Start the Daily
Open the player, then press its launch button to begin the seven daily prompts.

Click inside the player to type, then use LAUNCH or Enter to submit. Daily play is free; Unlimited, the archive, and themed packs are optional All Access features sold by the provider. Open the original game page.
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Open the player, then press its launch button to begin the seven daily prompts.
Read the whole category and enter one answer that fits before the 25-second clock ends.
Send the answer using Enter or the in-game LAUNCH button; confirm a suggested spelling if the game asks.
Read your rank and points, then use CLIMB or Enter to move to the next prompt.
Cosmillion is a daily word and trivia game built around a simple question: can you name something that fits a category but would not be everyone’s first answer? Each day gives players the same seven prompts. You type a response instead of selecting an option from a list. Accepted answers earn points according to their rarity on the game’s answer board, and those points send a small rocket upward from the ocean floor toward space.
The Daily is free to play in a browser without creating an account or downloading an application. Start with Play Now on this page, then use the launch button inside the player. The game is hosted by Cosmillion.com, which supplies the prompts, answer checking, and results. This page brings that player together with controls and a guide, while the original game remains available through the source links below.
A Daily launch contains seven category prompts, with twenty-five seconds to answer each one. Read the whole prompt before choosing a response: the aim is an unusual answer that still satisfies the category. Click the answer field, type your choice, and press Enter or the in-game LAUNCH button. After the result appears, read the rank and points and use CLIMB or Enter to continue. Keep keyboard focus inside the player when using these shortcuts.
The provider accepts spelling variants, plurals, and accents, and close typing mistakes can produce a spelling suggestion for you to confirm. That makes the confirmation worth reading before proceeding. If a response is not accepted, check both its wording and its fit with the prompt. The provider records rejected answers to identify gaps in its boards, so rejection alone should not be read as proof that an idea could never fit the category.
The published scoring table has six accepted-answer ranks: Tourist earns 10 points, Overthought 15, Cadet 30, Astronaut 60, Deep Space 85, and One in a Galaxy 100. Seven top-ranked answers add up to 700 points. These are the game’s own categories for the answers on a prompt’s board. Treat the reveal as feedback about that board rather than as a published count of how many people submitted your answer today.
Your running total changes the rocket’s height and surroundings. The source describes a journey from underwater through the sky and into space, passing familiar destinations such as the Moon and Mars. The scoring idea stays consistent throughout: an accepted rare answer contributes more than a common one. For example, Service Fee earned the Tourist rank and ten points on a hidden-fee prompt. Use examples to understand the scoring; choose an answer that fits the prompt in your own Daily.
The daily set is free, with one logged launch a day and no account needed for that play. The provider says a new seven-prompt set arrives at midnight India Standard Time. Because that reset follows IST, your local date and clock may differ from the game’s schedule. Check the dated launch shown in the player rather than assuming a new set appears at midnight wherever you live.
All Access is an optional one-time purchase from the provider that adds unlimited launches, the archive, and themed packs. Those buttons are visible in the game, but their presence does not mean every mode is included in free Daily play. Buying All Access requires an account, according to the provider’s privacy page. Any purchase and entitlement are handled by the provider; this page does not sell or unlock those features. Check its current offer before choosing to buy.
Use the clock to balance validity with originality. One useful approach is to think of a familiar example, then look for a less obvious member of the same category. Before submitting, check the restriction again: a rare answer is useful only if it fits. The official fruit example contrasts a familiar apple with a less commonly named jabuticaba. It illustrates the objective without making obscurity alone a substitute for a valid response.
Read the result before moving on. A low accepted score still tells you that the board recognized your answer; a higher rank tells you how that particular choice was valued. Keep comparisons within the same seven-prompt set when discussing scores with friends. For a different activity afterward, Noillirk asks for familiar answers, while ROTETRA offers a rotating block puzzle. Their linked pages explain their separate rules; neither supplies additional Cosmillion prompts.
After finishing a launch, the provider offers a challenge link so a friend can play the same seven prompts for free and compare the result. This is an asynchronous challenge: you can send the link after your own run, and the other person can play later. Its privacy page says the shared result contains a score, colored squares, and a link, without the individual answers. Use the game’s own sharing controls and review the result before sending it.
The provider says streaks, scores, the logbook, and settings are stored in your browser. Clearing that site’s data deletes those local records, and a different browser or an embedded visit may not share the same storage. Cosmillion also collects gameplay and usage analytics, including submitted answers; browser-local progress does not mean every interaction stays on the device. Read its privacy page for details. The linked game is externally hosted, so its availability, account features, and question bank remain under the provider’s control.
Yes. The Daily is free without sign-up or a download. Unlimited launches, the archive, and themed packs are optional paid All Access features.
There are seven Daily prompts, with 25 seconds to answer each one.
The maximum is 700 points: seven answers worth 100 points each. Common accepted answers start at 10 points.
The provider says new prompts arrive at midnight India Standard Time, which may differ from midnight in your location.
Yes. The provider describes phone and computer browser support. Tap the answer field to type; browser storage settings can affect saved progress.
Yes. A completed launch can produce a challenge link that lets a friend play the same seven prompts for free without signing up.
It accepts spelling variants, plurals, and accents. Close typos can produce a suggested spelling that you must confirm.
Game information and controls checked on October 30, 2026. This is an independent game page.
Cosmillion and its source artwork belong to their respective owners. This independent ScritchyScratchy page embeds the game hosted at Cosmillion.com and links to its rules and privacy information.
Hosted Daily player, rank overview, and mode selection.
Seven prompts, timer, six scoring ranks, reset time, and All Access scope.
Challenge links and free access to the same seven prompts.
Local progress, gameplay analytics, accounts, purchases, and sharing.