Configured action awards
Each table row below has a role, an action label, and a packaged point value. High-value examples include 750 for a Bunny escape and 250 for a Hunter kill.
PackageExact package reference
Scoring & Progression
The installed game exposes action awards for Bunny, Magician, and Sisters. This reference publishes every row while keeping cadence, caps, team totals, end-screen transformations, and score-to-XP behavior explicitly unresolved.
The end-screen formula
Low-value events may repeat, but the audited rows do not reveal every trigger cadence, cap, personal/team transformation, or the conversion from score to account XP.
Not exposedAction database
Every decoded score row
Use role and text filters to inspect the current packaged row set. Similar labels can represent different character implementations.
| Action | Role | Configured score | Runtime cap | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Good Hit | Bunny | 10 | Not exposed | Package |
Account progression
Known level milestones
Cumulative XP and milestone reward pools are exposed separately from action score. That does not prove a direct score-to-XP conversion.
- Cumulative XP
- 45,000
- Candy
- 25,000
- Gold Candy
- 5
5 Common, 1 Green selection
- Cumulative XP
- 135,000
- Candy
- 100,000
- Gold Candy
- 10
10 Common, 2 Green, 1 Blue selection
- Cumulative XP
- 390,000
- Candy
- 200,000
- Gold Candy
- 20
20 Common, 4 Green, 2 Blue, 1 Purple selection
- Cumulative XP
- 745,000
- Candy
- 300,000
- Gold Candy
- 30
30 Common, 6 Green, 3 Blue, 1 Purple selection
- Cumulative XP
- 1,200,000
- Candy
- 400,000
- Gold Candy
- 40
40 Common, 8 Green, 4 Blue, 2 Purple, 1 Gold selection
- Cumulative XP
- 1,755,000
- Candy
- 500,000
- Gold Candy
- 50
50 Common, 10 Green, 5 Blue, 2 Purple, 1 Gold selection
Matchmaking economy
Ranks, entry fees, and multipliers
Reward multipliers are exposed package values. Display rounding keeps float storage noise out of the player-facing table.
| Rank | Minimum rating | Entry fee | Reward multiplier |
|---|---|---|---|
| Extra | 0 | 1 | 1.00× |
| New kid | 1,000 | 5 | 1.00× |
| Comic | 1,500 | 10 | 1.00× |
| Opener | 2,000 | 15 | 1.25× |
| Dazzler | 2,500 | 20 | 1.40× |
| Star | 3,000 | 25 | 1.50× |
| Legend | 3,500 | 30 | 1.55× |
| Mastermind | 4,500 | 40 | 1.60× |
Loot economy
Floor bands and slot-machine offers
Rating changes which floor-loot table is used, while the slot machine exposes fixed price bands. Package weights are not percentages and do not reveal exact final odds.
Rating bands
62 floor-item entries change across the decoded rating bands.
| Minimum rating | Band | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| 1,000 | New Kid | Package |
| 2,500 | Dazzler | Package |
| 4,500 | Mastermind | Package |
Offer bands
Four prices map to three-item offer pools. The exposed legendary counter is 99.
| Price | Possible items | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| 4 | Jinglebun · Lockpick · Smoke Bomb | Package |
| 8 | Balloon · Trampoline · Bike | Package |
| 12 | Firework Rocket · Marble Balls · Firecracker | Package |
| 16 | Shock Box · Madness Toy · Oiler | Package |
PackageWhat the tables show
- Many utility-item weights fall from 3 at 1,000 rating to 2 in the higher bands.
- Radar has a non-zero floor weight on floors 3–4 in the 1,000 and 2,500 tables, then zero in the 4,500 table.
- Key and Candy weights rise on upper floors in the 2,500 and 4,500 tables.
Floor values are selection weights, not percentages. Exact odds require runtime candidate filtering and normalization. Runtime candidate filtering can change the final result.