Quick Guide
- Tier 1: Faster Cash → More Cash (the Upgrades room, 250 Cash door).
- Tier 2: Luck sources — the active code (x1.2 permanent), Roblox Plus (+20%), title bonuses.
- Tier 3: Walk Speed and comfort buys once income is scaling.
- Avoid: rushing steps past your income — All Layers punishes it.
Why Cash Generation Wins Early
Every system in Depth Incremental is priced in Cash: steps, the DIRT FOSSILS room unlock at 2,000 Cash, digs at 250 Cash each, and every tree node as you descend. An early point of Cash generation compounds across every one of those purchases for the rest of the run.
That is why the tutorial itself ends on Faster Cash (250) — the game is teaching its own meta. More Cash comes right after; Walk Speed is comfort, not power. Full mechanics in the Upgrade Trees.
Paid multipliers exist
Community trackers list optional Robux passes — including 2x Cash (reported around R$249) and a Fossil Master pass (reported around R$749). Prices shift; treat the in-game Shop as the source of truth. None are required to progress.
The Luck Stack, Ranked by Cost
coolcode — free
Roblox Plus — +20% Luck
Title Luck — late-game
Dig timing — free
Early-Run Buy Order
- Open the Upgrades room (250 Cash)
- Faster Cash (250 Cash)
- More Cash
- Redeem coolcode from the Shop code box
- Walk Speed when stairs feel slow
- Reach 2,000 Cash and unlock DIRT FOSSILS
- Reassess income before pushing the next layer — How to Defeat Bosses is income prep
Best Upgrades FAQ
What is the best first upgrade in Depth Incremental?
Faster Cash (250 Cash) inside the Upgrades room — the tutorial literally ends on this purchase because income compounds into everything else.
Are game passes worth it?
Optional. Community-tracked passes like 2x Cash (around R$249) speed up income, but the free path — codes, Plus Luck, and upgrade order — carries a full run.
When should I buy Walk Speed?
After income is scaling. Walk Speed shortens travel between rooms and stairs; it is comfort until Faster and More Cash are running.