Oxygen Miner: Survive the Asteroid

Most tap games are about endless pressing. Oxygen Miner works differently: you manage a handful of survivors in a shelter on a piece of asteroid debris, and food may not stretch to everyone. 🚀

Here are the rules, which rest on arithmetic rather than hype, along with an honest look at the OXY token.

Food, people and oxygen

The game is all about balance. You gather food and survivors eat it. Keep supplies up and the colony lives. Run short and people start dying.

• Harvesting. You can collect food once per hour.
• Consumption. Each person eats 0.5 units of food every half hour.
• Shortage. If there is not enough food for all, one person dies every half hour.

How OXY mining works

Token mining is tied to the number of living people. The mining coefficient equals the survivor count divided by one thousand.

The more people in the shelter, the higher the coefficient. If nobody is left, mining stops. Survival is the main resource here. ⛏

Friends as population

Each invited player gives you one new person and 24 units of food. So the referral system is built right into the game logic.

Tasks and daily boxes also pay out. Invite if you want to, not under pressure: the token remains a risky asset.

Commands and access

/start launches the app, /web opens the web version, and /private shows the terms of use and privacy policy. The /rus command is meant for access from Russia without a VPN.

That helps if the mini app loads unreliably in your region. 🌍

The token and your money

The project started on one blockchain network and later added support for another. Plans for the token launch and airdrop shifted over time, so read the official channel for the current status.

Tap-game tokens often have no market price or sell far below expectations. Until one trades, your points are in-game numbers.

How to play calmly

1. Log in on a schedule. Food is collected hourly, so set a reminder.
2. Watch your stock. It is better to hold a food reserve than to lose survivors.
3. Never enter a seed phrase. The game does not need it.
4. Do not invest money expecting income. There are no guarantees.
5. Distrust sites with "codes". Daily combos from random sources can lead to scammers.

If you enjoy micromanagement and a space theme, the game offers pleasant minutes through the day. If you need paid work, this is not it. 🙂