This walkthrough takes you from the lobby to the official objective: flatten the mountain so the sun reaches you again. It gives a route that survives balance changes by telling you when to mine, when to spend, what to inspect at each layer, and how to handle interruptions. It does not promise a fixed completion time, layer total, or final reward because the checked official sources do not publish them.
Current community gameplay checked September 1, 2026 shows a lobby Pickaxe Store, Drones, Turrets, Player upgrades, ores, buried chests, gems, power-ups, eagle attacks, and numbered layer-clear messages. Read every current value from your server when it differs from this route.
Step 1: prepare in the lobby
Confirm you joined Place ID 78724109436030 by DomBlox Games. Locate the mountain entrance, Skill Tree or upgrade control, Pickaxe Store, and any visible progress, party, leaderboard, or update panels. Record your cash, gems, and equipped pickaxe.
Do not spend Robux or all available gems before seeing how the current pickaxe performs. Read any free claim or starter offer, but treat it as optional until the interface clearly explains the reward and ownership. If you are joining others, confirm the current run-party and resource rules rather than assuming a leaderboard label defines them.
Enter the mountain once you can find the route back to upgrades. Your first trip establishes the baseline that makes later purchases understandable.
Step 2: mine the opening area
Break ordinary blocks for a short uninterrupted period. Watch cash, hits per block, movement between targets, and the visible progress or height. Ignore the urge to optimize immediately. You need to know whether the early limit is manual power, mining cadence, reach, travel, or lack of automation.
If a special ore is on your current path, break it and read the cash result. Current community reporting names Copper, Gold, and Emerald examples, but exact values and durability can change. Do not cross the entire mountain for an ore until you know its reward justifies the travel.
When you have enough cash for a visible useful upgrade, finish the current compact strip and open the Skill Tree at a safe moment.
Step 3: start one upgrade branch
Community screenshots show Drones, Turrets, and Player upgrades. Choose the branch that fixes the opening bottleneck. A first Drone can add mobile automated work while you mine elsewhere. A Turret can add stable automated coverage. Player upgrades can improve manual Damage, Mine Speed, Mine Distance, or other current labels.
Buy one meaningful change and return to the same kind of work. Watch whether it creates more useful progress. If a drone travels too much, its next need may be speed or range rather than damage. If a turret cannot reach targets, more rate may not solve coverage. If manual mining is strong but walking dominates, distance can matter more than another damage step when available.
Continue alternating between mining and planned purchase checkpoints. Do not open the menu for every small cash increase; repeated stops can erase the benefit of minor upgrades.
Step 4: clear layers and rescan
Current community gameplay shows numbered layer-clear banners. Each time one appears, stop briefly and scan the new surface. Check for new ore, exposed buried chests, changed block resistance, awkward terrain, and areas outside automation coverage.
Use the live progress or height display to judge remaining work. The total number of layers is not established by the official description, so do not abandon a run because it passed a number remembered from a video. A changed update or party state may alter how progress appears.
At every transition, ask four questions: Are manual blocks taking longer? Are drones traveling or idling? Are turrets reaching useful targets? Is cash arriving quickly enough for the next meaningful upgrade? Spend on the weakest answer.
Step 5: open buried chests
Official text confirms buried chests. When mining reveals one, clear enough adjacent blocks to reach the interaction safely. End any timed cash sample before opening it. Record the layer or progress, the visible reward, and which balance changed.
A current community guide reports a gem result from a recorded chest and connects gems to the lobby Pickaxe Store. Treat the amount, location, spawn, ownership, and repeat timing as unknown until your current run shows them. Open visible chests, but do not build a fixed chest route from one example.
If you return to the lobby to spend gems, compare the displayed pickaxe effect with the travel and reset cost of leaving the mountain. Confirm whether run progress persists before exiting. A better pickaxe can accelerate manual mining, but only if the purchase and return rules make the detour worthwhile.
Step 6: use power-ups without wasting them
Community gameplay reports temporary power-ups such as 2X Money. When one appears, read the label and timer, then mine dense reachable targets. Avoid spending the boosted window in the Skill Tree or store unless you verify the timer pauses.
Keep boosted income separate from ordinary farming. If you are trying to finish rather than measure, use the effect aggressively and continue through ore on your route. Do not assume the multiplier affects gems, chests, completion rewards, or another player’s income.
Step 7: survive the eagle
The official description warns about the eagle. Current third-party gameplay reports a red ground warning before an attack. When you see a danger marker or the current version’s warning cue, stop any long commitment and move out of the marked area. Watch the strike, then check your player, cash, position, and automation before resuming.
Community reporting suggests Turrets may have a defensive role, but a guaranteed counter, trigger, timing, and damage rule are not creator-documented. Keep moving even when turrets are active. If the strike changes your position or interrupts units, rebuild the route from the nearest productive area rather than rushing back into danger.
Record several encounters before planning around a timer. The eagle can distort both cash and completion samples, so label the lost time.
Step 8: finish the remaining mountain
As automation grows, stop duplicating its strongest coverage. Mine isolated blocks, high-value targets on your path, or awkward edges while drones and turrets handle dense areas they can reach. Continue buying for the present bottleneck, not for a prewritten tier list.
Near the end of a layer or the mountain, locate stranded blocks that may be hidden behind edges, below the visible surface, or outside fixed coverage. Watch the progress display while clearing. If it stops moving, scan from a different angle and observe where automated units are targeting.
Continue until the current experience confirms the mountain has been flattened and the sun objective is restored. Record the completion message, time, party state, rewards, and whether the game resets, returns to the lobby, unlocks another route, or offers a replay. Those results are update-sensitive and should come from the current screen.
Full-run checkpoint card
Watch a current full-game route
The no-commentary walkthrough below is useful for seeing lobby movement, the mountain’s visual rhythm, layer transitions, and the full-run pacing. Use it as a route reference, not as a permanent price or payout table.
Walkthrough FAQ
How many layers do I need to clear?
Use the current progress display. Community footage shows numbered layer messages, but the checked official sources do not establish a permanent total.
What is the best upgrade order for a full run?
Build automation and manual power around the current bottleneck. Early automation is a useful community-reported route, but prices, terrain, party state, and balance can change the correct order.
What happens after flattening the mountain?
The official goal is to flatten it so the sun reaches you again. The exact completion message, reward, reset, and any unlock should be recorded from the current live run rather than guessed.
Can I finish with friends?
Current community material shows team-size leaderboard labels, but the live lobby should confirm party rules, shared progress, cash, chests, and completion credit.