Quick Guide
- The DIRT FOSSILS room unlocks at 2,000 Cash — the game’s collection layer.
- Every dig costs 250 Cash and rolls for rarity against your Luck.
- Shinies are the rare highlighted variants; Titles add another Luck-driven roll.
- Luck sources stack: the active code (x1.2 permanent), Roblox Plus (+20%), and title bonuses.
How Fossil Digging Works
Fossils are Depth Incremental’s collection system and a long-term payoff for Cash. The DIRT FOSSILS room opens once you hold 2,000 Cash, and every dig inside costs 250 Cash. Each dig rolls for rarity — and the roll is weighted by your Luck stat, which is why Luck is the smartest stat to stack before a digging session.
The official description frames the loop as “Dig up Fossils and hunt rare Shinies ✨”: fossils feed your economy and upgrades, while the rare Shiny variants are the collector’s chase. The developer has not published an official rarity table or drop rates — this guide sticks to verified mechanics and marks the rest as unverified.
Dig with Luck stacked
Every 250 Cash dig checks your Luck. Redeem the active code (x1.2 permanent Fossil and Title Luck) from the Shop before digging — full details on the Codes.
Where Luck Comes From
- Codes — free and permanentThe active code coolcode grants a x1.2 permanent Fossil and Title Luck multiplier.
- Roblox Plus — +20%Subscribers get a permanent +20% Luck bonus per the official game description.
- Titles — the late stackTitles add another Luck layer; the entrance is community-reported at 150M Cash. Treat as unverified until documented.
- Session timingStack everything first, then dig in batches — the multiplier applies to every roll in the session.
Making Digs Pay
Income funds digs
Shinies are the chase
Rarity table: pending
Deeper layers, new finds
Fossils FAQ
When do fossils unlock?
At 2,000 Cash — the DIRT FOSSILS room opens, and every dig inside costs 250 Cash.
What does Luck do for digging?
Luck improves your odds of rarer Fossils and better Titles on each dig. It stacks from codes, Roblox Plus, and titles.
Are drop rates published?
Not officially. The developer has not released a rarity table. Any exact percentages you see elsewhere are estimates — we only publish verified numbers.