The dive itself sits in the frame. Seven prompts. The obvious answer stays shallow.
This page frames the Krillion dive and nothing else from that site. Endless mode opens first, at the play screen their own homepage uses for the game. Daily dive is the same kind of frame with one shared run for the UTC day. The buttons above the frame swap those two addresses. They do not load a guide, a shop, or a second article.
A dive is seven prompts. Each prompt asks for one thing that fits the line on screen. The answer most people would shout still counts, and it pays the least. A less obvious answer that the game recognizes pays more. Depth follows the points. You are not rearranging letters on a grid, and you are not racing a car.
Daily dive is one set for everyone on that UTC date. Play it when you want the same seven prompts your friends saw. Endless mode drops the midnight lock. Finish a run and start another. The pool is large, and a prompt can return after the unseen ones have been used. Endless is practice and replay. Daily is the shared puzzle.
Waffle Games also keeps a separate board called Endless Dive. That one uses prompts stored on this site. The frame above does not. If you want the letter-swap grid after a dive, open today's Waffle.
Recognized answers sit on bands. The shallow band pays 10. The steps above it pay 30, 60, 85, and 100. Those bands are the game's own list, not a live poll of whoever is playing beside you. Each point is ten metres of depth, so a 100-point answer is 1,000 metres and a perfect seven is 7,000 metres.
Capital letters, extra spaces, and a leading "the" do not change a match. A word the list does not store can be replaced while the clock is moving. It does not subtract points you already banked. A timeout scores zero for that prompt only.
The first seconds are for the rule of the prompt, not for spelling. A capital is not every famous city. A constellation is not every shape people nickname in the sky. Say that limit once, then type a member that still fits.
The first word is usually the 10-point answer. It is legal. It is also the shallow end of the dive. If you want depth, discard it and name something specific that is still true. A made-up string is not a rare answer. The game has to recognize it.
A rejected guess stays on the same prompt. That is useful once. A string of half-typed rare names will run the bar out. After one miss, send a word you can finish. Six modest answers and one zero still beat seven blanks.
The dive is typed inside the frame. The buttons outside the frame only change which dive is loaded, or send the frame to fullscreen.
| Action | Where | Control |
|---|---|---|
| Start a run | Inside the frame | Begin Descent |
| Submit an answer | Inside the frame | Enter |
| Load endless mode | Above the frame | Endless |
| Load today's dive | Above the frame | Daily dive |
| Fill the screen | Above the frame | Fullscreen |