Start from the reward we can name
RELEASE! is the exact published code, including the exclamation mark. The listed reward is 125 Coins. Use the code page to copy it and check the difference between a published promotion and a personally tested redemption.
The description also says quests earn rewards. It does not provide a complete quest list, individual payouts, base loot values or a fixed earning rate. We therefore do not promise a coins-per-minute farm or make up quest rewards.
Before spending on a tool or upgrade
- Name the problem from your last round: an unfamiliar route, failure to get out, or difficulty meeting your chosen goal.
- Read the option’s actual in-game description. A useful-sounding name is not enough to establish its effect.
- Check the displayed price and any requirements against your current resources.
- If the effect matches the problem, make one change and retry the same route. If it does not, keep the coins and practice first.
Three practical spending decisions
| What you notice | How to assess a purchase |
|---|---|
| You get lost before reaching the exit | Learn the short route first; an upgrade does not establish where the exit is. |
| A familiar round is too slow for the badge | Compare the live option’s stated benefit with the action costing time. Buy only if that benefit actually applies. |
| You have just copied RELEASE! | Confirm the game accepted it and awarded the reward before counting those coins in a budget. |
Why there is no fixed upgrade tier list
A meaningful ranking would need named options, prices, effects and their conditions. Those details were not available in the current public source set. The spending method above remains usable with the live shop while avoiding a fabricated best tool.
If you are working toward Master Thief or Legendary Gnome, their published targets are 100 and 500 stolen items respectively. A larger-sounding purchase does not itself prove progress toward either award.