The basic loop
- Brainrots walk down the Red Carpet in the middle of the map. Buy one you can afford and it walks to your base.
- Each brainrot on your base earns cash per second. Walk over the collect pad to pick up your money.
- Better brainrots cost more and earn much more, so you keep upgrading your lineup.
Defending your base
- Your base has a lock button. Locking it blocks thieves for a short time (around a minute at the start, with a bit more time added for each rebirth).
- When the lock runs out, re-lock it as soon as you can, especially when you own something valuable.
- Stay near home when you've just bought an expensive brainrot. That's when other players are watching.
Stealing from others
- Walk into a base whose lock is down, grab a brainrot and carry it home.
- While you carry it you're slowed, so other players can hit you and take it back. Short routes and quick timing matter.
- Buy a better slap/bat item early in the shop. Hitting thieves who are carrying your brainrot is how you get it back.
When to rebirth
Rebirthing resets your cash but gives you lasting perks. It costs money plus specific brainrots, which the rebirth menu shows you.
- Plan ahead and keep the brainrots the next rebirth asks for.
- Brainrots that are still walking to your base when you rebirth go back to the carpet, so wait until they arrive.
- Higher rebirths unlock extra floors on your base (the second floor comes early on), which means more brainrot slots and more income.
Beginner tips
- Spend early cash on the best brainrot you can afford rather than many cheap ones. Slots are limited.
- Lock your base before you leave it.
- Use any free brainrots or lucky blocks from codes early, when they matter most.
- Check the rebirth requirements before selling or trading away brainrots.