Cosmillion
About Cosmillion
Seven Questions, One Rocket
Most trivia games reward you for knowing the obvious answer. Cosmillion takes a different approach. This free daily browser game gives you seven open-ended questions, but knowing the most popular answer won't get your rocket very far. Instead, you need to think of something that fits the question without being the first thing that comes to everyone else's mind.
Each day, every player gets the same seven prompts. You have just 25 seconds to enter one answer per question. It could be something simple like naming a fruit or a more unusual question about food people pretend to enjoy. Once you've submitted your answer, you can't change it, so don't spend too long debating between two choices.
The Unusual Answer Wins
Your score depends on how many other players give the same response. Pick something like Apple for a fruit question, and you'll probably land near the bottom. Think of Jabuticaba instead, and you have a better chance of earning a much higher score.
There are six possible scoring levels. Tourist answers bring 10 points, while Overthought gets 15 and Cadet earns 30. Astronaut answers are worth 60, Deep Space gives 85, and the rarest valid response reaches One in a Galaxy for 100 points. Across seven questions, you can collect up to 700 points.
Don't Waste Those 25 Seconds
The trick is to move past your first thought. Try a specific variety, an answer from another country, or something less familiar within the category. Still, being unusual isn't enough if your answer doesn't fit the question. When the timer is nearly finished, a valid answer is better than running out of time.
Check Your Flight Results
After the final question, Cosmillion shows how your answers ranked and how far your rocket travelled. You can compare your altitude with friends and keep a daily playing streak going. It's a fun little challenge for people who enjoy word games, unusual trivia, and finding answers that most players overlook.
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