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The Difficulty Upgrade Tree: Regrown Guide: Getting started on Island 1

The Difficulty Upgrade Tree: Regrown
A Normal EJT Group, Playing 95, Rating 86.0%
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Overview

The Difficulty Upgrade Tree: Regrown (TDUT:R) is an extremely long obby game where you push through up to 134 upgrades across seven different areas, each with its own mechanics and progression. This guide walks you through getting started, understanding resets, reaching key upgrade milestones, and taking on bosses.

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Contents
01

Getting started on Island 1

Step
In short Your first goal is simple: buy your first upgrade and earn the Island 1 badge.

The game drops you into a single room that you work through on your own — there is no co-op. The developers describe it as an extremely long game, so treat every early step as laying groundwork for a long grind ahead.

  1. Buy your first upgrade this is the condition for the Island 1 badge.
  2. Check your area seven areas exist in total, each with unique mechanics, though only one is available at the start.
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02

Key upgrade milestones

Table
In short Specific upgrade numbers act as gates to new islands and features.

Each milestone below unlocks something meaningful.

Upgrade numberWhat it unlocks
31Reach Island 2 and the Sakura island area
60Unlock Multiplier Island (Islands of Multiplication)
121Unlock Automation, letting you automate Class Negative
134The current highest upgrade in the game
135Island 4 unlock — not yet available
03

Two types of reset

Table
In short Resets are not setbacks — they are required steps that let your tree grow further.

Two distinct resets appear at different stages of the game. Both are tied to badge conditions, so you will need to perform each one to progress.

Rest Reset (Layer 0)take a rest and then continue forward; earns you the Mental Clarity badge
Perfection Reset (Layer 1)resets your tree to grow it more perfectly; earns you the Perfecting Skills badge
04

Boss fights

Step
In short Defeating Flawless Noob is what opens the door to Layer 1.

Bosses appear at reset layers and in Act 1. The first one is framed as a practice battle to prepare you for protecting the tree.

  1. Face Flawless Noob this is the first Reset Layer boss; defeating him earns the Flawless Noob Beaten badge.
  2. Try Hardmode beating Flawless Noob with Hardmode enabled will earn a separate badge, though this is not yet available in the current version.
  3. Push into Act 1 a second boss appears later in Act 1, and defeating it earns the Ifinitude badge, also not yet available.
05

Things to watch out for

Warn
In short A few rules and hardware limits can trip you up before you even reach the first boss.

The game runs a content warning for flashing lights and rapid visual effects, and it places strict rules on how you are allowed to play.

Worth watching out for
Exploits, macros, and cheats are banned the game will catch you.
Autoclicking is allowed, but automating your cursor movement is not.
The game is performance-intensive, so use the most powerful device you have access to.
If you have photosensitive epilepsy, be aware that the game contains flashing lights and rapid visual patterns.

Glossary

Glossary
Rest Reset
A reset available at Layer 0 where you take a rest before continuing, required for the Mental Clarity badge.
Perfection Reset
A reset available at Layer 1 that refines your tree's growth and is required for the Perfecting Skills badge.
Automation
A feature unlocked at Upgrade 121 that handles Class Negative automatically for you.
Multiplier Island
An area unlocked at Upgrade 60, described as multiplying something in your progress.
Flawless Noob
The first Reset Layer boss, presented as a practice battle to prepare you for defending the tree.
Class Negative
A game element that can be automated once you reach Upgrade 121 and unlock the Automation feature.

Common questions

FAQ

Can I play this game with friends?

Each room fits only one player, so you progress entirely on your own. There is no co-op mode.

Is autoclicking allowed?

Yes, autoclicking is officially permitted. However, automating your cursor movement is not allowed, and using exploits or macros of any kind can get you caught.

How many upgrades are there?

The current highest upgrade is number 134. Certain numbers along the way — 31, 60, 121, and 135 — each unlock a new area or feature.

The game runs slowly on my device — what can I do?

The game is performance-intensive. Playing on a more powerful device is recommended.

Updated Oct 22, 2026
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The Difficulty Upgrade Tree: Regrown A Normal EJT Group, Playing 95, Rating 86.0%
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