The opening loop does not wait on a quest or a Robux purchase. You spawn at an empty base, and the same eight actions show up in recorded first sessions.
Do these eight things in order
- Sit on the level-1 seat. The health number that climbs is your blood. It is also the pool boss hits drain later.
- Walk to a mosquito standing in the first field and hit it with the default hand. The win check is the health bar at the top of the screen reaching zero.
- Pick up a larva. Every first-area drop is common, so any pickup is fine. Larvae from other players' kills can be grabbed too.
- Place it anywhere on your plot. A common egg was ready in about 7 seconds in one session; a slightly larger early egg took about 12 seconds in another. Open the lid when it is ready.
- Place the hatchling in the base. One fresh save's first hatch was labeled Common nerd mosquito.
- Feed it. Walk up, start the feed, and let it drain your health while the percentage climbs. Sit again when the drain gets uncomfortable. You can drop the feed early.
- Walk over the green circle. Cash does not enter your wallet by itself. One early pickup gathered almost 7,000 cash in a single walk-over.
- Finish the feed at 100%, then buy the shoe. In the recorded route the same first-area mosquito died much more easily after that purchase.
A first common finished at 18 cash per second once it hit 100% in one run. Another session's first grown mosquito paid about 30 per second. Unfed mosquitoes pay only a fraction of the label: if the finished rate is 100, the start is about 10.
What to ignore on minute one
- The Robux-only mosquito spray. The cash route never needs it.
- Later shop names such as the frying pan, katana, or scythe. They are real shop entries, but they are not the first buy.
- A selling station exists at the base. Nothing in the opening session was worth selling.
- Base mosquitoes stay home. A placed earner was judged not to follow you into the field.
The next wall
Keep farming first-area larvae and feed each new hatch to 100%. Put early cash into the seat so refills get faster. One player re-fought the first area at about 600 health. Another, stuck near 150 health, could not take the next target and guessed the Housewife would need about 500 health, tied to saving about 15,000 cash. That 500 figure is one player's estimate, not a listed requirement.
Mosquito Mom is the recurring early boss players return to. Leave the Housewife until the seat and a bought weapon are both ahead of that fight. The feeding guide and the seat chain are the next pages.