Quick Take
- 25 million $XAI airdrop live for eligible NFT holders via Raijin
- Claiming requires synced Steam and wallet, plus wishlisting games
- Top XAI games include The Lost Glitches and Riftstorm
XAI Games has launched a 25 million $XAI token airdrop to holders of Vanguard and Legendary NFTs. Eligible users can claim their allocation through Raijin.gg, a platform connected to Steam that tracks game activity. The claim period began on June 30 at 12 PM PST and is open for 180 days. No gas fees are required to receive tokens.
To claim the airdrop, users must connect a wallet holding a valid NFT, link a Steam account, and wishlist a participating game. Raijin.gg hosts ongoing reward campaigns that include prize pools up to $10,000 for Steam achievements and participation in eligible titles.
Raijin functions as a successor to XAI’s earlier Vanguard campaigns. It provides a unified platform for airdrops, contests, and engagement incentives across both blockchain and traditional gaming titles.
Recent Activity on Xai Games
According to DappRadar, the most active title on the XAI network is The Lost Glitches. The trading card game recorded over 116,000 unique active wallets in the last 30 days, with more than 2.1 million transactions. It is currently available on Steam and the Epic Games Store.
Other games building on the network include Tollan Universe, which completed its first season with over 1.9 million transactions from 1,350 wallets. Riftstorm, a co-op looter shooter, released a demo on Steam. Planet X, a mobile battle royale shooter, has opened pre-registration ahead of beta testing. MAYG, a beat ’em up title, is approaching launch and will integrate NFT-based gameplay and economy mechanics.
Raijin is designed to link onchain and offchain activity by rewarding users for playing or engaging with supported games. Steam-based games listed on Raijin include Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, and other titles that reward leaderboard progression and achievement milestones.
XAI Games operates on Arbitrum Orbit as a Layer 3 network focused on game-specific blockchain infrastructure. Raijin and related tools were created to support user onboarding and in-game earning without requiring blockchain experience.
