Mini-games
Unwind after your shift with Sol Stack, Arcade Hoops and Circuit Puzzle, alongside Street Runner and the hands-on kitchen and DJ shifts.
After-shift Arcade
- Walk to an arcade cabinet at the Arena, Neon Club or Pier Arcade. Choose Sol Stack, Arcade Hoops or Circuit Puzzle.
- Sol Stack: move, rotate and drop blocks into a six-column board. Complete rows to clear space. A round lasts up to 90 seconds.
- Arcade Hoops: take up to 15 timed shots in 45 seconds. Shoot in the green zone; its center earns three points.
- Circuit Puzzle: rotate wires to connect IN at the top-left to OUT at the bottom-left, using every tile in the snake. Powered wires turn green. Fewer rotations earn more points. A round lasts up to 90 seconds.
- Play free or practice without rewards. Rewarded runs must last at least 15 seconds and must be saved. The server replays the moves to calculate the score.
- The three new games share daily caps of 30 tickets, 60 XP and 12 mood, resetting at 00:00 UTC. A positive verified run gives up to 5 tickets, 12 XP and 3 mood, within those limits. You can continue playing for scores after reaching the cap.
- Tickets are separate from LIFE and redeem only for arcade home prizes. The Arcade Club print costs 30 tickets at level 1, Neon Arcade trophy 100 at level 10, and Sol Stack display 250 at level 25. Each prize can be redeemed once and goes to home storage.
- Each game has a weekly high-score board, resetting Monday at 00:00 UTC. Skill badges need 500 points in Sol Stack, 25 in Hoops, or 600 in Circuit Puzzle. Completed positive-score rewarded runs count toward arcade missions.
Street Runner
- Find an arcade cabinet: the Arena, the Neon Club or the Pier Arcade.
- A run lasts about 30 seconds: dodge the cars and catch LIFE coins.
- Each coin pays a little LIFE. A run costs 6 energy and some hunger, and lifts your mood.
- The cabinet cools down for 10 minutes between runs.
- Your best score shows on the Status tab; a Hall of fame lists the top scores.
Kitchen and DJ
Cook three orders at the Sunset Diner stove, or play a DJ set at the Neon Club booth. Both are paid shifts with a score: a perfect run pays the full amount, a flop about a quarter.
Academy quizzes
Each Academy lesson ends with a question. Lessons pay once.
Reviewed 2026-11-07 · Solana Life team