Drill for Eggs is a free Roblox simulator from Crazay Future that launched in September 2026. It mixes clicker-style Power training with a steal-and-hatch loop: you dig through layers of terrain, lift eggs out of guarded nests, carry them back to your farm, and hatch pets that pay out Cash every second. The money funds stronger drills and farm upgrades, while Rebirths reset your Power in exchange for permanent earning multipliers.
Quick answer: Train Power, drill through floors to steal eggs, hatch them into pets for passive Cash, then Rebirth to trade your Power back to zero for a permanent Cash multiplier. You can try it on the official Roblox experience page.
The core loop: Power, drilling, and pets
Everything starts with Power. You raise it by clicking to train manually, with the first on-screen prompt asking for 150 Power before you can dig. Standing in your Auto-Train zone generates Power passively, so most of the grind happens while you wait on other tasks. Floating multiplier icons near the pad (values like +1.1x, x1.5, and x2.1) briefly speed up how fast Power climbs.
Power feeds how deep you can drill, not your income directly. Pets are what earn Cash. Once you have enough Power, you move into a drill zone and the drill breaks through the floor automatically, dropping you into an egg nest below.
Stealing eggs past the giant Chicken
Each nest holds eggs tied to a rarity, and a roaming giant Chicken guards the area. You grab an egg, slip past the Chicken, and climb a ladder structure back up to your farm plot. Higher-rarity eggs sit in deeper layers that carry luck bonuses, shown on-screen as labels like x10 LUCK. A Legendary Queen Bee Egg, for example, appears in one of these deeper high-luck zones rather than the starting Common nest.
Your Carry capacity caps how many eggs you can hold at once. It starts at a single slot, and the first upgrade to two slots costs $100k (or 39 Robux) at the Carry upgrade stand. Walk Speed boosts come free from blue and green pads around the base, each adding +1 Walk Speed, which helps you outrun the Chicken on the way back.
Hatching pets and Index rewards
Back at the farm, you place an egg on the grass plot and wait out an incubation timer before opening it. A Common Dog hatches into a pet worth $9 per second, while the Legendary Queen Bee runs on a 1 minute 30 second timer and pays out $3.64k per second once hatched. Pets keep earning Cash even while you are offline, which is what funds your next drill.
Registering a new pet in the Index menu pays a one-time Cash bonus on top of the pet’s income. The Dog gives +$150 on discovery, and the Queen Bee pays out +$78.75k, a swing large enough to jump a balance from roughly $29k past $142k in a single claim.
Rebirths and the Cash multiplier
Rebirth is the main progression gate. Hitting a set Power threshold lets you Rebirth, which resets Power back to zero in return for a permanent, multiplicative Cash bonus. Because it multiplies everything your pets earn, the boost scales with you into the late game where pets produce millions per second.
| Rebirth | Power required | Cash multiplier |
|---|---|---|
| Rebirth 1 | 1k | x1.5 |
| Rebirth 2 | 12.5k | x2 |
| Rebirth 3 | 50k | x2.5 |
Power above the threshold is wasted once you Rebirth, since the reset drops it to zero regardless of how high it climbed. A red exclamation mark on the Rebirth button signals the moment you qualify, which is the cue to cash in rather than overtrain.
After a Rebirth, the game opens Worlds and Mutations as further progression, so the Power reset is a step forward rather than lost ground.
Drill Shop upgrades and costs
A stronger drill improves excavation speed, determining how long it takes to break through a floor and how far down you can realistically go. Models are available from the Drills stall for in-game Cash or Robux. The starter, Scrappy Drill, works at 15 per second, while the top-end Epic Ultra Drill reaches 23k per second.
| Drill | Rarity | Dig speed | Cash cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scrappy Drill | Common | 15/s | Equipped |
| Steel Drill | Common | 38/s | $1k |
| Golden Drill | Common | 94/s | $3.5k |
| Platinum Drill | Common | 230/s | $10k |
| Emerald Drill | Rare | 590/s | $32k |
| Diamond Drill | Rare | 1.5k/s | $70k |
| Electric Drill | Rare | 3.7k/s | $150k |
| Cyber Drill | Rare | 9.2k/s | $420k |
| Ultra Drill | Epic | 23k/s | $1M |
A notifier pops up when you can afford the next tier, with messages like “You can now afford Golden Drill.” The Robux prices run roughly from 19 Robux for the Steel Drill up to 189 Robux for the Ultra Drill, so progress does not require spending real currency.
Meteors and Daily Rewards
Meteors crash into the dig zones at random. Drilling a meteor fills a cracking bar to 100%, which shatters it and opens a Meteor Chest. The chest offers free Power and Cash boosts along with premium drill options, with examples including +15k Power, +$15k Cash, a 2x Cash boost for five minutes, and Rare or Mythic drills. The chest vanishes after it is opened or left too long.
Daily Rewards escalate across a seven-day cycle, starting with Cash and building toward high-rarity pets.
| Day | Reward |
|---|---|
| Day 1 | $2,500 Cash |
| Day 2 | Ice Wolf (Rare) |
| Day 3 | Lava Dog |
| Day 4 | Cow (Legendary) |
| Day 5 | King Jaguar (Mythic) |
| Day 6 | Void Lion (Secret) |
| Day 7 | Rainbow Gorilla (Exclusive / OP) |
There are no active promo codes for Drill for Eggs at the moment, so the free income sources are the Daily Rewards, meteor drops, and Index claims. Taken together, the systems reinforce one short cycle: train Power, dig deeper for rarer eggs, hatch them for higher per-second Cash, and Rebirth whenever the exclamation mark appears to lock in a bigger multiplier.
