Looking for a hockey
game like Krillion?

The rare-answer idea, on the ice

If what you enjoy about games like Krillion is reaching past your first obvious answer, ThinkPuck gives that habit a hockey focus. Every prompt asks for an answer that meets a condition. An accepted but less familiar pick can earn a higher rarity tier and a deeper descent.

The questions cover all-time NHL players, team connections, draft paths, player traits, and career achievements. You type your own answer instead of choosing from a list. It is a knowledge challenge rather than a hockey action simulation or a fantasy-team manager.

What you get in ThinkPuck

• Seven prompts each day: everyone plays the same shared set.
• A short thinking window: three seconds to read, then 25 seconds to answer.
• Six hockey rarity tiers: from Empty Net to Hockey Sicko, worth 10 to 100 points.
• A daily finish to compare: actual scores and a spoiler-free result to share with friends.
• Browser play: free on phone or desktop, with no signup or installation.

A separate, independent game

ThinkPuck is not an official Krillion hockey edition and is not affiliated with Krillion, the NHL, or the NHLPA. It has its own hockey question bank, familiarity-based scoring, and daily schedule. The comparison describes the type of experience, not shared ownership or an endorsement.

Start with the rules, then take your shot

Read how to play if you are new to open-answer trivia. For the difference between rarity points and your ranking among players, see scoring and sources. A completed daily attempt is locked, with a new set at midnight Pacific.