Every confirmed reward family: pets and the eggs that hatch them, Hack/Wins/Luck boosts, rollable titles, the spin wheel, and the [2x] event tag — labeled official or community.
Each family is labeled by where the claim comes from — official game text or community documentation — with checked dates.
The official description promises pets with huge boosts. Community documentation describes buying and opening eggs that hatch pets, with a notification per hatch. No pet name, rarity, boost value, egg cost, or pool is publicly confirmed as of 2026-07-17 — the pets page tracks confirmation status in detail.
Community reports name three boost lines: Hack, Wins, and Luck. Their sources, durations, and multipliers are not officially documented, so treat any boost as a session multiplier to test on your own screen rather than a number to plan around.
Community reports describe rollable titles and a spin wheel with its own prize table — both unconfirmed officially. The [2x] tag in the game title is official and real, but what it doubles and when it rotates is not stated anywhere; the updates page tracks it.
Confirmed reward families: pets (official, huge boosts), eggs that hatch them (community), Hack/Wins/Luck boosts, rollable titles, and a spin wheel (all community-reported). Zero names, values, or odds are publicly confirmed as of 2026-07-17.
Use the checklist when you are deciding what to buy, hatch, or chase next.
Pets boost you, eggs produce pets, boosts multiply a session, titles are rolled cosmetics. Knowing the family tells you what a drop is for before you spend on it.
It tracks exactly what is confirmed about pets and eggs, with dates — read it before spending real grind currency on an egg.
Upgrades and backpacks have visible payoffs; eggs are a gamble with unpublished odds. Fund the sure thing first.
A Hack or Wins boost is worth most when you stack it into a planned grind, not a five-minute check-in.
When the title carries [2x], whatever it doubles is the best farm in the game for that window. The updates page logs each appearance.
Checks for the moments when the game does not explain itself.
No values are published. Equip it, watch your power or wins rate for a few minutes, and keep whatever measurably helps.
Community reports point at the spin wheel and drops, but nothing is officially documented. If a boost source is not visible in your game, it is not confirmed.
Titles are community-described as cosmetic rolls. If yours shows a gameplay effect, that is new information — the contact page takes confirmed reports.
Most wasted currency comes from trusting numbers nobody has confirmed.
No pet stats are public anywhere. Sites listing numbers are guessing; the tier list page explains what an honest ranking needs first.
The tag appears and rotates out of the game title. Farm it while it is live; do not build a routine around it.
Eggs have unpublished odds and unpriced value. PC and stat upgrades show their payoff on screen — fund those first.
Pets are officially confirmed to exist with huge boosts, but no names, rarities, or values are public as of 2026-07-17. The pets page tracks confirmation status with dates.
Community reports describe buying eggs and hatching them, with a notification per hatch. Egg costs and pools are not publicly confirmed.
Community reports name Hack, Wins, and Luck boosts — presumably multiplying those gains. Durations and multipliers are not officially documented, so measure them in your own session.
No. It is a tag in the game title that appears and rotates. The updates page logs each appearance with a checked date.
No active codes are collected as of 2026-07-17, and no redemption menu is confirmed in-game. The codes page re-checks on a dated schedule.
Open the next page that matches what you are trying to do in-game.
