1. Build income
Buy from the conveyor and place units on your pad. Units only earn while placed; cash piles up in front of your pads until you walk through the collect zone. Thin pads of real earners beat commons, which mostly add lag.
Raul Modded Game Guides (October 2026)
Raul Modded Game is a free, 8-player Steal-a-Brainrot-style tycoon by @RaulXDev's BRAZLIAIN SPYDER group: claim a base pad, buy brainrots off the conveyor, bank their cash in the collect zone, steal from players whose Lock Base has expired, fuse ingredients into Secrets, and rebirth for a permanent multiplier — with a free admin panel as the modded twist. This hub holds the whole loop in one place, then hands you off to focused guides for the questions the official description actually answers.
The loop in detail
How a session actually runs
Community-documented mechanics (raulmodded.wiki, checked 2026-10-03); the wiki pages carry the full system reference.
2. Defend it
Lock Base is the only real door defense — re-lock manually when the HUD allows, because an unlocked pad is free loot. Traps and slaps punish carriers, and the pile leaves with a stolen unit.
3. Multiply it
Fuse two named ingredients at the Los Traders NPC for a Secret (documented: Jelly Moby pair for Moby Bros; Tictac Sahur + Los 67 for Los Tictacs), or buy outright — the confirmed Secrets span 2.3M to 225M cash/s.
4. Reset for more
Rebirth trades your cash and brainrots for a permanent multiplier; no official multiplier values exist, so the working rule is to reset when the multiplier beats what your pads earn during the rebuild. The free admin panel can also grant cash, spawns, and multipliers on public servers.
The guides
Five focused guides, each honest about its sources
Two restate the official description's only gameplay claims; three map what a player can verify versus what remains undocumented.
Guide
Private server commands
The official answer, restated and applied: global commands do not work on private servers. The guide walks through what that means in practice — a failed command in a private server is the documented behavior, not a bug — plus the family-specific twist that the live places disable VIP/private servers entirely, so the free admin-panel commands are a public-server feature.
Read when: Commands failed on a private server, or you wondered why
GuideData transfer
The official description says data is transferred between games — and stops there. This guide covers what is claimed, what is not (which data, when, with what exceptions), and the community's field procedure after every rename or new place: join once, test with cheap cash, verify pads and rebirth before trusting your balance. Given the family's documented ban-and-replace history, this is the guide that protects your progress.
Read when: The game renamed, moved places, or your balance looks wrong
Guide statusBeginner guide status
Separates what a new player can actually verify today — the official game identity, the title marker, the data-transfer note, and the private-server command limitation — from everything still undocumented (no published starter route, item table, or drop rates). The safe first session it describes: join the current place, claim a pad, learn the conveyor-collect-lock rhythm, and treat every outside tip as unverified until it matches the game.
Read when: First session, or before trusting any copied tip
Guide statusProgression guide status
Covers the one official progression fact — the description's statement that data transfers between games — and what it does not say (scope, timing, exceptions). Pairs that with the community-documented progression skeleton: pads earn cash, Secrets raise the ceiling, fusion and rebirth multiply it, and the payback rule decides when to reset. The verified-details-first framing matters here because a rename or place swap can invalidate any route overnight.
Read when: Planning your first rebirth or chasing your first Secret
Guide statusFarming guide status
Cash in this game comes from pads, and the guide keeps that honest: no exact drop rates, reward tables, or per-minute figures are published anywhere. What it does give you is the documented structure of a good loop — thin pads of real income units instead of lag-causing commons, frequent collect-zone trips because the pile is lootable, and Lock Base discipline so earnings survive. For the only exact income numbers that exist, it hands off to the tier list and calculator.
Read when: You want more cash per hour without made-up rates
Boundary
What the guides will not tell you (yet)
Documented absence, not laziness — each item flips to real guidance the day a source publishes it.
Drop rates and spawn odds
Lucky blocks are documented as riggable and no public drop table exists. Any percentage you see for this game is borrowed from Steal a Brainrot or another mod.
Exact lock and rebirth values
Raul has published no Lock Base timer or rebirth-multiplier numbers. The original game's “~60s + 10s per rebirth” figure is a different game's — the HUD here is the authority.
Codes and redemption
No verified code has ever existed for this game — the codes page carries the evidence trail and the watchlist for a first one.
FAQ
Guide questions
How do you play Raul Modded Game?
Claim a base pad, buy brainrots off the conveyor, and walk through the green collect zone to bank the cash they generate. Steal from players whose Lock Base timer has expired, fuse ingredients at the Los Traders NPC for Secrets, and rebirth when a permanent multiplier beats your current income. Servers hold 8 players; the free admin panel is the modded twist.
Are these guides official?
The two mechanics guides (server commands, data transfer) restate the official Roblox description, which is the only official documentation that exists. The hub-level gameplay picture comes from the community fan wiki (raulmodded.wiki), checked here on 2026-10-03 — every mechanic claim on this page traces to it or to the official description.
Which guide should a new player read first?
The beginner guide for what is verified versus what is still undocumented, then server commands if you play on private servers, then farming once you want to optimize pad income. The guides deliberately stay inside what sources support rather than inventing routes.
Why don't the guides give exact numbers (best upgrade order, drop rates)?
Because no game-specific source publishes them. The confirmed numbers this site has — five Secret income figures — live on the tier list and calculator pages, with their source and check date. Everything else would be invented, and invented routes are worse than honest gaps.
Beyond the guides