Roblox incremental mining wiki
A practical, source-labeled wiki for the Roblox incremental mining game. The goal is simple: help players understand what is verified, what is still being checked, and what to do next in the Strength -> mine -> sell -> upgrade -> rebirth loop.
Live Roblox snapshot
The real loop players use
The stable route is train Strength, mine only as deep as your pickaxe supports, sell loot, upgrade, then push toward a planned rebirth.
Official loop step from the Roblox description. Exact values are added only after proof.
Official loop step from the Roblox description. Exact values are added only after proof.
Official loop step from the Roblox description. Exact values are added only after proof.
Official loop step from the Roblox description. Exact values are added only after proof.
Official loop step from the Roblox description. Exact values are added only after proof.
Guidebook contents
A clean code-status page for +1 Mine Per Click. No working code is listed until an official or in-game reward check confirms it.
A beginner route for the official Strength, mining, loot, sell, pickaxe, and rebirth loop in +1 Mine Per Click.
Mining route notes for +1 Mine Per Click, focused on Strength pacing, sell timing, loot handling, and depth decisions.
Pickaxe upgrade guidance for +1 Mine Per Click, with verified game-pass names and unverified stat boundaries clearly separated.
A cautious rebirth guide for +1 Mine Per Click that explains what is official and what still needs in-game confirmation.
Loot and selling notes for +1 Mine Per Click, including resource terms verified from official game-pass names.
A resource evidence board for +1 Mine Per Click covering Azurite Ore, Emerald Ore, Amethyst Ore, loot, Cash, and Strength.
Verified +1 Mine Per Click game-pass names from the Roblox public game-pass API, with sale status and safe notes.
Public badge status for +1 Mine Per Click using the Roblox badges API.
A guide to Strength and Cash in +1 Mine Per Click, based on official wording and cautious upgrade logic.
What is verified about offline Strength and Cash in +1 Mine Per Click, plus what still needs testing.
A step-by-step progression route for +1 Mine Per Click from Strength training to rebirth planning.
Private-server notes for +1 Mine Per Click, including official wording and practical uses.
A safety page for +1 Mine Per Click script and autoclicker searches, written without linking risky executors.
A source-labeled update log for +1 Mine Per Click based on public Roblox timestamps and wiki verification notes.
The verification ledger for +1 Mine Per Click facts used across this wiki.
A plain-language glossary for +1 Mine Per Click terms like Strength, Cash, Pickaxe, Rebirth, loot, Azurite, Emerald, and Amethyst.
Official Roblox links and API evidence used by this +1 Mine Per Click wiki.
Evidence
Every row below maps to a Roblox official page or public API endpoint. Claims outside this board are written as guidance or verification requests.
| Claim | Value | Source | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Game title | +1 Mine Per Click | Official Roblox game page and games API | verified |
| Creator | VERY LUCKY, verified Roblox group | Roblox games API | verified |
| Core loop | train Strength, mine down, collect loot, sell, upgrade Pickaxe, rebirth | Official Roblox description | verified |
| Offline reward wording | Strength and Cash are earned while offline | Official Roblox description | verified wording, rates unknown |
| Private servers | Private Servers are free | Official Roblox description | verified wording |
| Public badges | 0 rows returned by the public badge endpoint | Roblox badges API | verified snapshot |
| Game passes | 8 rows returned by the public game-pass endpoint | Roblox game-pass API | verified names, no price claim |
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Common questions
No code is marked active here until an official source or in-game redemption proof confirms the reward.
Yes. Rebirth appears in the official Roblox description, but exact reset details still need in-game proof.
No. This wiki treats script and autoclicker searches as safety topics, not as downloads or recommendations.