Old & past games
The Noillirk Archive
Every daily game since launch day (Tuesday, October 20, 2026), kept permanently: the prompts that were served, the answers that were banked, and a replay lane for every closed set. Old Noillirk games are this site's library — the crowd's history, written one midnight at a time.
Name a zombie movie · Name a type of sushi · Name an animated Disney movie · Name a movie starring Leonardo DiCaprio · Name a country that borders France · Name a famous space telescope · Name a primate
Gems of the day: Train to Busan, Chirashi, The Black Cauldron, The Aviator, Monaco, Gaia, Aye-aye.
Name a country with coasts on two oceans · Name a woodwind instrument · Name a type of turtle · Name a type of eagle · Name a gas in Earth's atmosphere · Name a type of nut · Name a famous soccer player
Gems of the day: South Africa, Bassoon, Leatherback turtle, Philippine eagle, Neon, Pine Nut, Johan Cruyff.
Why keep an archive at all?
Because a daily game without a memory is just a slot machine. The archive makes Noillirk studiable: you can watch the bank's crowd-shape repeat across days, learn which categories hide their gems deepest, settle "what was the answer on Tuesday" arguments with evidence, and re-dive any closed set in Replay with its published bank open beside you. Players ask constantly whether old games can still be played — the blog answers that in full — and the short version is: yes, as practice, forever; as scored dailies, never twice. That one rule is the whole sport.