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Which Planet Should You Buy Next in Planet RNG?

Buy early, buy often — the multiplier ladder is the fastest lever you own. Here is the order that follows from the printed numbers.

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Planet RNG Planets panel late in the ladder showing rows 56 to 65
The late ladder: rows 56–65 carry multipliers x12.0 through x13.8 — each purchase raises everything you earn.

The rule: multiplier first, savings second

The Planets panel is the game's accelerator. Every row you buy raises the multiplier that applies to your credit income — the current planet's multiplier is printed live next to your target ('(Current Planet: The Unmade) — 11.8x', per one capture). Credits in the bank do nothing; credits spent on a row compound forever. The correct default is therefore: buy the next row as soon as the button is green.

The zones, by the printed numbers

Rows read on camera: the x6.2–x7.4 zone around rows 27–33 (Galactic Core through the locked-cost row at 244.90Qa), the x10.0–x11.8 run at rows 46–55 (The Silent Choir up to The Unmade), and the x12.0–x13.8 finish at rows 56–65 (Astral Zenith through Fathom Zero). The multiplier steps are uniform (+0.2 per row) — what varies is the cost curve, which is where 'buy early' earns its keep.

ZoneRowsMultiplier rangeBuying advice
Mid ladder27–33x6.2 → x7.4Buy on sight; costs still small relative to income
The x10 step46–55x10.0 → x11.8The big jump — push through here without detours
Late ladder56–65x12.0 → x13.8Steady purchases; pair with AUTO-BUY once owned

Where to grind between purchases

Two targets earned their reputation in our footage. The Silent Choir (row 46, x10.0) is the classic grind stop: a clean multiplier and the current planet in several sessions we watched. The Unmade (row 55, x11.8) was parked as a long-run host in another. The pattern that matters is simpler than the names, though: park on your highest affordable multiplier, let AUTO FIRE accumulate credits, and move to the next row the moment you can.

Credits payout during a planet destruction in Planet RNG
Credits arrive as you destroy — the higher the row, the faster the next row becomes affordable.

AUTO-BUY PLANETS changes the rhythm

The AUTO-BUY PLANETS button sits at the top of the panel, locked behind its store pass (80 R$) in our footage. Once active it does what the name promises — and its real value is timing: it buys rows during AFK and overnight stretches when manual play is not watching the cost curve. If you ever buy convenience in this game, this pass pays out exactly where the ladder gets steep.

Do not forget what pays for the ladder

Credits come from destruction, and destruction scales with the weapon side: rolls, mutations, upgrade rows and luck multipliers all feed it. A player who stalls on planets is usually under-rolling rather than under-destroying — keep AUTO ROLL running while you farm, and let the Arsenal fill itself.

When the next row feels impossible

The x7.4 row sat behind a 244.90Qa cost in one of our captures — steep enough that the honest advice is to check two cheaper levers first: rebirth multipliers (the panel shows what your Luck and Income become) and any live event. Then come back: costs do not move, but your income does.

FAQ

Which Planet Should You Buy Next in Planet RNG? FAQ

What is the best planet to grind in Planet RNG?

The best planet is always your highest affordable multiplier — among the rows we read, The Silent Choir (x10.0) and The Unmade (x11.8) were the two spots players parked on in footage. But the panel makes this self-solving: it prints the multiplier next to your target, so park on the biggest one you have bought.

Should I save credits or buy the next planet?

Buy. Rows are multipliers, and saved credits earn nothing. The only exception is when a rebirth is within reach — check the Rebirth panel's cost line first, because rebirth multipliers also apply to everything.

How do I make enough credits for expensive rows?

Three stacked levers: AUTO FIRE while parked on your best planet, AUTO ROLL to keep upgrading the weapon side, and Money Potions (2x credits) timed to your longest session. 2x Perm Money at 299 R$ is the permanent version.