2 Player Raid Tycoon Factory Production and Upgrade Guide

The ground floor starts with manual production and adds automatic droppers. Upstairs Belt opens the second-floor line, while Sky Belt opens the third-floor line. Each conveyor has its own equipment and upgrade purchases.

Use the floor or tier condition beside each price: a ground-floor upgrade and an upstairs upgrade can share a name while costing different amounts. Prices below are in Cash. For stairs, platforms, walls, and other structures, see building and facility locations.

1. Claim a factory side and follow the floor arrows to PLACE DROPPER — FREE. Step on the pad to build the starting equipment and conveyor.
2. Approach the Console and repeatedly use Produce. On desktop, press E or use the indicated CLICK! button; on mobile, use TAP.
3. Let the blocks travel along the conveyor, then step on the green COLLECT! pad to move the accumulated income into your spendable cash balance.
4. Buy Automatic Dropper from its pad beside the Console. The opening price can be $30 or $70; use the price displayed on your pad.
5. On the $30 opening route, Automatic Dropper reveals Second Dropper for $400. Buy it to add another production device.

Prioritize Automatic Dropper early so production can continue while you move around the factory, then expand with Second Dropper. The original Console remains usable after automation, so you can keep producing manually while saving for another purchase.

Ground-floor purchases also include Value Scanner ($1,200), which builds a frame across the conveyor, Fast Fingers ($120) near the Console, and Speed Up Belt ($300). Add early walls and entrance protection alongside production expansion; the base defense guide covers where to build them.

After a rebirth reset, the starting Dropper is free again. Use Produce to restart the line and earn cash for automation.

Second-floor purchase path

Build and reach the second floor before buying its production line. Find Upstairs Belt ($7,500) near the stair exit and windows. Buying it creates the conveyor and opens Copper Dropper, the second-floor Speed Up Belt upgrade, and Quick Hands.

Follow the equipment path:

1. Buy Copper Dropper ($4,000) to open Heavy Dropper.
2. Buy Heavy Dropper ($6,000) to open Twin-Barrel Dropper.
3. Buy Twin-Barrel Dropper ($12,000) to open Hydraulic Press.
4. Buy Hydraulic Press ($25,000) from the pad beside the conveyor.

The three upstairs droppers cost $22,000 combined, excluding Upstairs Belt, Hydraulic Press, and the floor itself. Budget for access and the conveyor separately when planning this expansion.

Third-floor Sky line

Once the third-floor platform is built, climb the central frame to reach it.

1. Buy Sky Belt ($75,000) to create the new conveyor.
2. Buy Sky Dropper ($30,000) to start the line and open Forge Dropper.
3. Buy Forge Dropper ($60,000) from its production pad.

A practical continuation is Hydro Chiller ($90,000) followed by Titan Dropper ($300,000) as their pads become available. Find Titan's purchase pad across the conveyor; its machine has two parallel yellow glowing columns. Supercomputer ($400,000) is another purchase beside the Sky-line conveyor.

If you cannot reach the production platform yet, follow the floor unlock route for the required structures and climbing directions.

Conveyor upgrade paths

On both the ground and second floors, buy Speed Up Belt → Faster Belt → Rapid Belt on the same conveyor. Each purchase reveals the next upgrade. Use the floor-specific prices in the equipment directory.

On the Sky line, buy the $60,000 Speed Up Belt, then the $150,000 follow-up upgrade. That follow-up can be labeled Speed Up Belt+ or Speed Up Belt.

Choose the upgrade for the job

• Speed Up Machines and Faster Machines are machine-speed purchases. On the upper-floor $30,000 Speed Up Machines route, the purchase reveals Faster Machines at $60,000. A separate upper-floor price variant is $80,000 near the $50,000 Rapid Belt area, so budget from the pad you are using.
• Fast Fingers, Quick Hands, and Lightning Taps are operation upgrades near the manual-production areas. Look near the starting Console for Fast Fingers, near the upstairs line's end and windows for Quick Hands, and at the Sky-line conveyor end for Lightning Taps.
• Value Scanner, Hydraulic Press, Hydro Chiller, and Supercomputer are separate production-line purchases. Follow their own pads and prerequisites when expanding the equipment along a conveyor.

For a new factory, getting automatic production running is a useful first priority because it reduces the need to stay at the Console. After that, decide whether you are opening another line, upgrading an existing line, or spending time on manual production; those are different purchases rather than one universal upgrade sequence.

Make sure you buy the intended tier

Step onto the purchase pad itself. A pad turning green as your balance rises means it has become affordable; it does not buy the upgrade automatically. If approaching a pad does not trigger the purchase, step away and back onto it.

Read the replacement label after a purchase. For example, buying Speed Up Machines for $30,000 can replace that pad with Faster Machines for $60,000. If you remain on the new pad without enough cash, Not enough cash can appear even though the first upgrade succeeded. Move off the pad and save or collect enough cash for the newly displayed tier.

The first Treadmill requires Rebirth 1. Treadmill 2 requires Rebirth 2 and costs $10,000 at the end of the upstairs production line. Treadmill 3 requires Rebirth 3 and costs $100,000 near the upper production-line end. Reaching the required rebirth unlocks the purchase; you still need to buy the available machine.

1. Step onto the treadmill's purchase pad once you meet its requirement and have enough cash.
2. Walk onto the dark, arrow-marked running belt in front of its display.
3. Remain on the belt while your character runs.
4. Jump off to leave.

Buying Treadmill 2 also reveals Quick Stride, a separate $15,000 purchase beside it.

The nearby E / Produce prompt belongs to the separate Console. Use the treadmill by stepping onto its running belt. If you need another rebirth to unlock it, see the rebirth requirements and reset rules before resetting your factory.

The amount stored at the collection terminal is separate from your spendable balance. Before returning to an unaffordable upgrade, step on the green pad beneath the cash display to collect your factory income.

Buy Auto Collect for $25,000 from the pad beside the ground-floor collection terminal to remove repeated collection trips. The terminal displays AUTO after activation, and factory income enters your balance automatically. This is especially useful when you are working upstairs or leaving the factory.

For other ways to fund purchases, see the cash sources and income guide. To open more building space or locate an unfinished construction purchase, follow the floor unlocks and missing buttons guide.