Krillion Score Calculator
Enter the rarity tier you hit in each of the 7 rounds and get your total score, dive depth (1 point = 10 meters), tier mix, and the ocean zone your dive reached.
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The depth zones your score maps to
| Zone | Depth | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Sunlight Zone | 0–<200 m | 0–19 points — plankton country |
| Twilight Zone | 200–<1,000 m | 20–99 points — warming up |
| Midnight Zone | 1,000–<4,000 m | 100–399 points — a solid dive |
| Abyssal Zone | 4,000–<6,000 m | 400–599 points |
| Hadal Zone | 6,000–7,000 m | 600–700 points |
Playing today's dive first? Play at krillion.io, then check today's answers to see exactly which tier each of your answers earned — or warm up with spoiler-free hints. Unsure what a tier badge means? The rarity tier guide explains all six; and to sharpen your instincts with real past rosters, try practice mode.
Frequently asked questions
How is a Krillion score calculated?
Each of the 7 rounds scores by answer rarity: Plankton 10, Too Clever 15, Schooler 30, Rare 60, Deep Cut 85, or One in a Krillion 100 points (an invalid or missed answer scores 0). Your daily score is the sum, out of a maximum of 700.
How do Krillion points convert to depth?
Exactly 1 point = 10 meters of dive depth. A perfect 700-point dive reaches 7,000 meters — the hadal zone, the deepest part of the ocean. A total of 100–599 points lands in the midnight or abyssal zones.
What is a good Krillion score?
There is no verified player percentile benchmark here. Seven Rare answers score 420 points (4,200 m); 300 points average about 42.9 per round, below Rare. In this calculator, 400–599 points are abyssal and 600–700 are hadal. A perfect 700 requires seven 100-point answers, where the recorded prompts allow them.