KRILLION— MUSIC —

MUSIC

Find your next deep cut.

9 chapters · 7 questions · 25 seconds per answer

0 / 9 chapters charted

3 of 9 chapters open. Launch begins with two records; another opens each day at 00:00 Beijing time (UTC+8).

NOW PLAYING · CHAPTER 1

First Notes

Familiar instruments, voices, bands, songs, and studio discoveries.

How Music works

  1. 1
    Name one answer

    A singer, song, instrument, or another name that fits.

  2. 2
    Find a deep cut

    Valid answers earn 10–100 points. Rarity is editorial.

  3. 3
    Complete your record

    Finish seven tracks, save your best, and explore the next chapter.

NINE CHAPTERS · 63 OPEN-ANSWER PROMPTS

How to play Krillion Music

Music is a focused Krillion world. Explore instruments, artists, bands, songs, and world music. Questions are in English. Nine fixed chapters turn that subject into a replayable 63-question path with the same open-answer rarity system as the Daily Dive.

What the nine chapters cover

Music launches with two chapters. One more opens each day at 00:00 Beijing time (UTC+8), until all nine records are available. Completing an open chapter does not unlock future records early.

One accurate answer in 25 seconds

A round previews its category, then opens a 25-second answer window. Type one example that genuinely belongs. There are no multiple-choice buttons and no advantage to adding several guesses. A concise, precise answer is easier for the validator to recognize and keeps the challenge focused on recall.

Rarity scoring inside one subject

Recognized answers move through six editorial rarity tiers. Familiar examples score near the surface; less expected but defensible examples can reach deeper water. The tiers are game judgments rather than population statistics. Obscurity never replaces correctness, and the catalog can be corrected when a valid response is missing.

Replay chapters and keep progress locally

Complete all seven rounds to save a chapter and replay any open record. The Encore finale celebrates all nine completed chapters, not only the currently open selection. Collection progress is saved in this browser; clearing site data or changing devices can remove it. Eligible ranked attempts use the separate Music leaderboard.

What the nine chapters cover

  1. First NotesFamiliar instruments, voices, bands, songs, and studio discoveries.
  2. Instrument IslandStrings, percussion, winds, and the instruments people play around the world.
  3. On the RadioPop voices, vocal groups, and singers behind the songs on the radio.
  4. Band WavesRock bands and the singers, drummers, and bass players behind their sound.
  5. The SongbookName a song from a clearly identified artist or band. No lyric recall needed.
  6. World SoundsExplore artists from different music cultures, languages, and places.
  7. Screen & StageMusicals, movie songs, opera, and the people who bring them to life.
  8. Rhythm CurrentsFrom dance and hip-hop to jazz, blues, country, and classic rock albums.
  9. One More SongFamiliar songs with a clear title clue: love, colors, animals, cities, or numbers.