and answers have been prepared and checked. There is no fixed daily publication time yet. The newest available set appears first, and a missing date may not have a playable set even if its reveal has been published.

Why replay a past dive instead of waiting for tomorrow

Give a difficult dive another try

A disappointing first answer can leave you wondering what else you could have chosen. A replay returns you to the same dated categories so you can try another approach. Keep a reliable example in mind, read the qualifiers carefully and see whether a different choice works.

Compare your answers across attempts

Your recall can change after a conversation, a new fact or a night’s sleep. Note your first set of answers, replay the date and compare what you remember next. Use the same replay scoring system for that comparison, since these scores do not reproduce an official result.

Revisit a category after its explanation

Some categories become clearer only after you see an example that fits. Reading the dated record can help you understand a definition or spot a qualifier you missed. On a second attempt, try another example of your own; recognizing a revealed answer and recalling a new one are different exercises.

Study the day first, then replay it

Open the dated reveal, choose a date and review its selected answers and recorded scores. For example, the October 2, 2026 reveal provides source-linked facts for that date. These records contain spoilers and selected examples, not complete answer lists.

Return here, choose the matching available date and test your own answers. If you prefer an unaided attempt, replay first and read the reveal afterwards.

Replay FAQ

Is Krillion Replay free?

Yes. Every past dive available on this page is free to play, with no sign-up, purchase or paid unlock.

Which dates can I replay?

You can replay the prepared dates listed here, from October 2, 2026 through October 30, 2026. New dates appear after their prompt sets and answer pools have been prepared and checked. A dated reveal alone does not mean its replay is ready.

Is a replay the same as that day’s daily dive?

Each set follows the categories recorded for that date, with independently rewritten prompts and researched answers. The answer pool may be incomplete, and the scores are independently assigned rather than official player-frequency scores.

Does replaying change my official Krillion record?

No. Replays here are independent sessions. This site is not connected to your official account, so your official score and streak are unaffected.

Can I see the answers before I replay a day?

Yes. The dated reveal pages show selected source-linked answers and their recorded scores. They are not complete acceptance lists. Read the record first to study the categories, or replay first if you want to avoid those spoilers.

How is replay different from the homepage game?

The homepage game is a continuous session with a separate mixed question bank and no daily cap. Replay is tied to a specific date: choose an available day and play its prepared prompt set again.

Why would I replay a dive I already played?

Try a different first answer, compare the answers you remember on a second attempt, or revisit a category you understood only after seeing its explanation. A repeat attempt lets you explore those choices with the same replay rules.