Completing the Matteo Ritual in Steal A Brainrot ensures that you'll get the Los Matteos Brainrot as well as a trait, but how exactly do you do it? Keep reading our guide to learn how to get the Secret Los Matteos in Steal A Brainrot, the right way or the sneaky way (by stealing, we totally mean stealing of course).
How to Get the Secret Los Matteos in Steal a Brainrot
For starters, if you event want to do the Matteo Ritual in Steal a Brainrot, you have to acquire three Matteos and two friends. You can do this by purchasing them when they appear, or by, of course, stealing them from others. You might need to do a few server jumps before you do manage to get all three.
Once you have them, you do have to take care so other players don't steal them from you (uno reverse style). I suggest doing the ritual on a Steal a Brainrot Private Server, less people and less risks that way.
With three Matteos in your hands, start making an avatar tower. All three of you have to be in a tower in order to trigger to ritual. It can be difficult to position yourselves, but keep trying. You'll know you got it right when a tree spawns in and a thunder event starts. Go to the spawn tunnel and wait for the Los Matteos to show up.
Steal a Brainrot FAQ
No, you don't have to complete the ritual to get the secret Brainrot. Instead, just like with any other unit in the Steal a Brainrot, you can steal Los Matteos from other players. You might have to server hop until you find someone with it, though.
No, sadly the game does not have a Trello for easy perusal of information. It does have a Discord server which you can join, however.
There are no codes in Steal a Brainrot. You won't be getting any freebies here, and you'll have to depend only on your skill of stealing and collecting to progress through the game.
For more information about the game, you can join the Steal a Brainrot Discord, and pick the brains of other players in the community.
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