Updated June 2026
Beginner Walkthrough: Your First Hour
Step-by-step beginner walkthrough for +1 Mine Per Click: train strength, start mining, sell your first loot, and buy your first pickaxe upgrade before your first rebirth.
Understanding the Core Loop
+1 Mine Per Click by VERY LUCKY is built around a simple loop that repeats for your entire account: train strength, mine downward, collect loot, sell it for cash, upgrade your pickaxe, and eventually rebirth at the bottom for permanent progression. Every system in the game feeds one of those steps. If you feel stuck in your first hour, you are almost always missing one link in that chain rather than playing incorrectly.
Strength determines how quickly you break blocks during a mining run. Cash pays for pickaxe upgrades and shop purchases. Loot is the bridge between mining and cash. Rebirth is the long-term multiplier you unlock once you understand all four. Treat your first hour as learning how those four resources convert into each other, not as a race to the deepest layer.
Step 1: Learn the Controls and UI
Before you train or mine, open the menus listed in our UI and menus guide so you know where strength upgrades, inventory, pickaxe shop, and rebirth prompts live. On PC you click to mine and use keyboard shortcuts for training; on mobile you tap holding areas for auto-train. Confirm which input mode you are using so you do not accidentally idle without gaining strength.
Pin the pickaxe shop and sell location on your mental map. New players lose time running in circles looking for the vendor. The surface layer is small, but habits you build now save minutes on every later run.
Step 2: Train Strength Before You Dig Deep
Walk to the strength training zone and begin clicking or holding the train button. Strength raises your mining damage per swing, which means fewer hits per block and faster depth progress. Early layers have low requirements, but players who skip training still hit walls when ore hardness spikes a few layers down.
Follow our how to train strength guide for pacing tips. A practical beginner rule: train until your mining speed feels noticeably faster on the first two layers, then start a short mining trip. Return to training whenever breaking a single block takes more than a second or two.
Step 3: Mine Down and Collect Loot
Enter the mine shaft and click blocks to carve a path downward. Each broken block may drop loot based on the layer you are in. Common ore sells reliably; rarer drops appear deeper and fund bigger pickaxe jumps. Do not ignore inventory space—full bags stop new drops from appearing.
Read the mining layers overview to learn which depths introduce tougher rock and better payouts. In your first hour, reaching the mid-shallow tiers is a solid goal. You are learning route efficiency, not trying to touch the bottom yet.
Step 4: Sell Loot and Buy Your First Pickaxe Upgrades
Return to the sell area and convert ore to cash. Cash is your primary upgrade currency early on. Open the pickaxe vendor and buy the next affordable tier. Each pickaxe upgrade increases mining power and often unlocks faster clearing of high-health blocks. Chain upgrades as soon as you can afford them; sitting on cash without a pickaxe gain slows every future minute.
The pickaxe item page lists how tiers scale, and the better pickaxe guide explains when to skip a tier versus saving for a bigger jump. Beginners should favor steady one-tier upgrades unless a sale or bundle makes a double jump possible.
Step 5: Use Offline Earnings Wisely
One of the game’s headline features is earning strength and cash while offline. Before closing Roblox, stand in an offline earnings zone if the map provides one—details are on the offline earnings page. When you return, collect passive gains and immediately reinvest them into strength or pickaxes instead of spending on cosmetic shop items.
Offline income will not carry you to the bottom on day one, but it compounds. Players who log off in the correct zone every session pull ahead of players who quit mid-air in the lobby.
Step 6: Know When to Stop for the Session
End your first hour with a repeatable routine: train until mining feels smooth, mine until inventory or depth goals are met, sell, upgrade pickaxe, optionally train again, then log off in an offline zone. Avoid rebirth until you have seen deeper layers and read the mid-game walkthrough. Your first rebirth is a strategic reset, not a tutorial button.
If you want a broader overview before diving deeper, start with how to play Mine Per Click. That guide frames the same loop with checklist language you can revisit anytime.
First-Hour Goals Checklist
- Locate training, mining entrance, sell NPC, and pickaxe shop without asking for directions.
- Complete at least two mine-and-sell cycles with one pickaxe upgrade between them.
- Reach the first mid-depth layer family described in mining layers content.
- Log off once in an offline earnings area to test passive gains on return.
- Bookmark the active codes page for future boosts when VERY LUCKY adds promo codes.
Once these goals feel easy, you are ready for mid-game pacing where rebirth timing and pickaxe tier lists matter more than raw clicking speed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do first in +1 Mine Per Click?
Train strength at the surface training area until you can break the first mining layers without stalling. Strength gates how fast you dig, so even a few minutes of training pays off before you commit to a deep run.
When should I sell loot instead of holding it?
Sell as soon as your inventory fills or when you need cash for the next pickaxe tier. Early game cash comes almost entirely from selling common ore, so frequent trips to the sell zone keep your upgrade loop moving.
Is offline earnings important for beginners?
Yes. The game passively grants strength and cash while you are away, which makes your return session stronger than when you left. Check the offline earnings zones on the map before logging off so you accumulate income efficiently.
Should I rebirth during my first hour?
Usually no. Your first rebirth is most valuable after you have reached deeper layers at least once and understand what resets. Focus the first hour on learning the train-mine-sell-upgrade loop instead of rushing the bottom.
Do I need a private server to learn the game?
No, but free private servers remove crowding at training pads and sell NPCs. They are optional for beginners but helpful if public servers feel laggy or busy during peak hours.