Levels raise your size, unlock the evolution named on your bar, and feed the health examples seen in late October. No XP-per-level table has been published, so this is a route, not a formula.
Free XP, in the order that mattered
- Night Hunt. A banner reading NIGHT HUNT · 2x XP sits under the coin counter at night. Bites score double XP while it is up. The length of a night was not timed.
- Big food before small food. An acorn bite showed +23 XP. A larger bite showed +126 XP. Acorns and silk cocoons take several bites and pay more than a tiny ant. The October 27 walkthrough said the same thing about orbs: bigger spheres pay more, so skip a small one when a big one is close.
- Quests that match the food you are already eating. Examples seen on the Quick and level tabs: Bite 14 Ants (+42 coins), Eat 17 Crickets (+56), Stay alive for 7 minutes (+57), Eat 19 Beetles (+64), Reach Level 30 (+150). Other goals seen without a printed payout: Crack 19 Acorns, Eat 11 Beetles, Tear open 13 Silk Cocoons. Keep one running. These are samples, not the full quest list.
- Auto Atk. The green AUTO ATK toggle keeps biting while you steer.
- Bosses with a team. One clip went from level 149 to 153 when the Emperor Scorpion fell, then opened a trait pick. That jump is not a reason to fight the boss at level 15.
- Change areas when the banner says you can. Sunny Meadow is the start. Whispering Woods prints Lv 15+. Staying on starter food after that is slower.
A session you can repeat
- Claim daily login and any playtime reward when you join.
- Open Tracking so you know the next form's printed requirement.
- Eat the largest food you can finish, then insects about your size.
- Turn Auto Atk on while you move between targets.
- Pick the level-up option that matches what just killed you or slowed you down.
- Leave if a much larger player is on you. Death did not reset progress in the October 27 walkthrough, but it wastes the time.
- Move to Whispering Woods once you are past the level 15 banner, and save Night Hunt for the longest eating stretch.
Coins without a code
No redeem code is confirmed. Coins still come from hunting, Quick and Hourly quests, daily login, playtime rewards, and the reward for liking the game and joining the | Corgi Crew | group. The Invite button shows +500. Whether that 500 is coins or XP was not labeled.
The Housefly's 200-coin cost is the only published evolution price. Use the coin-gap calculator if you want the subtraction done for you, and change the target if your screen disagrees.
Paid XP, dated October 28, 2026
| Product | Reported price | What was said about it |
|---|---|---|
| Double XP [FOREVER] | R$199 | Permanent double XP. One in-game button showed 145, so a sale or a different price may have been live. |
| +50 Levels [1] | R$9 | Cheapest level product seen. |
| +30 Levels [FAST] | R$19 | Early boost. |
| +50 Levels [2] / [3] | R$49 / R$99 | Pricier. Whether bought levels survive an egg is not confirmed. |
| Keep Levels | R$29 | Purpose not confirmed. |
Night Hunt is the free version of double XP and does not last forever. Do not buy a level pack to skip a requirement you have not read on the bar.
Health numbers are snapshots
Seen health examples: 99 at level 5, 313 at level 17, and 966 on a level 53 Wolf Spider. They are not a curve you can multiply. Players have been seen above level 150. A locked LV 100 ability slot exists. The maximum level is not published.
Controls that affect the grind
| Control | What it did |
|---|---|
| BITE (left mouse on PC) | Attack food and bugs. |
| RUN (Shift on PC) | Sprint. Uses stamina. |
| AUTO ATK | Bite nearby targets while you move. |
| FLY / DOWN | Take off and land on flying forms. |
| Map | Top-right. Also marks the biggest player in some sessions. |
Mobile sessions showed large BITE, RUN, and AUTO ATK buttons. Console support was not shown.