Score Calculator
Picture your best possible dive before you play it. Tap a rarity tier for each of the 7 prompts and watch your total score, depth, and ocean zone update live.
Total score
70 / 700 pts
Depth
700 m
Depth zone
Twilight Zone
10% of a perfect dive
Prompt 1
Prompt 2
Prompt 3
Prompt 4
Prompt 5
Prompt 6
Prompt 7
e.g. “Krillion Daily score: 340 pts · 3,400 m · Midnight Zone”
The math, in one line
Every point is 10 meters of descent — so 10 points takes you to 100 m, 100 points to 1,000 m, and a perfect 700-point dive drops you all the way to 7,000 m, past the floor of the real ocean's Hadal Zone. Pick a tier per prompt, the points add up, and the depth follows.
To see where each tier sits and why rare answers are worth more, read how scoring works. Want to check a specific answer instead of a tier? The answer checker tells you which tier any answer lands in.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is a Krillion Daily score calculated?
Each of the 7 prompts in a dive is worth up to 100 points, depending on the rarity tier your answer lands in: 100 for One in a Krillion, 85 for Deep Cut, 60 for Rare, 30 for Schooler, 15 for Too Clever, and 10 for Plankton. Add them up — a perfect dive is 700 points.
What do the meters mean?
Every point sinks you 10 meters deeper. A 300-point dive takes you to 3,000 meters, right into the Midnight Zone. The depth is just a fun way to visualize your score against the ocean's real zones.
What score do I need to reach the Hadal Zone?
The Hadal Zone starts at 6,000 meters, which takes 600 points — an average of about 85 per prompt. That means mostly Deep Cuts and Krillions, with no misses. It's a great score.
Does the calculator change my real score?
No — it's a practice tool only. It estimates what a set of tiers would add up to. Your real score only comes from playing the daily dive and having your actual answers scored against the bank.