All RNG vs Fruit task guides: beginner path, coins, world unlocks, and the raid handbook.
The beginner guide walks the full loop: roll for blades and pets, slice fruits for coins, buy upgrades to unlock worlds, then race the clock through raids. It is written for players who just opened the game and need the order of operations before anything else, and it names the developer's own description as the source of the loop.
The coins guide explains the confirmed economy: slicing fruits earns coins, and coins buy the upgrades that unlock worlds. Exact drop values and upgrade prices are not published, so the guide keeps every number honest and focuses on the loop that is confirmed instead of inventing rates.
The worlds guide covers the confirmed upgrade path that unlocks new worlds and the raid line-up beyond them. World names and prices are not officially published, so this guide only states what is confirmed and updates after each dated build rather than guessing at names.
The raids guide explains the timed raid mode, the bosses it throws at you from the badge set, and the open question about exactly how many raids exist. One competitor counts five while the badge set implies a different split, and the guide keeps both labeled instead of picking a side.
Read the hub like a triage board: brand new means the beginner guide, short on coins means the coins guide, world-gated means the worlds guide, and timer trouble means the raids guide. Each guide links back here so you can move between tasks as your session changes.
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Read the beginner guide first; it walks the full loop that every other guide builds on.
Yes, these RNG vs Fruit guides are updated after each dated build; every guide carries its check date.
