Planet RNG Planets — The Numbered Ladder & Multipliers

The ladder

The Planets panel is a single numbered list. Each row carries a number, a name, an income multiplier and a purchase cost; the row you own shows SELECTED while everything below the unlock line shows a cost button. The early rows follow the solar system (the Moon is confirmed as a starting planet on the Rebirth panel), and past the x6 rows the naming turns cosmic — Galactic Core, Quasar Veil, Chrono Rift through to the late-ladder names below.

Observed rows

These are the rows we have read clearly, with their multipliers exactly as printed. The ladder is longer than this — hundreds of rows exist further out — but every gap here is a row we have not filmed yet, not one we are skipping.

Buying, selecting and destroying

Buying a row costs credits and installs it as a selectable target; selecting it makes it the planet your weapons destroy. Destruction pays credits continuously as damage accumulates — big payouts scroll across the centre of the screen ('THE SILENT CHOIR DESTROYED +1.43No CREDITS' was one read) — and the current planet's multiplier is always visible next to its label, e.g. '(Current Planet: The Unmade) — 11.8x'.

Because the multiplier applies to earnings rather than to damage, the efficient pattern is boring but correct: keep the highest-multiplier planet you own selected, harvest its credits, and buy the next row as soon as the cost is covered.

AUTO-BUY PLANETS

The top of the panel holds an AUTO-BUY PLANETS button. In our footage it renders with a lock icon, and the store separately sells an 'Auto Buy Planets' pass at 80 R$ — the pattern across every auto-buy feature in this game is that the button exists for everyone and the pass unlocks it. With the pass on, buying rows stops being a chore at exactly the point in the ladder where rows start chaining quickly.

Planet levels

Official key art compares a 'LEVEL 1' planet with a 'LEVEL 50' one, showing +1 bonuses around the first and +999 around the second — so planets carry their own level system on top of the ladder multiplier. The in-world upgrade path for planet levels has not been captured in our footage yet; the art is the confirmation that the system exists, and the page will fill in the mechanics when a session shows the level-up screen on camera.

Picking targets in practice

Two targets deserve special note. The Silent Choir (row 46) is a common grind stop — clean x10.0 multiplier, name short enough to read mid-scroll, and it was the current planet during several of our captures. Fathom Zero (row 65) is the furthest row we have read; beyond it the ladder continues but every name is unread, so the table above simply stops rather than speculating.