Your first goal: a pet earning cash
Follow the base tutorial until one clone brings back eggs and a hatched pet is earning. Train while the clone works, then spend game cash on the part of the loop that is slowing you down. Speed training, clone runs and pet income are the developer’s core loop.↗
The route below uses the basic loop and game-cash purchases shown in recorded play. No Robux item is required by these instructions. The recording also includes reward claims, so its running time is not a promise of how quickly a fresh account will progress.
From the portal to your first income
Activate the portal and wait for a clone
Follow the portal prompt at your base. In the opening of Superlex Plays’ recording, the portal produces a clone before he opens the target menu.↗
Move on when: A clone appears and the clone counter shows an active worker.
Choose a target in Manage Clones
Open Manage Clones and select an available target. The recording starts with Chicken at 0:15. Watch one run before changing the assignment.↗
Move on when: Your clone leaves for the selected target and brings an egg back.
Train during the run
Use the basic treadmill at your base. Watch the speed counter increase. Keep the current target working while you build speed; check a harder target’s own requirements before switching.↗↗↗
Move on when: Training increases your speed while the clone continues its job.
Open the returned egg at your base
Check the egg that arrives at the base and follow its hatch prompt when ready. At 0:45 the video shows a Basic Egg marked Ready; at 0:50 a Chicken is standing at the base. Your hatch can differ.↗
Move on when: The egg has become a pet. An egg in the return area is not yet an earning pet.
Confirm that cash is coming in
Read the income above your base and watch the cash balance. The same recording shows income after the first hatch. Before buying anything, make sure the run, hatch and income stages all work.↗
Move on when: The base shows income and the balance rises without another purchase or reward claim.
Make one purchase with game cash
Open the treadmill shop beside your treadmill and compare the speed gain with the price. In the inspected 1:38–1:39 sequence, Silver costs 500 game cash and shows +3 speed per second; Basic shows +1. Silver then changes to Equipped and a 500-cash deduction appears.↗
That makes Silver a useful option to inspect when training is the delay. Read your current price and use the cash button: the recorded shop also has a separate Robux option. After buying, check the equipped label and your speed gain. These are dated observations, not a current price guarantee.
If training is already sufficient and the wait is at the portal, inspect the clone upgrades instead. Portal affects summoning, Number of Clones affects capacity, and Steal affects how many times clones can steal. Buy the option that addresses the wait you actually see.↗
Find the step that is stuck
| What you see | What to check next |
|---|---|
| No clone leaves the base | Open Manage Clones and check the selected target. Then look at the portal’s clone counter and summoning countdown. |
| The next target is still locked | Read the full unlock text. Speed and a previous-target steal counter can be separate conditions. |
| Eggs arrive, but income has not changed | Check whether the eggs are ready to hatch. Then inspect the pet and the income shown at your base. |
| A new hatch does not fit | Inspect the Pets menu and your available capacity before opening or equipping more. |
| A purchase made little visible difference | Check what it changes: training speed, summoning, clone capacity, steal count or cash. Compare that measure with your earlier reading. |
For example, LukeBlox’s 1:49 Manage Clones screen requires two Chicken steals before Snake unlocks. Use that as a reminder to read the counter, not as a permanent requirement table. Superlex also warns about running out of pet space at 3:27.↗↗
Stop and take a baseline
Once the loop works, note your cash, speed, active pets and target. Watch a fixed interval without purchases or reward claims. Record both cash gained and successful egg returns. These answer different questions: a faster egg supply may help later, but it does not guarantee an immediate cash increase.
Keep free reward claims separate from that measurement. They can help your run, but a one-off cash gift would make the ordinary income rate look higher than it is. Change one purchase at a time and keep the rest of the setup steady.
Now you have a baseline
Keep your first cash-per-minute reading. It is the starting point for comparing the next purchase.
Choose your next upgrade →Sources & scope
- Official Roblox experience descriptionChecked 2 October 2026
- Superlex Plays — first clone, ready egg and earning pet · 0:00–1:01Late September 2026 · inspected 2 October 2026
- Superlex Plays — buying Silver with game cash · 1:38–1:39Late September 2026 · inspected 2 October 2026
- Superlex Plays — Portal, Number of Clones and Steal descriptions · 1:26–1:34Late September 2026 · inspected 2 October 2026
- Superlex Plays — rewards, hatching and clone expansion · 1:44–3:51Late September 2026 · inspected 2 October 2026
- LukeBlox — Manage Clones target requirements · 1:4923 September 2026
Source-based route reviewed on 2 October 2026. Superlex Plays’ late-September footage supports the opening sequence and a game-cash treadmill purchase; reward claims and editing prevent a timed free-to-play benchmark. We have not independently played or timed a fresh account. Check current menus before spending. How we handle evidence.