Guide hubThe progression route for +1 Monkey Evolution, built on the documented mechanics and the evidence that actually exists.
The loop every guide builds on
+1 Monkey Evolution is a clicker with one published constant — each click grants +1 Power — and seven documented systems that hang off it. Power buys stronger monkey evolutions; defeating enemies leads toward new worlds; Wins accumulate as the reward the leaderboards read; pets hatch into click boosts; and rebirth trades progress for a faster future. Every guide on this site is an ordered pass through that loop, not a list of secret tricks, because the game is nine weeks old and its systems — not hidden shortcuts — are what a new player actually has to learn.
The hub keeps two guide tracks. The beginner guide is the six-step route from your first click to your first rebirth decision. The World 2 status page is the evidence track: what September 2026 playthrough videos genuinely show about the world chain, and which unlock details no source has named yet. Both follow the same rule — a number is only taught if a source publishes it, and your own session displays always outrank any guide.
How these guides are writtenThe writing rule that keeps guides correct across updates.
Every guide here teaches you to read a display, not to memorize a constant. The reason is the game's own update pace: three developer updates shipped in September 2026, and any threshold hard-coded into a guide can be invalidated by the next one. A route like “watch the enemy requirement display when clicking stops moving you forward” survives every balance patch, because it points at the game's own truth instead of a snapshot of it. Where a guide does cite a number — a video's publish date, a tracker's check date, the official API snapshot — it names the source next to the figure.
The same rule decides what does not get written. There is no “best evolution order” guide here because no source names the evolutions; no pet-tier guide because no rarity table exists; no world-requirement list because the developer has published none. The pages that exist are the pages the evidence supports — and the sources register shows exactly what that evidence is, updated with the same cadence as the game.