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Untitled Upgrade Tree — Getting started on the Basic Baseplate
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OverviewUntitled Upgrade Tree (UUT) is an incremental game where you earn resources, spend them on upgrades arranged in a tree, and reset your progress in exchange for powerful boosts that let you race back through content faster each time. The game has over 12 hours of content across dozens of baseplates and multiple worlds, and it runs on PC, mobile, and consoles. This guide walks you through starting out, understanding resets, exploring bonus areas, and picking up the badges and titles along the way.
What is on this page
Contents
01
Getting started on the Basic Baseplate
Step
02
How resets work and why you should do them
Summary
03
Live and upcoming events
Events
04
The world and baseplate map
Tips
05
Bonus and hidden areas
Check
06
Badges worth planning for
Tips
07
Titles and how to earn them
Tips
08
Glossary
Words
09
Common questions
FAQ
01
Getting started on the Basic Baseplate
Step
In short
Everything in the game opens up from the Basic Baseplate, so spend your first session here building a solid foundation.
The Basic Baseplate is where every run begins. It holds two currencies — Points and Clicks — and spending them on upgrades here is what unlocks the rest of the game. Once you have pushed far enough, several new baseplates branch off and the real progression loop kicks in.
- Earn Points the primary currency on the Basic Baseplate, used to buy most early upgrades.
- Earn Clicks the second currency here, needed alongside Points to open new areas.
- Unlock the Auto Buyer Baseplate this area automatically purchases upgrades on the Main Baseplate so your resources keep growing.
- Unlock the Prestige Baseplate opening this is your first step toward the reset system that drives the whole game.
- Head to the Alpha Baseplate it produces the Alpha currency and unlocks the Beta Baseplate.
02
How resets work and why you should do them
SummaryIn short
Resetting is the core growth mechanic in UUT — every layer you clear makes you permanently stronger and dramatically faster on the next run.
UUT currently has six reset layers. Each one wipes your progress in exchange for boosts that compound over time. The game is designed around this loop, not against it.
- Prestige Reset first reset layer, unlocked through the Prestige Baseplate; boosts Points, Clicks, Experience, and Evil Points.
- Evil Reset second layer, accessed through the Evil Reset Baseplate; boosts Points, Prestige Points, and Clicks.
- Loop Reset each loop grants buffs to every currency and opens new worlds.
- Supernova Reset resets all progress in exchange for Supernova Points, which then boost multiple Galaxy and Blackhole currencies.
- God Offer a wish-based reset that offers huge rewards including free VIP access, ×100 to every currency, and instant unlock of all eight loops.
- Big Bang Reset a late-game reset layer that feeds into the Void and World 2 areas.
03 Live and upcoming events
Events
いま開催中・開催予定のイベントです。期間が決まっているので先に確認しておきましょう。
Update 6
New world, more content, and creative mode update
04
The world and baseplate map
Tips
In short
Each world contains its own baseplates and currencies, and you need to clear earlier worlds before later ones open up.
Worlds act as containers for groups of baseplates. You can teleport between worlds you have already reached. Later worlds introduce entirely new currencies and mechanics that the earlier ones do not have.
Tips worth knowing
- The Overworld holds the starting baseplates — Main, Auto Buyer, Prestige, Evil, RNG, Galaxy Portal, and several bonus areas.
- Galaxy introduces Galaxy Points, Rocks, and Steel, earned across the Galaxy, Loop, and Steel Baseplates.
- Blackhole runs on Dark Energie, Dark Prestige Energie, Tokens, and Dark Evil Energie — all earned on the Black Hole Baseplate.
- Anti World boosts Exp by ^1.25 and is required to reach the Supernova Baseplate.
- Genesis gives you Units, Blocks, and Stages; reaching level 20 in the Tower opens the God Offer Baseplate.
- World 2 and Space are late-game areas with their own currencies — Orbs, Ascension Tokens, Shards, Cosmic Matter, and Stars.
05
Bonus and hidden areas
Check
In short
Several secret and optional baseplates hand out badges, titles, and cosmetics that you cannot get anywhere else.
These areas sit outside the main progression chain, but each one rewards something unique. Most have a specific unlock condition that is easy to miss.
- Hecker Baseplate open Settings and switch on Hecker mode to enter; finishing it earns you the Hecker badge and a car.
- Gambling Area you need the Gambling title from the RNG Baseplate first; drop balls in the Plinko-style game and reach $100,000 to earn the Gambler badge.
- Underwater Baseplate donate 100 or more Robux, or hold five or more Donation Points, to unlock it; completing it gives the Tuff title, the Damn badge, and the Cat and Dog cosmetics.
- Skill Baseplate enter through the Skill Tree in the menu; upgrades here unlock sprinting, a higher jump, the pizza tool, and the Sigma title.
- RNG Baseplate rolling here can land you titles and stat boosts ranging from common (Novice at 42%) to extraordinarily rare (Singularity at 1 in 500 billion).
- Da Useless Tree and Da Useless Tree Part 2 both hand out their own badges on completion.
06
Badges worth planning for
Tips
In short
Most badges are milestones you earn naturally by progressing, but a handful need deliberate detours.
Clearing each new world or completing each reset layer earns a badge automatically. A few badges require extra steps that normal play will not cover on its own.
Tips worth knowing
- Secret Upgrade — buy the secret upgrade inside the Overworld House.
- Sneaky Upgrade — a separate secret upgrade hidden inside Big Bang; finding it also unlocks the Sneaky title.
- Died? — use the Fly Tool (obtainable via VIP or wish four in God Offer World) to clip through worlds like Void, or exit the map in Space where there are no barriers.
- Gambler — reach $100,000 inside the Gambling Area after unlocking it with the Gambling title from the RNG Baseplate.
- Challenger — finish every challenge in the game.
- Teamwork is dreamwork — as of July 17, 2026 this badge has been removed from the game.
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Titles and how to earn them
TipsIn short
Titles show under your name in-game and range from easy first-time rewards to rare grinds that take serious effort.
Equip any title you have unlocked through the Settings menu.
Tips worth knowing
- Member — given when you join for the first time, though it is currently bugged for some players.
- Tryhard — requires at least 24 hours of playtime inside the game.
- Hecker — finish the Hecker Upgrade Tree after enabling Hecker mode in Settings.
- Sigma — unlocked through the Skill Baseplate's upgrade chain.
- VIP — obtainable for free by spending wish four in God Offer World.
- Top 1 through Top 50 — placing high enough on any leaderboard earns the matching title.
Glossary
Glossary- Incremental game
- A genre where you earn resources, spend them on upgrades, and watch production grow exponentially over time.
- Baseplate
- A distinct area in UUT with its own currencies and upgrades; unlocking new baseplates is the main way to progress.
- Reset layer
- A point in progression where you wipe your current gains in exchange for permanent boosts that make future runs faster.
- Prestige
- The first reset layer, accessed through the Prestige Baseplate, which boosts Points, Clicks, Experience, and Evil Points.
- Wishes
- The currency of the God Offer Baseplate, spent on large rewards such as instant loop unlocks or a free VIP pass.
- Portal Fragments
- A currency collected across the Prestige and Evil baseplates that is spent to unlock the Galaxy Baseplate.
- DP (Donation Points)
- Points earned by donating Robux on the Robux Baseplate; reaching five DP unlocks the Underwater Baseplate.
- RNG Boost
- A randomly rolled buff obtained on the RNG Baseplate, ranging from common stat boosts to extraordinarily rare titles.
Common questions
FAQDo I lose everything when I reset?
You do lose your current currencies and upgrade progress, but you gain permanent boosts in return, and each reset is designed to make getting back to where you were take a fraction of the original time.
How do I get into the Hecker Baseplate?
Open the Settings menu inside the game and turn on Hecker mode. Once that is active, the baseplate becomes accessible. Finishing it rewards you with the Hecker badge and a car.
Can I get VIP without paying Robux?
Yes. Wish four in the God Offer World grants VIP access for free. You need to reach the God Offer Baseplate first, which opens after hitting level 20 in the Tower inside Genesis.
What does the Auto Buyer Baseplate do?
It automatically purchases upgrades on the Main Baseplate for you.
Is there any co-op content?
There is a dedicated Teamwork Server mode with its own finish condition, though the badge tied to completing it was removed on July 17, 2026.
Updated Oct 6, 2026
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