Kick an Uma is a free Roblox incremental simulator from the group 30 dollar games, and the entire experience runs on one repeating chain of four actions. You build Kick Power, launch a Lucky Uma Block down a distance track, carry whatever Uma lands back to your barn, and park it on a pad so it pays Cash every second. That Cash buys heavier weights, heavier weights send the next kick farther, and farther kicks roll rarer Umas.
Quick answer: Lift the barbell to raise Kick Power, tap the kick pad once when the power bar hits the Excellent or Perfect window, sprint back to the Safe Zone ahead of the wave with your new Uma, and press the interact prompt on an empty green pad to place it. Your Cash-per-second ticker on the HUD moving upward confirms the placement worked.
The core loop in Kick an Uma
Every session follows the same order, and skipping a stage is the most common way new players stall out. A rare Uma sitting in your inventory earns nothing. An empty green pad earns nothing either. The sequence only pays when you complete all four stages before starting over.
| Stage | What you do | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Train | Equip the barbell and lift at the training bar | Raises Kick Power, which sets maximum kick distance |
| Kick | Stand on the kick pad and tap once on the timing window | Distance decides which zone the Lucky Uma Block lands in |
| Collect | Run to the landing spot, grab the Uma, return to the Safe Zone | The drop is not yours until it is in your inventory |
| Place | Interact with an empty green pad in the barn | Placed Umas generate Cash per second, online and offline |
The game supports Desktop, Console, Mobile, and Tablet, and servers cap at five players. Voice chat and camera are not supported.
How to build Kick Power with weights
You spawn with 1 Kick Power, which is enough to reach the nearest patch of starter grass and nothing else. Kick Power is raised by holding the barbell and lifting repeatedly at the training area, with each lift adding a fixed amount based on the weight you own.
Higher tiers exist well past that point, including a Mythic Silver Weight priced at $7.25M and a Godly Gold Weight above it. Those are long-term goals, not first-session purchases. Weights you buy stay equipped through a Rebirth, so you rebuild Kick Power far faster on a second run than on your first.
Timing the kick pad and reading the power bar
The kick itself is a single-input timing check, not a button mash. A power bar sweeps across a meter with graded windows, and where you stop it determines how far the Lucky Uma Block flies. The ratings you will see include Great, Excellent, and Perfect, with Perfect producing the longest launch.
On PC, click or press your bound kick key once. On mobile, a single tap on the kick button does the same thing. Tapping repeatedly does not add power, and the Lucky Uma Block is consumed either way, so a panicked input wastes the attempt entirely.
Two habits make the difference. Watch the bar cycle once or twice before your first real attempt so you know its rhythm, and face the camera down the track rather than back toward the barn. Mobile players in particular lose kicks by turning the camera mid-swing and then losing track of where the block landed.
Note: if another player is already on the pad, wait a cycle. A blocked run-up ruins the timing, and servers only hold five people, so turns come around quickly.
Collecting your Uma and outrunning the wave
When the block resolves, cyan cubes burst and an Uma silhouette appears at the landing point. Sprint out, pick the character up, and head straight back toward the Safe Zone. Standing around admiring the rarity tag is how drops get lost.
A tidal wave sweeps the track after each kick, and it moves faster on some runs than others. Your Run Speed stat is what keeps you ahead of it, which is why the Run Upgrades stall matters as much as the Weights Shop. You start at Run Speed 13, and upgrades purchased with Cash push it up through 17, then into the 30s as your income grows.
If you are dying to the wave repeatedly, buy Run Speed before buying another weight. Farther kicks are worthless if you cannot retrieve what lands at the end of them.
Barn pads and Cash per second
The barn interior is where income actually happens. Pads are colour-coded, with green marking an empty platform and yellow marking an occupied one. Walk onto an empty green pad until the interact prompt appears, then confirm to place the Uma you are carrying.
Fill every empty pad before upgrading anything. A placed common earns more than an unplaced rare, and pad upgrades are expensive, with a sample Level 1 to Level 2 step costing $4.5K. Once all your pads have bodies on them, start levelling the highest earners.
Rarer Umas pay more. Reported HUD figures put a Mythic TM Opera O around $900 per second and a Godly Kitasan Black around $3.3K per second, both pulled from desert-zone kicks. Farther zones roll rarer characters, which is the mechanical reason Kick Power gates your income ceiling. Your Umas also earn while you are offline, shown on the HUD as a per-day figure.
Characters you will run into early include Haru Urara, Vodka, Daiwa Scarlet, Mayano Top Gun, El Condor Pasa, Gold Ship, Mihono Bourbon, Mejiro McQueen, and Meisho Doto. Use the Index to track what you have collected.
Kick an Uma codes and how to redeem them
The codes box shipped with the Character Rehaul update and sits as a button on the left side of the screen. Three codes currently redeem, two of which hand you free Umas outright.
| Code | Reward |
|---|---|
| 300KVISITS | Curren Chan |
| 30KGROUP | Mejiro Palmer (group-gated) |
| 1000CARATS | 1,000 Carats |
You will know a code worked when the reward appears immediately, either as a new Uma in your inventory or as a Carats balance increase. The 30KGROUP code requires membership in the game’s Roblox group before it will accept. If a code fails, check for trailing spaces, match the capitalisation exactly, and remember that each code is limited to one use per account. SORRY4RESTART and SORRY4DELAY are no longer active.
Rebirth, the Champion Store, and Carats
Rebirth resets your progress in exchange for permanent multipliers. The first Rebirth unlocks at 1K Kick Power and grants Cash and walk speed multipliers. The second tier requires 10K Kick Power. Because purchased weights carry over, the rebuild after a Rebirth is much quicker than the initial grind, which makes the first one worth taking as soon as you qualify.
The Champion Store is a separate NPC selling consumable potions, including Farm Potion, Weight Potion, Cash Potion, and Luck Potion. Carats are a secondary currency and are what the 1000CARATS code pays out. No code grants Robux.
Spending order for your first session
Cash disappears fast if you buy in the wrong order. The priority below keeps your income compounding instead of stalling.
- Redeem all three codes first, since two of them give you Umas you can place immediately.
- Fill every empty barn pad before spending anything on upgrades.
- Buy Run Speed if the wave is catching you on the return run.
- Buy the next weight tier when kicks land short of the zone you want.
- Upgrade pad levels last, starting with your highest Cash-per-second Uma.
- Take Rebirth 1 once Kick Power passes 1K.
The Roblox listing currently carries the Character Rehaul tag, and the experience has passed 1.1 million visits. Rarity labels beyond what appears on the HUD are community reporting rather than a published ladder, so treat any specific tier ranking you see elsewhere as a planning estimate. The mechanics above hold regardless of where a given character sits.
