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Rare answers & space
Cosmillion game
Cosmillion is a rare-answer word game where a rocket climbs higher the less obvious your answers are. This page explains how to play cosmillion, how scoring works and which strategy helps, so you can start with a plan.
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What is Cosmillion?
Cosmillion is a rare-answer word game where a rocket climbs higher the less obvious your answers are. Each launch gives you everyday prompts such as naming a fruit, and you type a valid answer before the timer runs out. It appears in Clueffy videos, which is why many people search for it by that connection.
A launch has 7 questions with 25 seconds each. The game shows an example of the idea: for the prompt Name a fruit, an obvious answer such as Apple scores +10 while a very unusual one such as Jabuticaba scores +100. Valid but unusual answers are what you are hunting for.
Cosmillion at a glance
| Style | Rare answers & space |
|---|---|
| Idea | Name an unusual answer to an everyday prompt. |
| Where to play | Embedded on this page |
| Made by | Its own independent developer |
| Cost to play | Free to start |
How to play Cosmillion
- Each round gives you an everyday prompt, such as a category to name something from.
- Type a valid answer before the 25-second timer ends. Example from the game: "Name a fruit" - Apple scores +10, Jabuticaba +100.
- Uncommon valid answers score higher and launch your rocket further.
Cosmillion strategy and tips
Go one level deeper than the obvious answer
The first answer that comes to mind is what most players type, so it scores least. Think of the category and ask what else belongs to it that fewer people would name: a regional item, a brand, a historical example or a technical term.
Use your own expertise
The rarest valid answers come from specialist knowledge. A cook knows odd ingredients, a gardener knows unusual plants, a traveller knows small countries and towns. Lean on what you know that others do not.
Never trade validity for rarity
An answer the game rejects scores nothing, so a safe uncommon answer beats a risky rare one that may be refused. Keep spelling simple and use the usual English name.
- Skip the first thing everyone thinks of; go one or two steps deeper in the category.
- A safe valid answer beats a rare answer that gets rejected.
- Think of sub-categories (brands, places, eras) to find less obvious answers fast.
Who is Cosmillion for?
Cosmillion suits anyone who enjoys short, replayable browser games in the rare answers & space style. A run takes only a few minutes, you do not need an account to try it, and the rules are simple enough to learn in a single attempt. It is a good game to play with friends: compare scores, argue about answers and see who spots the most unusual idea. If you first met it in a Clueffy video, this page gives you the context the video skips, including how scoring works and what to aim for.
Once you are comfortable, move to a different game in the same family to stretch the same skill in a new setting. Our Clueffy game guides compare all of them side by side, and the home page lets you search by what a game looks like if you forget a name.
Cosmillion FAQ
How do you play Cosmillion?
Read each prompt, type a valid answer within 25 seconds, and try to be less obvious than other players. Seven questions make up one launch.
What does rare mean in Cosmillion?
The rarer a valid answer is, the higher its score. In the game example, Apple scores +10 for Name a fruit while Jabuticaba scores +100.
Is there a daily Cosmillion?
The game presents a numbered daily launch, so there is a fresh set of prompts regularly. Check the official game for the current schedule.
Why was my Cosmillion answer rejected?
Answers must be valid for the prompt and recognised by the game. Check spelling and try the more standard name of the thing.
Is Cosmillion related to Krillion?
They play in a similar rare-answer style and both show up in Clueffy videos, but they are separate games with different themes.
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