Throwing Simulator Free Robux Guide (2026) — Tips, Codes & Strategies

Throwing Simulator by HoiAndBai Studio has pulled in around 5,000 concurrent players with a dead-simple concept: pick up objects, hurl them as far as possible, and stack cash. But beneath that simplicity sits a surprisingly deep loop of strength training, rebirths, pet hatching, world progression, and potion management. This guide covers everything you need to climb the leaderboards without wasting time or Robux.

How Throwing Simulator Works

The core loop is straightforward. You train on walls to build Strength, then throw items across the map. The farther an item flies, the more money you pocket. That money buys heavier projectiles with higher cash multipliers, and the cycle repeats. Layer on pets, potions, and rebirths, and you've got a progression system that stays engaging for hours.

Here's the quick breakdown of the economy:

• Strength — Determines throw distance. Trained by clicking walls or using auto-train.
• Money — Earned per throw based on distance and item multiplier. Spent on items, eggs, and upgrades.
• Enchant Gems — Used at pet enchant machines to boost pet stats.
• Potions — Temporary multipliers for money, luck, or strength gains.

New players should focus on one thing first: building Strength. Without it, your throws barely clear a few studs, and earnings stay low. Don't rush to buy expensive items before your Strength can actually send them a meaningful distance.

Training walls are your bread and butter in the early game. Higher-tier walls unlock with more Strength.

All Active Codes (May 2026)

Codes in Throwing Simulator give free potions, enchant gems, and other boosts. HoiAndBai Studio typically drops a new code every few days, usually tied to updates or player milestones. Here are all 14 working codes as of May 2026:

How to Redeem Codes

Redeeming codes takes about 10 seconds, but the process isn't immediately obvious if you're new to the game:

1. Launch Throwing Simulator and wait for the game to fully load.
2. Open the shop menu by clicking the shop icon on the left side of your screen.
3. Scroll all the way to the bottom of the shop panel until you see the code redemption section.
4. Type or paste your code into the "Enter Code" text box.
5. Click the Redeem button. You'll see a confirmation message if the code is valid.
6. Repeat for every code on the list above. Redeeming all 14 takes under two minutes.

If a code doesn't work, double-check your spelling and capitalization. Some codes expire without warning, so redeem them as soon as you see them.

Strength Training & Throwing

Strength is the single most important stat in Throwing Simulator. Every point of Strength pushes your throws farther, and farther throws mean more money. Here's how to train efficiently:

Training Walls

Walls are scattered across each world, and each one has a Strength requirement to use it. Higher-tier walls give more Strength per click. The basic wall in World 1 gives +1 Strength per tap, while advanced walls in later worlds can give hundreds or thousands per tap. Always use the highest-tier wall you've unlocked.

Auto-Train

Once you've played for a bit, you'll unlock the auto-train feature. This clicks the wall for you automatically, which is essential for AFK farming. Leave the game running with auto-train active, and you'll rack up Strength passively. Pair it with a Strength Potion II for maximum gains.

Throwing Items

Not all projectiles are equal. Each item in the shop has a different cash multiplier. A basic rock might earn you 1x money per stud of distance, while a meteor or golden anvil could earn 50x or more. Always upgrade to the highest-multiplier item you can afford. The cost pays for itself within a few throws.

Higher-tier throwing items have massive cash multipliers, making each throw worth significantly more.

Auto-Throw

Similar to auto-train, the auto-throw button lets you farm money without manually clicking each throw. Turn it on, equip your best item, and let the money roll in. This is particularly useful overnight or while you're doing other things. Combine auto-throw with a Money Potion II and you'll wake up to a stack of coins.

Rebirth System Explained

Rebirths are the backbone of long-term progression. When you rebirth, your Strength resets to zero, but you gain a permanent +10% Strength boost that applies to all future training. That means your second life trains 10% faster, your third life trains 20% faster, and so on.

When Should You Rebirth?

Rebirth as soon as you hit the required Strength threshold. There's no benefit to waiting beyond that point. Some players hoard Strength thinking they'll lose progress permanently, but the +10% compounding boost far outweighs the temporary reset. By rebirth 5, you're training at 1.5x speed. By rebirth 10, it's 2x. The math speaks for itself.

What Rebirths Unlock

• Permanent +10% Strength gain per rebirth
• Access to advanced training walls in your current world
• Higher rebirth milestones can unlock cosmetic rewards
• Rebirth count displays on your profile for leaderboard bragging rights

World Progression Guide

Throwing Simulator features multiple worlds, each with its own aesthetic, training walls, pet eggs, and throwing items. You unlock new worlds by reaching specific Strength thresholds. Here's what to expect:

World 1 — Starter Island

Where everyone begins. Basic training walls, simple throwable items (rocks, balls), and starter eggs. Don't linger here longer than necessary. Get your Strength up, rebirth once or twice, and move on.

World 2 — Sakura

A cherry-blossom themed world with stronger walls and better pet eggs. The items here offer noticeably higher cash multipliers. Sakura is where the game starts to feel faster since your rebirths from World 1 compound nicely with the improved walls.

World 3 — Neon City

The current endgame zone. Neon City has the strongest training walls, the most powerful throwing items, and the rarest pet eggs in the game. Pets hatched here provide the biggest training multipliers, so spend your enchant gems on Neon City pets rather than upgrading lower-tier ones.

Neon City is the most advanced world, offering top-tier eggs, walls, and throwing items.

Each world jump is significant. You'll notice training speeds, money earnings, and pet quality all take a sharp step up. Prioritize reaching the next world's Strength requirement over anything else.

Pet Hatching & Enchanting

Pets aren't cosmetic in Throwing Simulator. They're your biggest power multiplier. Each equipped pet boosts your Strength training speed, and stacking multiple pets creates massive compounding gains.

How Eggs Work

Each world has its own set of eggs, purchased with in-game money. Eggs have tiered drop rates: common, uncommon, rare, epic, legendary, and mythical. Higher rarity means better training multipliers. The cheapest eggs have the worst odds, but they're still worth buying early on to get any pet equipped.

Best Pets to Target

Focus your money on eggs from the highest world you've unlocked. A common pet from Neon City outperforms a rare pet from Starter Island in most cases. Once you've got a few legendaries or mythicals from the current world, stop hatching and start enchanting instead.

Pet Enchanting

The pet enchant machine uses enchant gems (earned from codes and gameplay) to upgrade your pets' multipliers. This is where min-maxing really matters. Don't waste gems on common pets you'll replace in a week. Save them for legendaries and mythicals from Neon City or whatever the highest world is when you read this.

Pet Equip Slots

You start with a limited number of pet equip slots. More slots mean more simultaneous training boosts. Some game passes increase your pet equip limit, which is one of the strongest purchases you can make if you decide to spend Robux.

Potions & Multipliers

Potions are temporary buffs that dramatically speed up your progression. There are three main types:

• Money Potion / Money Potion II — Doubles (or more) the coins earned per throw. Use these when you're ready to grind money for item upgrades or eggs.
• Strength Potion / Strength Potion II — Multiplies Strength gained per wall click. Best used right after a rebirth when you're rebuilding from zero.
• Luck Potion / Luck Potion II — Boosts hatch rates for rare pets. Activate before an egg-opening session.

Tier II potions are strictly better than Tier I, so save your Tier I potions for when you've used up the good stuff. Codes like update5 give you one of each Tier II potion, which is incredibly valuable for new players. Don't waste them casually. Plan a dedicated session around each potion activation.

Some special potions appear during events. The easter code gives an Easter Strength Potion and a Golden Egg Potion, both of which are limited and can't be obtained through normal gameplay. Redeem event codes immediately, even if you don't plan to use the potions right away.

Fastest Money-Making Methods

Money drives everything in Throwing Simulator. You need it for items, eggs, and the constant upgrades that keep your progression moving. Here's how to earn it fastest:

1. Equip your highest-multiplier throwing item. Check the shop regularly since new items unlock as your Strength grows.
2. Activate a Money Potion II before you start throwing. This doubles your earnings for the duration.
3. Make sure your best pets are equipped. Their training multipliers also affect money gains indirectly by boosting Strength.
4. Turn on auto-throw and let the game run. AFK farming with auto-throw is the most time-efficient method by far.
5. Rebirth before a big farming session. The +10% Strength boost compounds with potion multipliers for noticeably bigger throws.
6. Move to the highest world you can access. Items and training walls in later worlds generate exponentially more money.

The ideal AFK farming setup: best item equipped, auto-throw active, Money Potion running, and pets boosting your stats.

A fully optimized farming run with all buffs active can earn 10x or more compared to throwing manually without potions. The difference is staggering, so plan your potion usage around dedicated grinding sessions.

Game Passes & Premium Benefits

Throwing Simulator offers several game passes purchasable with Robux. While none of them are required, a few stand out as genuinely useful if you want to speed up progression:

• Extra Pet Slots — More equipped pets means higher multipliers. This is arguably the strongest pass in the game.
• Auto-Train Speed Boost — Makes auto-train click faster, increasing passive Strength gains.
• VIP / Premium Benefits — Includes a permanent +10% Luck boost and other perks.
• 2x Money — A permanent money multiplier that stacks with potions. Excellent for long-term players.

Check the game's store page on Roblox for current pricing, as pass costs occasionally change with updates. If you're on a budget, the Extra Pet Slots pass gives the most value per Robux spent.

If you're looking for ways to earn Robux without spending real money, Earnaldo lets you complete simple tasks to accumulate Robux that you can put toward passes like these. It won't make you rich overnight, but it's a legitimate way to pick up a pass or two without pulling out your wallet.

Quick Progression Checklist

If you want a no-nonsense path from day one to endgame, follow these steps in order:

1. Join the game and redeem all 14 active codes immediately. That's free potions, enchant gems, and a head start on your inventory.
2. Train on the starter wall until you can afford the first throwing item upgrade. Throw to earn money, buy the upgrade, repeat.
3. Hatch a few eggs from World 1 to get pets equipped. Even common pets boost your training speed.
4. Rebirth as soon as the option becomes available. Don't wait. The +10% Strength boost accelerates everything.
5. Push into World 2 (Sakura) once you meet the Strength requirement. Immediately start using Sakura's training walls and items.
6. Use your saved Tier II potions for a big farming session in Sakura. Stack Money Potion II with your best item and auto-throw.
7. Hatch Sakura eggs with a Luck Potion active. Replace World 1 pets with Sakura pets as you get better ones.
8. Continue rebirthing, building Strength, and pushing toward Neon City. Once there, focus exclusively on Neon City eggs and enchanting.

Most active players can reach Neon City within a few days of consistent play. If you're using codes and potions strategically, it's even faster.

Advanced Tips and Tricks

Leaderboard Strategy

The leaderboard tracks total throw distance. If you're chasing a top spot, the key is stacking every multiplier at once: max-rebirth Strength, highest-tier item, Strength Potion II, Money Potion II, and all pet slots filled with enchanted mythicals. One throw under those conditions can cover more distance than hundreds of unoptimized throws.

When to Save vs. Spend Money

Don't hoard money. In simulator games, sitting on currency is almost always suboptimal because upgrades pay for themselves quickly. The moment you can afford a better item or egg, buy it. The one exception: if you're 80%+ of the way to unlocking a new world, save your money for the items and eggs available there instead of buying the current world's leftovers.

Join the Discord

HoiAndBai Studio's Discord server is where new codes drop first. Following their announcements channel means you'll never miss a code. They also occasionally run Discord-exclusive giveaways and sneak peeks at upcoming updates.

If you play other Roblox simulators, our guides on Pet Simulator 99 and Fisch cover similar progression strategies that translate well across the genre.

Frequently Asked Questions