The RNG Machine sits in the middle of the map in Steal a Brainrot, right where the Summer Fuse used to be, just to the right of the Shop. You feed it money, spin for a rare Brainrot, and then decide whether to buy the result. Next to it stands the Beehive that runs the Queen Bee event, a timed swarm that drops Honey and special mutations.
Quick answer: Walk to the center of the map, interact with the RNG Machine, pay $50k for a base spin, then buy the rolled Brainrot within 60 seconds or reroll. The Queen Bee swarm goes live every two hours and lasts 10 minutes, restocking the Honey shop each time.
Spin cost and how buying works
Every spin runs on Luck, which is exactly what the machine’s name promises. With no upgrades applied, a single spin costs $50k. That fee only pays for the roll itself. Once the machine lands on a Brainrot, you still pay its listed purchase price if you want to keep it.
There are 40 Brainrots in the pool, eight of them brand new. Rolls range from Legendary all the way up to Secret, and the prices climb sharply with rarity and income per second.
| Brainrot | Rarity (income/s) | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Pi Pi Watermelon | Legendary ($1.3K/s) | $315k |
| Bandito Axolito [Gold] | Legendary ($1.5K/s) | $290k |
| Los Noobinis | Mythic ($12.5K/s) | $4.3M |
| Los Noobinis [Gold] | Mythic ($12.5K/s) | $4.3M |
| Toiletto Focaccino | Mythic ($16K/s) | $4.8M |
| Tic Tic Ribbit | Mythic ($18.7K/s) | $6.2M |
| Gattatino Nyanino | Brainrot God ($35K/s) | $7.5M |
| Matteo | Brainrot God | $10M |
| Espresso Signora | Brainrot God ($70K/s) | $25M |
| Pakrahmatmatina | Brainrot God ($225K/s) | $40.5M |
| Ocarlita Orcala | Brainrot God ($240K/s) | $45M |
| Karkerkar Kurkur | Secret ($325K/s) | $80M |
| Chachechi | Secret ($400K/s) | $85M |
| Gelatina Volatina | Secret ($2.4M/s) | $590M |
| Rocketini Frostini | Secret ($3M/s) | $700M |
Note: You have 60 seconds after a roll lands to either purchase the Brainrot or spin again. Nobody else can see your spin while it happens, so the decision is entirely yours until you commit.
Upgrades and Rebirth requirements
If your rolls keep stopping on Legendary units like Pi Pi Watermelon instead of Secrets like Gelatina Volatina, upgrades are the fix. The machine lets you improve three stats: Luck, Mutation Luck, and Spin Speed. Each upgrade you buy raises the cost of your next spin, so the machine gets more expensive to run as it gets stronger.
Some upgrade tiers are locked behind Rebirth levels. Every level three upgrade needs Rebirth 3, and the maxed-out upgrades require max Rebirth. If you are somewhere in the middle of progression, level 2 upgrades are usually enough to start pulling Secret Brainrots fairly often.
Tip: If you already have a large bankroll and just want better units fast, keep rolling rather than chasing Rebirths. Rebirthing wipes your money, and rebuilding it can take longer than the event window allows.
The Luck symbol reroll
The machine can also land on a Luck symbol instead of a Brainrot. When it does, it rerolls automatically and hands you a Secret Brainrot. The effect stacks, so hitting the symbol twice in a row pushes you toward even rarer results. Save enough for your first couple of strong pulls and the income they generate lets you build your bankroll back quickly.
Can other players steal your rolled Brainrot?
Yes. Once you buy a Brainrot from the machine, it travels toward your base along the middle path, the same way a Shop purchase does. That trip is the risky part. Other players can intercept it and buy it out from under you, or wait until it reaches your base and pounce the moment your defenses drop.
To reduce the danger, do your rolling on servers with fewer players, grab Slaps and other items from the Shop, and walk your unit home until it is safely behind your lasers. The rule cuts both ways, so if you hear someone else score a strong Secret roll, you can go after theirs too.
Queen Bee event timing and mutations
The Beehive next to the RNG Machine shows a timer counting down to the next swarm. The Queen Bee event fires every two hours and stays active for 10 minutes. During that window, watch the conveyor for rare Brainrots carrying one of the four new bee mutations and comb the map for Honey.
The mutations are Normal Bee, Ice Bee, Fire Bee, and Queen Bee. Instead of a mutation name printed above the rarity, these show up as bee icons with floating bees next to the Brainrot. You tell them apart by color, with Ice Bee appearing blue and Fire Bee appearing red. Each one applies a useful income multiplier. If you are early in the game, grabbing a Common Brainrot with a bee mutation every time the swarm rolls around is an easy way to boost your earnings.
Collecting Honey during the swarm
Honey is the second reward the swarm drops. Across the 10-minute window, bees randomly spawn jars, and a typical event yields roughly 10 to 15 of them. They appear along the main path or in the gaps between bases, so sweep every corner while the timer runs.
Honey is the currency for the Bee’s Shop, the limited store tied to the same Beehive that counts down the swarm. You spend jars there on event-only Brainrots.
Queen Bee Event Shop stock and prices
The shop carries five Brainrots, each with limited quantity. Stock restocks every two hours whenever a swarm is active, and the cheaper units sell out fast, so plan to attend as many swarms as you can if you want a specific one.
| Brainrot | Income/s | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Conetto Morsetto | $10M/s | 10 Honey Jars |
| Honey Honey Bear | $32M/s | 20 Honey Jars |
| Queen Bee | $65M/s | 50 Honey Jars |
| S’more Serat | $85M/s | 100 Honey Jars |
| Bumbatron | $172.5M/s | 200 Honey Jars |
Because a single event drops a healthy stack of Honey, most of these are within reach without much grinding. If a high-end unit like Bumbatron shows as out of stock, keep collecting Honey across the next few swarms and buy it once it returns to the shelf.
