Dig & Clean is a treasure-hunting game on Roblox built by Squeaky Clean! You sweep a detector across the sand, dig up whatever it flags, spray the dirt off at a cleaning station, and either sell the find or set it out in your museum for tourist income. The rarest results are the point, and the biggest ones — a UFO, Poseidon’s Trident, a giant Emerald — only start appearing once your gear and location catch up. You can jump straight into it on the official Roblox game page.
Quick answer: Mythic-tier items such as the UFO and Poseidon’s Trident are dug up at Shipwreck Cove, which costs 1,100,000 coins to travel to and unlocks a 2x Luck bonus. You need a high-power shovel and a high-luck detector before the game will let you dig the heaviest, rarest spots.
The core dig-to-museum loop
Every session runs through the same six-stage cycle. Each stage feeds the next, so a weak link anywhere slows the whole thing down.
| Stage | Action | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Detect | Sweep a detector | Glowing dig spot with a rarity hint |
| Dig | Spam-click with a shovel | A dirty find drops into play |
| Clean | Spray at the cleaning station | The item is revealed and valued |
| Sort | Sell junk or keep rares | Coins or a museum piece |
| Museum | Place items on the display dock | Tourists pay you over time |
| Upgrade | Buy tools at the shop | Faster digging and cleaning |
The detector controls your luck multiplier and how far you can sense buried items. The shovel controls dig power, which decides whether you can even break ground on rarer spots. When a dig is refused, the game tells you plainly that your shovel is too weak to dig this. That prompt is the signal to upgrade before wasting time.
Shovels and their costs
Shovel power gates the rarest finds. Higher tiers also add walk speed, which cuts the time spent moving between spots. Buy the next shovel as soon as a dig gets refused rather than hoarding coins.
| Shovel | Power | Walk speed | Cost (coins) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wood | 2 | +5% | 250 |
| Stone | 3 | +10% | 1,600 |
| Metal | 5 | +15% | 10,000 |
| Gold | — | — | 45,000 |
| Amethyst | 9 | +25% | 190,000 |
| Titanium | — | — | 390,000 |
| Cobalt | — | — | 650,000 |
| Carbon | — | — | 1,300,000 |
| Ruby | — | — | 2,900,000 |
| Diamond | — | — | 9,200,000 |
Detectors and luck multipliers
Luck raises the odds of rarer spots showing up, and range lets you find them without walking as far. Pairing a strong detector with a strong shovel is what pushes you from common junk toward legendary and mythic finds.
| Detector | Luck | Range | Cost (coins) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Copper | x3 | 7.5 | 500 |
| Silver | x5 | 8 | 5,000 |
| Gold | — | — | 140,000 |
| Platinum | x12 | 9 | 140,000 |
| Onyx | — | — | 330,000 |
| Sapphire | — | — | 530,000 |
Spray bottles matter too. Cleaning is the slowest step, so moving from the Rubber Spray Bottle (900 coins) up to the Steel Spray Bottle (26,000 coins) noticeably speeds up how fast a find is revealed.
Getting to Shipwreck Cove
Shipwreck Cove is the second map and where the top-value items live. You reach it by talking to the pirate NPC named Islands and paying the 1,100,000 coin travel fee. Arriving there permanently applies a 2x Luck bonus, which stacks with your detector’s multiplier.
Note: you cannot cheat your way in early. Walking out to the cove before paying leaves you unable to dig there, so the coin fee is a hard requirement. Build up coins by displaying high-value items — stacking multiple toilets and ducks on the dock keeps tourist payouts flowing while you save.
The highest-value items you can uncover
With Shipwreck Cove unlocked, a top-tier shovel, and luck gamepasses running, the rarest finds start turning up. Weight and condition are shown on each item, and condition ratings run from OK up to Perfect. Here are the standout high-value results, ordered by coin value.
| Item | Weight | Condition | Value (coins) |
|---|---|---|---|
| UFO | 9,193 KG | OK | 17.2M |
| Poseidon’s Trident | 41.3 KG | Great | 9.6M |
| Crashed Helicopter | 5,525.3 KG | — | 2.4M |
| Gold Bars | — | — | up to 1.8M |
| Emerald | 1.7 KG | Perfect | 1.6M |
| Moai Head | 2,160.7 KG | OK | 1.6M |
| Old Tank | 39,078.9 KG | Good | 1.3M |
| Dino Skull | 249 KG | — | 578k |
| Palm Tree | 295.6 KG | Perfect | 485.8k |
| Angel Duck | 3.3 KG | Great | 383.3k |
| Ship Wheel | 20.9 KG | — | 291.8k |
| Fire Hydrant | 449.8 KG | Great | 163.5k |
Gamepasses that speed up mythic hunting
Robux gamepasses stack on top of your gear to raise both drop odds and cleaning speed. They are optional, but they are what turns a slow grind into a steady stream of rare pulls.
| Gamepass | Cost (Robux) | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| 2x Luck | 180 | Doubles your luck for rarer spots |
| Double Server Luck | 90 | Adds a server-wide luck boost |
| Instant Clean | 225 | Cleans finds immediately, skipping the spray |
| VIP | 315 | Turns your display plot golden |
How to know a find is worth keeping
Once an item is fully cleaned, the game displays its name, weight, condition, and coin value, along with a rarity readout like “1 in 483.” Higher rarity numbers and higher values are your cue to keep the item for the museum instead of selling it. Legendary and mythic pieces earn far more on display than the flat coins you get from the merchant.
The practical order is simple. Upgrade whichever tool is holding you back, save 1,100,000 coins to reach Shipwreck Cove, layer luck gamepasses on top, and keep the rarest cleaned items on your display dock so the coins keep coming while you dig for the next UFO.
