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  1. Codes3MVISITS$128k, 2x Speed for 20 minutes, and 2x Money for 20 minutes
  2. CodesDISCORDGIFT$192k, 2k Speed, and 1 Community Pc
  3. Codes300KGROUP$100k
  4. Codes1MVISITS$100k
  5. ToolsUpgrade payback estimateEstimate how many income cycles it takes to cover a cash upgrade you can already see on the board. Type the price and the extra cash you expect each cycle. This form does not read your pen, and the defaults are labeled examples from November 2026 reports.
  6. Codes[👽] Steal a PC how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
  7. Codes[👽] Steal a PC expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
  8. Tools[👽] Steal a PC toolsEditorial pickers and calculators.
  9. Tools[👽] Steal a PC class pickerPublished roster topics for reference.
  10. Wiki[👽] Steal a PC playersRoster hub.
  11. Pages[👽] Steal a PC updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
  12. Pages[👽] Steal a PC scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
  13. Pages[👽] Steal a PC official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
  14. Rankings[👽] Steal a PC tier listEditorial S through D boards.
  15. GuidesBring your first box homeFinish one safe steal: train a little Speed, take a nearby box, bank it in the Safe Zone, unbox it, and place the PC so the pen starts paying.
  16. GuidesTrain Speed and read zone gatesSpeed is the stat that decides whether you can steal a box and get back. The treadmill builds it, trails multiply that gain, and each zone posts its own number.
  17. GuidesMake the pen payPlaced PCs earn cash per second, rarer machines earn more, and a full pen stops the next hatch. Compare the rate on the PC, not the rarity label alone.
  18. GuidesBuy trails for treadmill gainTwelve trails multiply Speed gained on the treadmill. Buy the next cash multiplier you can afford, and do not expect the trail to raise your run Speed by itself.
  19. GuidesWalk the zone pathThirty zones sit on one path out from the base. Use the posted Speed, steal one box, and come back before you study the next theme.
  20. GuidesUse resets, night boxes, and diamondsBox stands refresh on a server reset and at night. Steals also pay diamonds for the Gem Shop, but the shop's item list is not published.
  21. WikiMeadow Gaming PCAn early named PC shown at $160 per second in one recorded session.
  22. WikiSandstoneA placed PC recorded at $6.62K per second beside other mid-tier machines.
  23. WikiToadstool PCA placed PC recorded at $6.97K per second.
  24. WikiDisco Dune PCHatches from a Disco Desert Box and was recorded at $10.9K per second.
  25. WikiSundial PCA placed PC recorded at $23K per second, higher than the Toadstool and Sandstone examples.
  26. WikiCable PCIdentified as a Legendary PC. Its base income is not published.
  27. WikiSealed PCA named PC or variant that earns passive income. The rate is not published.
  28. WikiRedline PCA limited shop PC reported at 39 Robux and $500M per second. It is not a zone drop.
  29. WikiCommunity PcThe PC named as a reward on the DISCORDGIFT code. Income is not listed.
  30. WikiCloud Puff1.2x treadmill Speed gain for $500.
  31. WikiLime Streak1.5x treadmill Speed gain. Cash price $25,000 in the written list.
  32. WikiOcean Wave2x treadmill Speed gain for $1 million.
  33. WikiBlaze2.5x treadmill Speed gain for $50 million.
  34. WikiGalaxy3x treadmill Speed gain for $2.5 billion.
  35. WikiSunbeam5x treadmill Speed gain for $100 billion.
  36. WikiFrostbite6.5x treadmill Speed gain for $1 trillion.
  37. WikiInferno8x treadmill Speed gain for $10 trillion.
  38. WikiPlasma13.5x treadmill Speed gain for $75 trillion.
  39. WikiBlack Hole16.5x treadmill Speed gain for $300 trillion.
  40. WikiInfinity20x treadmill Speed gain for 1 quadrillion cash.
  41. WikiLightning40x treadmill Speed gain for 240 Robux. Limited stock.
  42. WikiDesert BoxA standard green Desert box. One steal paid 1 diamond.
  43. WikiSundial BoxA gold box. One steal paid 6 diamonds.
  44. WikiDisco Desert BoxHatched a Disco Dune PC in a recorded unbox.
  45. WikiSecret Cosmic BoxAnnounced by the server line A Secret Cosmic Box spawned in Cosmic!
  46. WikiSecret Prehistoric BoxAnnounced by the server line A Secret Prehistoric Box spawned in Prehistoric!
  47. WikiGrassFirst reported zone. Recommended Speed 5.
  48. WikiForestSecond reported zone. Recommended Speed 1.5K.
  49. WikiMushroomMarked by an arrow. Recommended Speed 67.5K.
  50. WikiDesertCacti and a green T-rex. The sign in front of the dinosaur reads 650K.
  51. WikiCosmicNamed when a Secret Cosmic Box spawns. Speed gate not published.
  52. WikiPrehistoricNamed when a Secret Prehistoric Box spawns. Speed gate not published.
  53. WikiDiscoA variant prefix seen on Disco Desert Box and Disco Dune PC.
  54. WikiHackerA mutation label mentioned in gameplay footage. No multiplier is confirmed.
  55. WikiPink machineA pink-machine-style mutation mentioned alongside Hacker in footage notes. No multiplier.
  56. WikiTreadmillBuilds Speed only while you stand on it. Level changes the Speed per second.
  57. WikiPenHolds hatching boxes and earning PCs. A full pen blocks the next placement.
  58. WikiGem ShopThe base stall that spends diamonds earned from steals. Its stock is not published.
  59. PagesHome
  60. GuidesGuidesStart with one safe box run, then train Speed, fix the pen, and only then buy deeper trails or push the next zone sign.
  61. GuidesBeginner GuideThe first session is one box, one PC in the pen, and enough Speed to repeat that trip.
  62. WikiWikiNamed PCs, the twelve trails, boxes, the zones with published Speed gates, and the base machines those systems use.
  63. WikiUnitsNamed PCs with a recorded income or a known way to obtain them. Rates are examples from a session, not a universal price list.
  64. WikiEquipmentAll 12 trails. The multiplier applies to Speed gained on the treadmill.
  65. WikiMaterialsBoxes you steal and hatch. A box is not the PC.
  66. WikiWorldsZones with a published Speed gate or a named secret-box spawn. The game lists 30 zones; this is not all of them.
  67. WikiMutationsMutation names that are actually tied to a Steal a PC box or PC. Multipliers are not published.
  68. WikiMachinesThe treadmill, the pen, and the Gem Shop stall on your base.
  69. CodesCodesFour codes reported working on 13 November 2026, plus the settings menu used to redeem them.
  70. VideosVideo GuidesTwo Steal a PC sessions whose titles match this experience: a fresh start aimed at a Secret PC, and an early stealing run about turning PCs into cash.
  71. ToolsCalculatorType a cash price and the extra income you expect. The default numbers are labeled examples, not your pen.
  72. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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