Frenzy Mode: a correct answer earns you 10 seconds in the arcade
Answer a mission question correctly, and Aura Tycoon doesn't just award points and move on — it drops you straight into a 10-second round of your chosen arcade mini-game. Play it well and you earn a bonus on top of your question points; the better you play, the bigger the bonus. It's the moment that turns a normal question-and-answer revision session into something a Year 7 student actually looks forward to.
Try Frenzy Mode freeHow it works
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Answer a question correctly
Frenzy Mode only triggers on a correct answer — it's a reward for getting it right, not a random event.
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Play 10 seconds of your chosen mini-game
Whichever arcade game you've selected launches instantly for a short, focused round.
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Your performance sets the bonus
Scoring is performance-scaled — a strong round earns meaningfully more bonus Aura than a weak one, not a flat reward for simply playing.
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Bonus Aura is added to your total
The Frenzy bonus stacks on top of the points already earned for the correct answer, then both feed into your Aura balance and Lifetime total.
The 8 arcade mini-games
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Common questions
What is Frenzy Mode?
A 10-second arcade round that unlocks the moment you answer a mission question correctly, played in your chosen mini-game, with a bonus Aura Points award on top of the points earned for the correct answer itself.
Which mini-games can I play in Frenzy Mode?
Eight mini-games as of July 2026: Space Attacker, Meteor Storm, Bouncing Shield, Lane Racer, Aura Slash, Stack Drop, Aura Cannon, and Solo Brawl Arena. You choose which one runs during your 10-second round, and more are planned.
How is the Frenzy Mode bonus calculated?
It's performance-scaled — how well you actually play the 10-second round changes how much bonus Aura you earn, rather than everyone getting the same flat bonus just for triggering it.
Do I lose Aura if I play the mini-game badly?
No. Frenzy Mode only adds a bonus on top of what you already earned for the correct answer — a weaker round simply means a smaller bonus, never a penalty.