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Kick a Lucky Block is a Roblox collection game by No More Flops where you train your legs with weights, kick Lucky Blocks into rarity zones, escape tsunamis, and collect Brainrots that generate passive income at your base (everything you can expect from a Brainrot game in one). Progress by upgrading weights for more kick power, rebirthing for permanent cash multipliers, and reaching higher zones for the best Brainrots.
- Developer: No More Flops
- 11 rarity zones from Common to Celestial
- First rebirth at 1,000 kick power → 2x permanent cash multiplier
- First key upgrade: Bone Barbell ($7,500) → 5 kick power per lift
- Speed upgrades are mandatory for surviving higher-zone tsunamis
- Brainrots earn cash even while you're offline (up to a daily cap)
Last verified: April 30, 2026 · Roblox · Free-to-play
Kick a Lucky Block combines everything you would want in a Brainrot game: Gacha and Luck, running, power training, escaping tsunamis, as well base income earnings from caught Brainrots. Now, if you're unsure how to quickly get the best Brainrots and progress all the way up to the Celestial zone of Kick a Lucky Block, our beginner's guide is here to help!
What Is Kick a Lucky Block in Roblox?
Kick a Lucky Block is a Brainrot-style Roblox that has amassed over a 100 million visits. Developed by No More Flops, the game blends leg-training for power, long-distance kicking, Brainrot income generation, as well as a Rebirth mechanic into a satisfying progression loop.
This is a unique Lucky Block game on Roblox, since you aren't the Block this time and you don't break it with a pickaxe. Here, you train your legs and kick the Lucky Block into various rarity zones (the longer the distance the better the Brainrot rarity).
Don't confuse this with similar titles! "Be a Lucky Block" (by xFrozen x Dudes) and "Break a Lucky Block" are completely different games with different mechanics, developers, and progression systems.
How Does the Gameplay Loop Work in Kick a Lucky Block?
Kick a Lucky Block gameplay loop goes like this:
- Kick a lucky block into the rarity zones - land your timing by completely filling up the green zone for a Perfect Kick with maximum power and a luck boost.
- Become the Brainrot and run back to the base - You will be chased down by a tsunami. The greater distance your kick passes, the faster the tsunami. You need to upgrade your Speed if you want to even dream of getting those Diamond, Radioactive, etc. Brainrots back to the base.
- Put the Brainrot in the base to earn income - Make sure you are upgrading your Brainrots. This does cost money, but it will earn you more money in the long run.
- Train your kick strength - You can purchase better Barbells from the Weight Shop for Coins
- Purchase Speed Upgrades - The higher rarity zones require you to be extra fast or you won't make it back to the base with the Brainrot you pulled.
It seems simple at first, but there's a lot to focus on before you can become the best at Kicking a Lucky Block.
Pro Tip: Fill up your Base with good Brainrots, then start training with weights while you're AFK. So long as you are in the game your character will keep training. Your Brainrots earn income while your AFK (while you're offline as well), so while you train, they earn.
What Are the Rarity Zones in Kick a Lucky Block?
At the moment, there are eleven Rarity Zones in Kick a Luck Block, from closest (easiest to reach) to farthest (requiring massive kick power). Which Brainrot you get depends on how far you can kick. If you kick into the closest zone, you will get Brainrots which earn less money. Here's every zone ranked from lowest to highest value:
| Zone | Progression | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Common | Starter | - Reachable even without any training |
| Rare | Starter | - Reachable with slight training - Make sure you have the speed to escape back home, but you shouldn't be spending too much time in this zone |
| Epic | Early | - Unlocked after Bone Barbell. - Solid early income. |
| Legendary | Early-Mid | - Notable cash per jump. - Stone Block will get you here, but make sure to grab Stone and Copper Barbell at some point. - Focus on your Power |
| Mythic | Mid | - Major earning, these are the Brainrots you want to upgrade. - Make sure to also purchase extra slots on the second floor. - Here it's very important you have enough Speed to come back. - Ice and Donut Barbells are your goals for training here. |
| Godly | Mid-Late | - Donut Barbell range. - Brainrots earn millions/sec. |
| Secret | Late | - A lot of kick power and speed needed. - High-value rewards. |
| Divine | Late | - Post multiple-rebirth territory with substantial multipliers. |
| Hacked | Endgame | Top 3 zone. Higher mutation chances here. |
| OG | Endgame | Top 3 zone. Brainrots earn billions/sec. |
| Celestial | Endgame | Rarest zone. Maximum value Brainrots. |
Pro Tip: Since you have limited Brainrot Slots at your base, try to kick multiple times until you get one with a mutation. These have a higher income and will earn you more money quicker. This goes for all zones, since you don't want to be bringing back a basic Penguino Cocosino, when a Diamond one would be earning you a lot more.
What Weights Should You Buy in Kick a Lucky Block?
If you don't have the power to kick far, then you have no progression, which is where the Weights in Kick a Lucky Block come in. Each Weight increases your Kick Power while you lift in the game, so the better weights you have, the faster your Power grows. However, Weights can have pretty steep price tags, which is why some can be skipped.
| Weight | Price | Recommendation |
|---|---|---|
| Wooden Stick | Free | Power gain: 2 You can switch off this one fast |
| Bone Barbell | 7,500 | Power gain: 5 |
| Stone Block | / | Power gain: 45 Skip it. Save for Copper Plate instead. |
| Copper Plate | 500k | Power gain: 50 Used to reach Epic Zone |
| Iron Plate | 7.2M | Power gain: 150 Used to reach Legendary Zone |
| Ice Barbell | 350M | Power gain: 450 Useful for Legendary and Mythic Zones |
| Donut Barbell | 6.3B | Power gain: 1k Useful for Legendary and Mythic Zones after Rebirthing to catch you up to speed (and power) |
| Golden Barbell | 85B | Power gain: 2.5k Late Game Barbell, reaching the Godly Zone quickly |
| Heaven Plate | 1.2T | Power gain: 6.250 Late game Barbell for Divine and Up |
| Mega Golden Barbell | 18T | Power gain: 15k Late game Barbell for Hacked |
| Neon Pulse | 500T | Power gain: 40k Late game Barbell for OG |
| Giant Gold Star Barbell | 20Q | Power gain: 99.999 Endgame barbell with the most Power earn |
How Do You Survive the Tsunami in Kick a Lucky Block?
Every time you kick a Lucky Block, a tsunami spawns and chases you back to your plot. If it catches you, you lose the Brainrot you just earned. That's especially painful if you're in late game zones where you already have a lot of distance to run across. If you want to survive the Tsunami, then you have to upgrade your speed at the Speed shop.
- Run Upgrade Shop is to the left in the safe zone.
- Early zone tsunamis (Common through Legendary) move slowly, invest only some of your cash into at least a few levels, but not too much.
- Mythic zones and above produce faster, more dangerous waves that require you to invest millions into speed upgrades.
Important info: Speed upgrades are NOT reset when you rebirth
How Does Rebirth Work in Kick a Lucky Block?
Rebirth in Kick a Lucky Block is a long-term progression mechanic. By rebirthing, you activate permanent money earning multipliers. The downside is that this will reset your Power, which means you will have to train all over again to reach your highest power levels.
You can do your first Rebirth quickly to get that first multiplier, but as your Power grows, it should be something that you save for later. You shouldn't Rebirth until you have enough high earning Brainrots at the base, and until you have Barbells which can get your Power up quicker. You can also pay 99 Robux to skip a Rebirth, meaning you won't get your Power reset but you will still get the multiplier.
What Are the Best Beginner Tips for Kick a Lucky Block?
After testing different strategies extensively and comiting time to the game, here are the tips that actually make a difference for new players:
- Place every Brainrot immediately - All Brainrots earn cash, so if you have all Slots filled with them earning, it's more money in your pocket.
- Go for Mutated Brainrots - Especially once you reach higher rarity zones like Legendary and Mythic, we suggest grabbing the Mutated Brainrots while letting the rest die. These earn more money, so it doesn't make sense to have un-mutated Brainrots at the base.
- Join the game's official Roblox Group -
- Aim for Perfect Kicks every time - Filling up the Meter to the top will give you perfect kicks, as well as a luck and power boost. This luck boost increases your chances of spawning mutated Brainrots with up to 8x income multipliers.
- Don't upgrade Common/Rare Brainrots - I'd even go so far as to say to skip upgrading Legendary Brainrots as well. The best place to start is with Mythics, and you can raise them until they start earning Millions.
- Sell extra low-value Brainrots - You won't earn much from the low rarity Brainrots when selling them, but once you're starting to switch from Legendaries and Mythics to higher, this will also be a good source of income.
FAQ
Start with the free Wooden Stick, which provides 2 kick power per lift. Save $7,500 for the Bone Barbell (5 kick power), then skip the Stone Block and save $500,000 for the Copper Plate (50 kick power). That's the biggest early-game jump in progression.
You should first Rebirth as soon as you have 1k Kick Power. Later on you should Rebirth whenever you can quickly get back to the same Power Level you reset (so when you have better Barbells).
If you keep getting caught by the tsunami, then you have to invest some cash into your speed to be able to escape. Tsunamis are faster in higher rarity zones, which means more speed upgrades are required.
Yes, they do generate cash offline. When you're at your base, you can see exactly how much money they will earn per day when you are offline.
If you're interested in more Brainrot games, you can check out our entire Roblox section for some useful guides.
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