A prompt like "Name a fruit", and you type your answers.
A clock running down.
Rarer answers score more. Apple is easy; rambutan is worth a lot.
What Jinxed does differently
As many answers as you can. Not one answer per prompt: 30 seconds to brew every answer you can think of, each scored by how rare it is.
A daily, and then as much as you like. The Daily Brew is three prompts a day, the same for everyone. After each one you see how many of the day's players typed each of your answers ("only you!"), and it keeps your streak. After that, play as many games as you like, free: alone with bots in Quick Play, or with friends.
Everyone at once. In a room, everyone answers the same prompt at the same time.
Matching answers are jinxed. Give the same answer as someone else and you split its points. Think like the room and you lose; think around it and you win.
Built for a group, too. One player makes a room, up to 20 join with a four-letter code on their phones, and you play a few rounds together.
Packs. Classics for families, General, and themes from Animals to Music to Gaming.
Curses. Turn them on and a jinx can blur your answer box, turn it upside down or swap your keys for the rest of the round.
Krillion has its own party mode, Puffer Party: players take turns naming something in the category until someone runs dry. Jinxed is everyone at once, scored on rarity and jinxes. Different games, both worth playing.