+1 Stone Skipping Progression Guide: First Throws to Zones, Wins, and Rebirth

Quick answer

Throw, and every bounce pays +1 Skill. Skill fills your level bar, and each level raises your global Multiplier. Push to farther zones to earn more Wins — the trophy currency you spend on stones, pets, boosts, and progress toward the next rebirth. Then rebirth and repeat with more power behind your arm.

• Throw: your stone skips down the lane, every bounce pays +1 Skill, and longer throws reach more bounces.
• Level up: Skill fills the level bar and each level-up ticks your multiplier up (observed from x1.1 at level 6 up to x111 at level 115).
• Push zones: farther zones pay more Wins, so pushing your farthest zone is the main income upgrade in the game.
• Feed the loop: better stones and unusual objects to throw (even a DONUT), pets for powerful boosts, and rebirth to grow stronger and beat your longest throw.

Early-game priorities: the tutorial-to-first-rebirth route

Roadmap

1. 1

   Complete the tutorial

   Collect about 30 Skill — the opening objective in a fresh-start session.

2. 2

   Make your first throws

   Walk to the throw zone, throw, then throw again to bank your first Wins.

3. 3

   Buy the first stone upgrade

   Spend those first Wins on the first stone upgrade, then head back to the throw zone.

4. 4

   Climb to level 20

   Both observed fresh-start sessions connect the first Rebirth to reaching level 20.

5. 5

   Take the first Rebirth

   Power and speed on the following throws visibly increase, and rebirth/claim rewards feed an immediate level jump — one session went from the tutorial straight into level 60 after claiming.

6. 6

   Keep the loop going

   Throw, level, rebirth again — one fresh-start session was already on rebirth number seven shortly after its first.

Both step sequences are transcript observations from full fresh-account playthroughs, not documented tutorial text — follow them as the observed route and defer to in-game prompts if they differ.

Zones are the progression lanes and Wins are the income

Zones are the game's progression lanes: every throw travels down the water, and the farther it goes, the farther into the map you see. The zone chain's order was read directly from in-world signage in gameplay footage recorded September 26, 2026, across two separate sessions with the same order. Zones convert distance into income — the official description is direct: "Reach farther zones to earn more Wins" — and one observed 1,404 m throw paid +200 Wins. Wins, the golden-trophy currency, buy progress toward pets, boosts, and rebirths.

What the HUD tracks: the counter behind each system

Read these counters before deciding your next step — each one drives a different part of the route.

Comparison

Comparison

HUD element	What it is	Observed example
Skill (yellow bolt)	The currency you earn from bounces and levels. Drives your level bar.	"58 SKILL" early; millions later
Level bar (blue, stud texture)	Current level and progress to the next. Each level-up ticks your multiplier up.	"Level 6 — 8/10"; "Level Up! [x8]"
Multiplier	A global multiplier on your gains that climbs with level.	x1.1 at level 6 → x111 at level 115
Wins (golden trophy)	The currency earned by throw distance — farther zones pay more.	+200 Wins for a 1,404 m throw
Round pink-blue icon	Your rebirth count. It gates the multiplier pads at spawn.	0 at spawn → 5 after repeated rebirths
Friend Boost	A bonus when a friend is in the server.	+10% with a friend; +0% without

Gate milestones: zone, world, and rebirth thresholds

The numbers below are the gates playthroughs actually hit on the way up. Several are transcribed from gameplay narration rather than documented in-game, so treat them as approximations to aim for — and read the in-game gate text before committing Wins.

Data table

Data table

Next progression step	Gate as reported	How solid the number is
First Rebirth	Reach level 20 after the tutorial	Observed in two fresh-start sessions
Later Rebirths	Level requirements escalate: level 80, then targets including 125 ('So hard to make 125 levels'), 300, 425, and 500 ('Next rebirth are 500. We have made it to level 500')	Observed narration; exact per-rebirth formula not documented
Teleport to world 2	A 100-million gate on throw/Skill ('we need to throw 100 meters or 100 I guess million... So, we need 100 million it looks like here'); a second session repeats a 100-million barrier before the next stage	Observed in two sessions; the units are noisy in the transcript
Teleport to world 3	250 billion Skill ('We need to throw with 250 billion skill right here') — the same session corrects an earlier '2.5 billion' misread	Treat as approximate; the stated value changed mid-recording
Zone unlocks	Frost Lake reportedly unlocks around ~35,000 Skill per a creator's video captions — an approximate, unverified number	Reported, unverified — exact thresholds for most zones are still unknown
Wins purchases along the route	Stones priced in Wins — observed mid-session prices of 15 million, 40 million, 110 million, and 300 million Wins for 'the best one here in this world'; eggs unlock around 5 million and 50 million Wins	Observed mid-session prices, not a complete price list
Egg/pet unlocks	Legendary and mythical eggs gated behind Win totals ('We need to get a few more wins here to get unlock legendary egg'; 'we need to get 50 million wins here, too. So, we can also open up that mythical egg')	Observed narration

Where recordings disagree — the world-3 gate is the clear case, since the narration self-corrects mid-sentence — treat the corrected higher value as the working target and confirm against the in-game gate text before you spend.

When rebirth enters the loop — and when skipping it is faster

The Rebirth button in the side menu carries a percentage badge — observed at 70%, 86%, and 88% at different moments — that fills as you play. What exactly fills it is not readable in the footage, so treat the badge as a readiness meter and rely on your level bar, since narrated playthroughs consistently name concrete level requirements: 20 for the first rebirth, then 80, roughly 125, and up to about 500 between later ones. What the rebirth count does is clearer from the HUD: it gates the multiplier pads at spawn, observed going from 0 at spawn to 5 after repeated rebirths.

Timing shifts by stage. The first rebirth waits for the level-20 tutorial goal; mid-game, requirements like level 80 or 125 make each rebirth a level climb; late in sessions, players spam rebirths — "eight rebirths in 10 seconds" while chasing a 50-rebirth goal — or lean on auto rebirth ("So, auto rebirth is 120", a narrated mention whose unlock condition and cost are not specified). One observed efficiency call cuts the other way: the player stops rebirthing repeatedly — "we're wasting a lot of time by rebirthing and rebirthing like 10 more times" — and pushes to the next stage instead, because "over there, we're going to have times 400 for free or even more than 400." That trade-off is a single player's session reasoning, not a tested strategy. The same session's fast late-game loop: rebirth, switch stones, then throw at minimum distance — "It's just on minimum" — which the player describes as "10 times more faster" than chasing distance.

What speeds the route up

Tips

Skill Potions

A Skill Potion bumps the stat that grows every time your stone kisses the water, so later throws travel farther before they sink. One session also used a '2x skill potion... for 10 more minutes' before a final push.

Codes

Working codes drop Skill Potions, Win Potions, extra Wins, and a Common Egg — 'a big help when you're trying to get those longer throws.'

Playtime rewards

An observed session pulled a legendary egg from a playtime reward mid-run.

Pets and eggs

Wins sunk into egg unlocks buy 'even better pets,' whose boosts compound with later throws and rebirth progress.

Friend Boost

+10% with a friend in the server vs +0% without.