Krillion score guide: points, depth and a good result

Read the daily format first

Open the official daily dive and expand How to Play. On October 29 it showed seven shared prompts, 25 seconds per question and one daily attempt. Read the help before beginning an attempt if you only want to inspect the rules.

Convert points to depth

The displayed rule gives ten metres for each point. For example, 300 points corresponds to 3,000 metres; that example is arithmetic, not a recommended target. The help identifies 700 as the trench score.

What counts as a good score?

There is no verified fixed cutoff in the inspected instructions. Compare results for the same date and question set. A ranking among players and an answer’s rarity label describe different things; neither establishes a universal skill benchmark.

Diagnose the result

Check the accepted answer before judging its rarity, especially after autocorrection. See answer curation and Too Clever. Multiplayer uses its own lives and room settings; use the Party rules for that mode.

Why does a player count not explain my score?

A displayed number of other players choosing an answer is an observation about that result. The evidence reviewed for this guide does not establish a formula converting that count directly into a rarity label or point award. Keep the date, full prompt, accepted answer, label and score together when reporting a mismatch. Do not infer that zero other players must guarantee a particular label.

If the accepted name differs from what you typed, start with autocorrect and missing-answer checks before comparing scores.