Emote RNG is a collection game where you roll for hundreds of unique dance animations, ranging from common to divine rarity. This guide covers how to earn cash, upgrade your skills, roll smarter, and trade your way to the rarest emotes.
In shortRedeeming codes and starting your first rolls is the fastest way to get going.
When you first load in, head straight to the menu and open the code-entry screen. After that, open the gacha and start rolling to build your collection.
Open the menufind the code-entry screen and redeem every code you can.
Check your collectionafter each roll your new emote is recorded there, so you can see what you own at a glance.
Start rollinguse whatever cash you have to pull emotes and aim to hit the Common through Rare badges early.
In shortSkill upgrades multiply your cash income and pay for themselves over time.
Cash is the engine of everything in Emote RNG. You earn it just by playing or leaving the game idle, and spending it on skill upgrades raises the rate at which more cash comes in.
Tips worth knowing
Cash builds up even when you are idle, so there is value in simply keeping the game open.
Skill upgrades increase your cash income rate.
Update 38 brought cheaper cash boosts, making early upgrades less painful for new players.
The cash milestones to know: 100,000 earns the Rich badge, 10,000,000 earns Richer, 100,000,000 earns Wealthy, and 1,000,000,000 earns Billionaire.
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In shortThere are eight rarity tiers — rolling up through them in order is the natural progression of the game.
Each roll can land on one of these eight rarities. The badge you unlock confirms you have reached that tier for the first time.
Rarity
Badge unlocked when you first get one
Common
Common Emote
Uncommon
Uncommon Emote
Rare
Rare Emote
Epic
Epic Emote
Legendary
Legendary Emote
Mythic
Mythic Emote
Divine
Divine Emote
Secret
Secret Emote
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Mutations — the special-effect emotes
Summary
In shortMutations are the rarest emotes in the game and the main long-term goal for collectors.
On top of the eight rarity tiers, some emotes carry special visual effects called mutations. These are the hardest things to obtain in the game.
Mutations emotes that carry special visual effects, making them the rarest items in the game.
Trade value mutation emotes command the highest prices when trading with other players.
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Trading with other players
Tips
In shortTrading lets you turn duplicate emotes into ones you actually want.
The in-game trade system lets you swap emotes directly with other players. If you have rolled duplicates or landed on emotes you do not care about, trading them away for something rarer is a smart move.
Tips worth knowing
Duplicate emotes are ideal trade fodder; check your collection for extras before approaching someone.
Rarer emotes have higher trade value.
Mutations carry the highest trade value.
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Rolling milestones worth knowing
Check
In shortThe roller badges mark real progress and give you short-term goals to aim for between rare pulls.
Alongside the rarity badges, the game tracks how many total rolls you have made. Each milestone unlocks a badge.
10 rollsNew Roller badge.
100 rollsCasual Roller badge.
1,000 rollsAverage Roller badge.
10,000 rollsPro Roller badge.
100,000 rollsExperienced Roller badge.
1,000,000 rollsMaster Roller badge.
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What changed in the latest update
Summary
In shortUpdate 38 overhauled the interface and made cash boosts cheaper, which helps new and returning players alike.
Update 38 is the current version. It brought a full redesign of the menus, making navigation cleaner and more straightforward. New emotes were added to the pool, including Machine Love and Tung Sahur Funk. Cash boosts also got a price cut.
GUI remake the menus are completely redesigned for easier navigation.
New emotes Machine Love, Tung Sahur Funk, and more were added to the roll pool.
Cheaper boosts cash boosts cost less.
Quality-of-life fixes several bugs were addressed alongside the main changes.
Glossary
Glossary
Emote
A dance animation you collect by rolling — the main thing the game is about.
Roll
Spending cash to randomly receive one emote from the pool.
Cash
The in-game currency that funds every roll and upgrade; it accumulates even while you are idle.
Skill upgrade
A purchasable improvement that raises how fast your cash income grows.
Mutation
A special variant of an emote that carries unique visual effects, making it the rarest type in the game.
Trade
The in-game system for swapping emotes directly with another player.
Rarity
The tier that describes how hard an emote is to roll, running from Common up through Secret.
Common questions
FAQ
Where do I enter codes?
Open the in-game menu and look for the code-entry screen.
Can I play without spending Robux?
Yes — cash builds up through idle play and active rolling, and skill upgrades push that rate higher over time.
How do I unlock the Tic-Tac-Toe Master badge?
Beat Cross at a game of tic-tac-toe within the game.
Updated Oct 3, 2026
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