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Enfosi Maniac Mode: What Is Confirmed and How to Prepare

Maniac is confirmed in Enfosi’s SMILE MORE update. Prepare with current gameplay timestamps and avoid unsupported unlock and wave-count claims.

10/13/2026 SMILE MORE Enfosi Guide Wiki Last updated: 10/13/2026 3 min read

FAQ

Does Maniac mode exist in Enfosi?
Yes. The current official Roblox description explicitly advertises a new Maniac difficulty as part of SMILE MORE.
What unlocks Maniac?
The exact current requirement was not verified. Read the option and requirement shown in the current lobby rather than assuming a badge or clear count.
How many waves does Maniac have?
A universal current wave count was not independently verified. This guide does not reuse older wave charts as current facts.

What is officially confirmed about Maniac?

The current Roblox listing describes SMILE MORE as a game overhaul with new content and a new Maniac difficulty. It also describes the same statue-defense objective, disguised enemies, wave introductions, bosses, equipment and classes.

That description establishes the difficulty’s existence. It does not establish a precise unlock route, enemy health table, wave schedule or reward multiplier. Those details remain unverified here.

What can recent gameplay show you?

Beegredbirb’s Maniac run is a recent group example. Use the timestamps to inspect the sequence rather than treating everything the group says as a tested mechanic.

Timestamp What to watch How it helps
0:43–1:23 Creating/joining a lobby and starting a run See a real setup sequence; read your current lobby’s options
2:08 Players call attention to side entrances Inspect the routes on the map you enter
2:26–2:37 Players discuss an appearance they initially misread Recognize that one suspicious feature may be misleading
3:03–3:20 Current equipment menu and item description Compare live item behavior rather than older names
5:34–5:38 Attention shifts to attacks on the base Keep the objective in view during combat

The clip documents one group’s experience. It does not prove that every map, team size or modifier behaves identically.

How should you prepare for an attempt?

  1. Complete the learning loop in the beginner guide: find the objective, inspect arrivals, use your tools deliberately, and review one mistake.
  2. Read the disguise checklist with its source limits. Do not bring an absolute rule from an older difficulty into an unfamiliar mode.
  3. Read your current class and item descriptions using the class comparison checklist.
  4. Agree who will watch the approach when others engage. Use the statue-defense routine as a starting habit.
  5. Check the actual difficulty option and any displayed restriction in the current lobby.

These are preparation recommendations. They are not a game-defined unlock procedure.

Which old advice needs another check?

Be careful with articles that assign an exact wave number to every boss, list older equipment names, or publish damage values without a difficulty and version. The SMILE MORE summary separates the official overhaul announcement from the date on which the game’s metadata last changed.

If your lobby or run differs from the linked footage, keep the current UI as the basis for the attempt. A useful correction report includes the difficulty, modifiers, version context, and a public timestamp showing the discrepancy.

What still needs evidence?

Current Maniac unlock requirements, a complete boss schedule, exact scaling and rewards all require further verification. They are held for a later update rather than filled from an earlier-version wiki.

Reviewed 13 October 2026; official confirmation plus attributed gameplay observations.

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