Progress comes from the upgrade board next to the Ant Queen: more floors and slots, better luck and more eggs per roll, faster ants, more food per trip and new egg tiers. Every upgrade is permanent — there is no rebirth — and they all eventually max out.
Raises the luck multiplier on every roll, pushing eggs toward higher rarities.
How many eggs the Queen lays per roll.
Global walking speed for every worker — more trips per minute.
Increases how much food every ant brings back per trip.
Adds a floor to the nest with more ant slots. Each slot must then be unlocked with cash.
Unlocks better egg tiers: Mythic → Exotic → Secret → Divine → OP Celestial.
Each new floor adds slots that must be unlocked one by one. Prices climb steeply:
Each placed ant can be levelled from its slot. Early levels cost a few dollars; on Legendary ants a single level can cost hundreds of thousands. The usual approach is to take new ants to around level 10–20, focus on your top five or so, and stop when a level costs more than a few minutes of income.
Guides: upgrade priority · Index completion
$1 trillion is reachable after about an hour of free play. Affording the Starwing Ant and reaching 77Qa per second takes closer to a day of AFK time, and a full run to the Secret tier can take about ten hours. Robux shortcuts compress the early stages a lot — two Ant Packs on a fresh account mean Void Ants and a million dollars within minutes — but the late game still comes down to Egg Luck and patience.
There is no rebirth option. Progress is permanent: floors, slots, upgrades, ants and the Index all stay. The nest eventually maxes out at the $50T floor, and it gets surprisingly tall before then.
Every placed ant can be levelled from its slot. Early levels are almost free, and level 10 was described as about a 30% boost. Higher rarities cost far more per level — a single Legendary upgrade can cost $625K — so level new ants to around 10–20, focus on your top five or so, and stop once a level costs more than a few minutes of income.
