Currently in the spotlight is Noillirk, a unique, vertically-oriented survival trivia game! "Normal" is the key to the stars around here.
Noillirk gives you real-world survey questions and challenges you to select the answer most people would think of first, all within a 15-second time limit. If you answer too eccentrically or obscurely, you’ll be stranded on the ground.

In each round, your answer is compared against a hidden popularity ranking. Your score acts as a propulsion force, lifting you to different heights:
Peak: The #1 most popular answer.
Jet Thrust: A highly common answer.
Cloud Nine: A fairly popular answer.
Kite: An average, moderately common answer.
Treetop: An uncommon answer.
Ground Level: A rare or unique answer.
Climb Classic: 7 questions, 15 seconds each. A quickfire task. The higher your score the higher you will fly. You can fly over the forest, to the sky or even higher.
Endless Mode: A survival journey where you start with 3 balloons. If time runs out or you fail to provide a valid answer, a balloon pops. Providing valid answers keeps you climbing, and landing a "Peak" answer can even restore a lost balloon. This is the only mode that allows you to break through the atmosphere, fly past the Moon and other planets, and reach the farthest reaches of the universe.
Multiplayer: Compete against up to 30 other players in public rooms, or create a private room to play with your friends. Everyone tackles the same question within the same time limit; once the round ends, all answers are revealed to determine who best understands the "crowd."
The game is completely free to play, with no limits on the number of rounds, and runs on any modern web browser. There are no complex movement mechanics—victory depends entirely on how quickly you can think and type.
On PC: Type your answer using your keyboard and press Enter to submit. Use your mouse to navigate menus and adjust settings (such as language or sound).
On Mobile: Tap the input field to bring up the on-screen keyboard, type your answer, and hit the submit button.
Think like the crowd, not like an individual; the first, most "common" word that pops into your head is usually your strongest bet.
Choose broad, general terms rather than overly specific or niche ones.
If you’re torn between two options, go with the one that a child or an elderly person would be most likely to say.
Answers involving wordplay, hidden meanings, or overly academic language almost always earn the lowest scores.
Protecting your balloon is the top priority. It is better to provide a safe, middle-of-the-road answer than to risk running out of time while searching for the "perfect" one.
Can you come up with the most popular answers and conquer Noillirk?