Krillion Archive | Look Back at Past Daily Dives
The daily dive resets every day, but nothing is actually gone for good, which honestly took me a second to realize. Krillion keeps an official archive where you can browse past days' prompts and see how the game has changed over time, and I've found it's the single best practice tool when you're stuck waiting for tomorrow.
What's in the archive
The archive is a list of previous daily dives, accessible from the main Krillion menu at krillion.io/archive, and each entry holds the prompts from that day. Since every player gets the same seven prompts, the archive is the same for everyone, a shared history of the game. It's useful for a few things: reviewing prompts you missed when you skipped a day, studying how answer categories repeat so you recognize patterns in new prompts, and practicing rare answer instincts against old prompts with no timer pressure, and stuff like that.
Use the archive to get better
Replaying old prompts is one of the best ways to train the habit from the answers guide, moving past your first and second responses into genuinely uncommon answers. Because old prompts aren't timed, you can sit with them and test how deep you can actually go. When a similar category shows up in the daily dive, the instinct is already there, and that's the whole point really.
Why the archive matters for understanding rarity
Looking through past prompts also makes the scoring rules concrete. You'll see which prompts can be scored mechanically against a familiarity database and which ones need a human pass, because the two feel different. Prompts about real world frequency tend to reward specific, obscure but real answers, while prompts that can't be reduced to a number reward a different kind of judgment, sort of a feel thing.