How to use these guides
Read Start Your First Run before the shopping lists. After you own the Axe, use What to Buy if Coins are the question, Free Gems if the class booth is too expensive, and Tools if a tab is locked or a Robux prompt appeared.
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Start Your First Run
Start a solo or friend run, sell the first logs, and buy the 150-Coin Axe from the Tool Shop cabin before you overspend on hand upgrades.
What to Buy After the First Sale
After the first sale, buy the Axe, then fix carry and travel before you chase later tools. Prices here are observed cards, and the live shop wins.
How to Get Free Gems
Claim the lobby Daily Reward and the group checklist, then compare the live gem amounts. Reports disagree between +100 and 180 for the one-time social reward.
Gem Perks and a Simple Budget
Compare Sell Value, Bigger Bundle, Mutation Luck, and Gem Value using the price on your card. The October 13 frame priced Mutation Luck at 40 gems, while another guide says 25.
Tools, Upgrades, and Paid Trials
Find the Axe in the Tool Shop cabin, then sort Coin tools from Robux trials. Chainsaw prices and the Trial Saw duration do not agree across clips.
How to Buy a Class
Buy classes with gems at the booth that restocks about every five minutes. Read the live card before you treat a sold-out class as gone.
Clear the Forest in Order
Clear the current area before the game will open the next one. Oakwood and Birch are the named forests. A five-zone count was reported without the other names.
Garage Vehicles, Spawn, and Fuel
Buy a garage vehicle in person, spawn it, and check fuel. The 500-Coin run vehicle holds 50. Gem and Robux vehicles are the ones described as permanent.
Solo Runs, Friends, and What Actually Saves
Solo and friend runs save, but a Rainbowmaker, a Trial Saw, and Coin vehicles have their own shorter ownership rules.