Xenigma Frequently Asked Questions

Xenigma is a 90-second browser aim game on X1. Players identify and hit requested targets, submit a final score and compete on a best-score leaderboard. XNT is used for displayed gameplay fees, faucet balances and conditional rewards.

Begin with the How to Play guide, create or load the browser wallet, export the private key, check the live fee and faucet, and only then start a round. Never fund a wallet whose private key you have not saved.

No separate game download is required. Xenigma runs in a supported browser. The built-in wallet flow also does not require a browser-wallet extension.

Xenigma supports mouse or finger-style controls. Browser, device, screen and connection performance can differ, so test the interface and wallet controls before entering a paid round.

The gameplay flow is associated with an X1 wallet, and a nickname can be saved through the interface. Wallet control depends on the private key rather than a normal password-reset system.

An active round lasts 90 seconds. The timer and score are shown in the game interface.

Move the weapon with a mouse or finger. The laser trail fires automatically, so the main challenge is directing it toward the currently requested target.

A correct requested target adds one point. Hitting a wrong target removes one point. Accuracy therefore matters as much as speed.

No. Xenigma uses your best valid score in the current cycle to determine leaderboard rank. Playing more rounds only improves your rank if one produces a higher best score.

The final score is submitted to the Xenigma server. If successfully recorded, it is compared with your existing best score for the active cycle.

Do not assume a permanent amount. The current fee is displayed in the live game interface and should be checked before every round.

Use the Create / Load Wallet control on the game page. After creating a wallet, export its private key and store it securely before receiving faucet XNT, depositing XNT or playing.

The private key controls the wallet and its XNT. Anyone who obtains it may control the wallet, while losing it can permanently remove your ability to access that wallet.

No. Xenigma cannot recover or reset a lost private key. This is why exporting and safely storing it is a required first step.

You can load the wallet using its private key. Only enter the key into a trusted Xenigma session, never send it to another person, and avoid exposing it through screenshots or shared devices.

Locally stored wallet or game settings may be removed. Export the private key before clearing browser storage, changing browsers, reinstalling software or moving to another device.

Not necessarily. Faucet XNT may be available. Check the live faucet status and current gameplay fee before deciding whether any additional XNT is needed.

Use the cooldown and availability currently displayed by the faucet button. The amount, timing and availability can change and should not be hard-coded from an older guide.

The live game currently describes the top 30% of ranked players as the eligible group when a reward distribution is offered. Eligibility still depends on the current rules and successful distribution.

No. Rewards are conditional competitive or promotional distributions. A paid round, high score, qualifying rank or displayed vault balance does not guarantee payment.

The game displays a countdown. When it reaches zero, the current-cycle distribution control can become available according to the live state.

The current interface states that any player can click the enabled distribution control after the timer reaches zero. The transaction must still process successfully.

Rank 7/7 is the separate rolling seven-cycle leaderboard and distribution control displayed by Xenigma. Check its live counter, vault and availability rather than assuming a fixed calendar schedule.

Successfully distributed XNT goes to the X1 wallet associated with the player. The wallet private key is therefore essential for accessing any received XNT.

Xenigma uses the X1 mainnet and XNT. X1 provides the wallet and public transaction layer used for relevant XNT activity.

No. Aiming and score calculation happen through the browser game, and the final score is submitted to the Xenigma server. X1 handles relevant wallet and XNT transactions rather than every shot.

Successfully submitted public X1 transactions can be checked using the X1 mainnet explorer. Browser actions and server leaderboard records are not blockchain transactions.

It combines ordinary skill gameplay with an X1 wallet, XNT gameplay access and conditional XNT distributions. The game and transaction layers have distinct roles.

Confirm that a wallet is loaded, the displayed balance covers the current fee, the page has finished loading and no live status message explains the restriction. Do not repeatedly click a paid action while its state is uncertain.

Allow time for the transaction and interface to update, confirm your connection and check the public wallet address on the X1 explorer. Export the private key before refreshing or changing browser storage.

A score depends on successful completion, connectivity and server submission. Do not assume a missing score qualifies for rewards. Recheck the live leaderboard and game status before paying for another attempt.

No. First check the wallet address and any available transaction information on the X1 explorer. Repeated clicks can create confusion or additional transactions.

No. Never share the private key with helpers, administrators, websites, social accounts or anyone claiming they can recover or credit your wallet.

The current live Xenigma interface takes priority for fees, faucet status, cycle timing, scoring notices, rankings, vault balances, reward availability and gameplay conditions.