In many simulators, including Pickaxe Simulator, rebirth is a soft reset that trades your current progress for permanent multipliers or rebirth tokens. After a rebirth you start again from early gear, but you earn coins and power much faster than on your first run. The Upgrades list even has a dedicated "More Rebirths" track (29 tiers) that raises how many tokens you pocket per reset, so the system is meant to be looped.
- Most of your visible progress (coins, early pickaxes, zones) is reset.
- In return you gain long‑term bonuses such as global Power or coin multipliers.
- This makes every future run through the same content significantly faster.
Exact details can vary by update, but rebirth systems generally follow the same pattern. Knowing what you keep makes it easier to accept resetting your visible progress. In Pickaxe Simulator you keep anything tied to Robux purchases (gamepasses, Robux pickaxes/miners), permanent upgrades bought with gems, and your rebirth multipliers, while coins/pickaxes/miners tied to the current run reset.
- You lose: current coins, low‑tier tools and most early‑game progression.
- You keep: rebirth multipliers, rebirth tokens and usually any special permanent purchases or gamepass bonuses.
- Because you keep your rebirth bonuses, returning to your previous world typically takes a fraction of the time.
A simple way to use the Rebirth System well is to wait until your progress slows down so much that the next upgrades feel painfully expensive. At that point, starting over with multipliers is often faster than grinding forward with your current stats. Use real thresholds from the pickaxe list to guide you: once you reach Glacier Core (30M coins) or Gemstone Smasher (750M coins) and upgrades begin to take hours, bank a few million extra coins, buy any pending gem upgrades, and hit the rebirth button.
- If you are stuck on the same world for a long time and upgrades barely move your damage, consider rebirthing.
- If you can easily afford the rebirth requirement and still progress quickly, you can safely delay the rebirth a bit to squeeze more value out of your current run.
- Many players like to rebirth after reaching a "milestone" world, so each run feels clean and goal‑oriented.
You do not need to rebirth during your very first hour, but once you understand the core loop, using the Rebirth System smartly will speed up every future play session. Keep a short checklist that references the official world and egg order so you never have to think during the early grind.
- First learn the early worlds (Spawn → Moon → Frostlands → Ashlands → Desert → Stud) and reach a comfortable point where upgrades slow down.
- Write down which eggs gave the best pets (e.g., Moon's UFO/Garden, Stud's Pixel/Farm) so you can hatch them immediately on the next run.
- Before rebirthing, stockpile potions from codes or chests so your first 10–15 minutes post-reset are fully buffed.
- After rebirth, follow the same efficient path again, but enjoy reaching each milestone much faster thanks to your new multipliers.