What drives cash, what offline progress actually confirms, and how to compare upgrades using your own observations.
Cash is tied to the maze-catching loop. The official description connects collecting buildings and stronger monsters with earning more cash, and it says monsters keep catching people while the owner is offline. It does not reveal exact rates, an offline cap, or a complete upgrade formula. Use observed rates as estimates and recheck them after updates.
Use a controlled comparison so the result belongs to your current server and current game version.
Use cash per minute, cash per catch, or total offline cash—do not mix them in one comparison.
Repeat the same time window and use an average so one unusual run does not control the decision.
Keep the maze and other placements stable while testing the building or monster change.
Use the Maze Lab ROI mode, then ask whether the payback fits the length of your normal play session.
The official description points to collecting buildings and stronger monsters. Exact rates are not published.
The creator says monsters catch people while you are offline, but does not state an exact cap or formula.
Compare cost with the observed increase in cash per minute. The fastest payback depends on your own current rates.
No. It is an independent, local calculator that applies exact arithmetic to values you enter.
