Krillion Recorded answers
5,834 recorded answers
How to approach it
Start by compiling a long, unfiltered list rather than settling on the first title that comes to mind, sweeping across tabletop boxes, card and dice games, wargames, arcade machines, computer releases, mobile puzzles and party games. For every candidate, locate the numeral precisely: it may open the title, appear as a written word, an ordinal, a year-like string or a quantity attached to a subtitle. Then apply the exclusions strictly, dropping anything that is merely the second or later instalment of an existing property and anything whose only change is a three-dimensional label. Once the list is clean, rank by rarity, since well-known titles are safe but cheap while odd imports, small-press simulations and forgotten budget software carry the real value. Submit the rarest title you can defend.
Get a hint
Cast your memory across every shelf and screen you can picture, because the numbered titles that score live in tabletop boxes, cabinets, cartridges and app stores alike.
A little more
Pin down where the digit sits — a leading numeral, a written word, an ordinal, a year-like string or a count bundled with a subtitle — and confirm it belongs to the base name, not to a follow-up.
One step further
Rarity drives the payout, so ignore the crowded multi-entry franchises and reach for imports, short print runs, budget releases and one-off curiosities that few players could name.
Reveal answers 5,834
- PachisiOne in a Krillion100points
- -Making*Lovers- First BlushDeep Cut85points
- .45 Parabellum BloodhoundDeep Cut85points
- '65: Squad-Level Combat in the Jungles of VietnamDeep Cut85points
- '85 Afghanistan: Graveyard of EmpiresDeep Cut85points
- '90s Super GPDeep Cut85points
- '96 Flag RallyDeep Cut85points
- '99: The Last WarDeep Cut85points
- 'CA' Tactical Naval Warfare in the Pacific, 1941-45Deep Cut85points
- 'Wacht am Rhein': The Battle of the Bulge, 16 Dec 44 – 2 Jan 45Deep Cut85points
- "Scratch One Flat Top!"Deep Cut85points
- [Chilla's Art] Shinkansen 0 | 新幹線 0号Deep Cut85points
- 0 A.D.Deep Cut85points
- 0 Day Attack on EarthDeep Cut85points
- 0-100 VitDeep Cut85points
- 007 James Bond: Live and Let DieDeep Cut85points
- 007 James Bond: The Man with the Golden GunDeep Cut85points
- 007 LegendsDeep Cut85points
- 007 RacingDeep Cut85points
- 007: Agent Under FireDeep Cut85points
- 007: Licence to KillDeep Cut85points
- 007: Quantum of SolaceDeep Cut85points
- 007: The World is Not EnoughDeep Cut85points
- 007: Tomorrow Never DiesDeep Cut85points
- 02 Hundred Hours: Night Raids in World War IIDeep Cut85points
- 0D Beat DropDeep Cut85points
- 0h h1Deep Cut85points
- 0h n0Deep Cut85points
- 1 A.M. JailbreakDeep Cut85points
- 1 CAR D: Stock Car Racing GameDeep Cut85points
- 1 On 1 GovernmentDeep Cut85points
- 1 Pic 1 WordDeep Cut85points
- 1 Screen PlatformerDeep Cut85points
- 1 Stein + Co.Deep Cut85points
- 1 to 50Deep Cut85points
- 1-0 Soccer ManagerDeep Cut85points
- 1-2-3 OYDeep Cut85points
- 1-4-24Deep Cut85points
- 1-bit NinjaDeep Cut85points
- 1,000 Places to See Before You DieDeep Cut85points
- 1,2,3! Now you see me...Deep Cut85points
- 1%: A Game of Strategic ChanceDeep Cut85points
- 10 Card RegretsDeep Cut85points
- 10 Days in AfricaDeep Cut85points
- 10 Days in AsiaDeep Cut85points
- 10 Days in EuropeDeep Cut85points
- 10 Days in the AmericasDeep Cut85points
- 10 Days in the National ParksDeep Cut85points
- 10 Days in the USADeep Cut85points
- 10 Days Under the SeaDeep Cut85points
Why these answers count
The reveal's top band of roughly six thousand entries consists almost entirely of titles nobody would volunteer quickly: obscure wargames, imported curiosities and forgotten budget software. Only one answer, Pachisi, reached 100 points, and it is a traditional board game whose connection to a number is etymological rather than printed on the box, which explains why so few players produced it. The bulk of the band, among them 0 A.D. and 10 Days in Europe, settled at 85, the ceiling for an answer that is rare without being a true outlier. Just 198 answers across the whole top band fell to 60, meaning those titles were familiar enough to be shared by a sizeable group. That shape shows the scoring rewards surprise above all: a much-loved numbered sports or shooting franchise is easy to recall, so thousands recall it and the payout collapses. A title that demands genuine digging pays precisely because the pool of people able to produce it is tiny.