Five guides, one per real player decision: how to start, how to earn, how to hunt the rare layer, when to reset, and what never to install.
+1 TNT Mining is a Roblox incremental mining simulator by Slap Core Games, and its whole loop fits in a sentence: place TNT to blow up the mine, collect the revealed blocks, sell them for cash, and buy stronger TNT to unlock deeper areas - because, as the official description says, the deeper you go, the rarer and more valuable the blocks get. Progress is a race between two dials: blast size (bigger TNT clears an area in fewer trips) and depth (rarer blocks raise the value of every block you carry back). Around that loop sit the systems the wiki documents: nine optional game passes headed by the Corrupt, Atomic, and Admin TNT ladder, a pet equip-slot system, an Egg Shards currency, and a hidden secret-block family. There is nothing to pay to progress - the free cash ladder covers the full game - and every guide below is built around the same loop: more value per blast, fewer wasted trips.
Short on time? The compressed strategy: exhaust the free ladder before spending Robux, collect every block in every crater, sell in full hauls, and move down one depth level only when your current TNT clears the area in a couple of blasts.
Each guide carries its checked date and hands off to the tool or data page that finishes the decision.
Your first hour, step by step: find the diggable wall at spawn, place your first TNT, walk the whole crater collecting every revealed block, sell the full load, and buy the next TNT tier immediately. The guide explains why blast size comes before depth, when to push deeper, and the three beginner mistakes that waste the most time - partial collection, going too deep too early, and following advice meant for the different game +1 TNT Every Second.
Read the guideThe income routine that compounds: identify your efficiency depth (the deepest area your current TNT clears in one or two blasts), run full-collection sweeps, sell in full hauls, and reinvest every cash pile into the next ladder step instead of hoarding. It also covers recalibrating after each upgrade, because a bigger blast moves your efficiency depth deeper, and balance updates can move which depth pays best.
Read the guideThe hidden block layer: the official Secret Tracker pass description confirms secret blocks exist and that the pass reveals them through walls. The guide covers the practical hunt - reach the deep layers where rare drops already appear, sweep every crater, scan walls before blasting if you own the pass, and log finds to pattern-match spawn spots - plus honest boundaries: spawn rules, rates, and values have no official documentation, so treat specific numbers elsewhere as claims.
Read the guideWhy every +1 TNT Mining script - auto farm, teleport, ore ESP - risks your account: scripts execute anonymous code, break the Roblox Terms of Use, and are the standard pipeline for bans and stolen logins. The guide includes the four-step recovery plan if you already ran one (rotate password, enable 2SV, sign out all sessions, scan the device) and the rule-safe speed alternative: the cash routine plus the planner tools on this site.
Read the guideWhat rebirthing trades away, what you keep, and when a reset pays off. The guide frames the decision the way the game's economy does: a rebirth is only worth it when the permanent gain beats the cash and ladder progress you give up, and the calculator page helps you estimate how long a rebuild takes at your current haul rate.
Read the guideThe hub orders the work; the rest of the site does the rest.
The sell-value calculator and TNT buy-order planner turn guide advice into your numbers.
RankingRole-first ranking of the free ladder and the Corrupt, Atomic, and Admin passes.
StatusThe dated zero-state and the four reported-but-unconfirmed strings, explained.
For the underlying systems - block rarity by depth, pet slots, egg shards, and the full pass catalog - the wiki hub documents what the game confirms and labels everything else. After each game update (tracked on the update log), the guides that mention balance are re-read first.
