Agree on a question count
Both Krillion modes on LudyPlay are single-player. To play a friendly challenge, share the Custom Question Count page and agree on a count before anyone starts. Seven is the default and works well for a first comparison. Pick 14 or 21 for a longer challenge. The selector allows multiples of seven up to 168. Agree to play the full count and decide whether each player gets one attempt or a rematch.
Start separate dives
Each person opens the mode on their own device, chooses the agreed count above the play button, and starts a new dive. If the game resumes an earlier run, use Choose another question count from the game menu to start fresh. You get a three-second preview and 25 seconds to answer each prompt. Starting together is optional. The questions are shuffled for each run, so you may see different prompts and categories.
Copy your result and compare points
Finish the agreed number of questions, then select Copy result in the actions below your score on the results screen. Paste the result into your group chat. It includes the mode, question count and total points. Line up results with the same mode and count, then compare totals. For example, 240 points beats 210 in two completed seven-question dives. Treat this as a friendly challenge because the question draws can differ. If someone stopped early, keep their result separate and agree on a fresh round.
Compare answers after everyone finishes
Scroll below the results actions and open a question in the answer review. The row shows your recorded answer and its points. Expand it to see the other accepted answers and their values. Share a screenshot or type the prompt, your answer and its points in the chat. Compare matching prompts by wording because round numbers can differ. If nobody drew the same prompt, each person can share one surprising high-scoring answer.
Open a real-time room in Puffer Party
For a shared room, open Puffer Party on the original Krillion site. Its players take turns passing the puffer while a hidden timer runs for the room. That format suits a group that wants everyone in the same round. Use the solo challenge above when players need to finish on their own schedules and compare afterward.
Krillion multiplayer FAQ
- Can friends join my LudyPlay dive?
- Each LudyPlay dive belongs to one player. Share the mode page so friends can start their own runs, or use Puffer Party for a shared room.
- Does Copy result share my answers?
- It copies a summary. To share answers, open the review after the dive and send the specific prompt and answer yourself.
- Can I compare an Unlimited run with a seven-question dive?
- Use the same mode and number of answered questions when comparing raw totals. The simplest setup is a fixed seven-question Custom Question Count run for everyone.