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Chiidoku Items and Rewards

Chiidoku's reward system is compact: coins pay for play, daily missions pay for showing up, streaks record consistency, hearts tax mistakes, and two Robux passes sell comfort. There are no drop tables or item inventories in any documented source — this page lists what exists, what it pays (where published), and what amounts remain unknown.

Reward table

Every documented reward and its source

Checked 2026-10-25. Rows without amounts reflect reality: no source has published the numbers.

Reward / item	How you get it	Amount	Source
Coins	Standard campaign clears; the official listing names coins directly on the Standard mode row.	Unpublished	Official
Daily-mission rewards	Complete daily missions before their daily reset.	Unpublished	Official
Endless-streak income	Keep solving correctly as random boards scale; the run ends on a wrong solve.	Unpublished	Community wiki
Character unlocks	Buy with coins in the in-game unlock screen — your choice of character.	Price unpublished	Official + Publisher trackers
Win-streak records	Clear consecutive boards without a failed solve; named on the official Standard row.	Record, not currency	Official + Community wiki
Hearts	Not earned — consumed by wrong placements; Heart + 1 pass adds one (149 Robux).	Starting pool unpublished	Fan guide + Community wiki
2x Rewards Pass	Robux purchase that doubles payout speed.	249 Robux	Community wiki

Coin amounts, mission payouts, and character prices are unpublished by every current source — a page quoting numbers there would be inventing them.

What does not exist

No drops, no chests, no item inventory

Searchers arriving from other Roblox games expect drop tables and item rarity. Chiidoku has none in any documented source: its rewards are currencies (coins), records (streaks), and gates (hearts). The universe 10628006421 listing's own mode rows — levels, coins, streaks — read as the full reward economy, and the structured-data checks through October 8, 2026 never surfaced an item system.

The practical takeaway: there is no luck to farm. Every reward in the game responds to solving accurately and showing up daily, which is why the farming guide measures sessions instead of grinding drop rates.

Future rewards

What codes could add someday

The redemption UI exists; the rewards do not — yet.

GamerTweak expects code rewards to include hints and character unlocks, naming Dark Cloud, Eraser, and Mono Paint among the unlockables codes could grant. That single-tracker expectation is the only forward-looking reward information in circulation, and it is labeled as expectation, not fact. The codes page tracks the dated checks behind the no-code answer, including the September 8, 2026 developer comment saying codes would probably arrive.

FAQ

Rewards questions

What rewards does Chiidoku give?

Documented rewards are coins (from Standard clears, daily missions, and endless streaks), daily-mission rewards (the official listing confirms rewards exist without naming amounts), win-streak records, and the character unlocks coins buy. Checked 2026-10-25.

How much do daily missions pay?

Not documented. The official description confirms daily missions reset every day and award rewards, but no source lists mission types, amounts, or the reset hour — the in-game mission panel is the only accurate payout table.

Are there items or drops in Chiidoku?

None documented. Unlike Roblox simulator games, Chiidoku has no drop tables, chests, or item inventory in any current source — its rewards are currencies and records. If an update adds items, this page adds them with a source.

What do hearts do when they run out?

Recorded runs show hearts consumed by wrong placements, including sequences continued at zero hearts; a failed solve ends an endless run outright. What exactly happens at zero hearts in Standard mode is not publicly documented — the game shows it to you before any guide needs to.

Will codes ever add rewards?

Possibly — a code UI exists in game and GameRant carries a September 8, 2026 comment from an account claiming to be the developer saying codes would probably come. GamerTweak expects hints and unlockables from them. As of 2026-10-25, no code exists, so no code reward has ever been granted.

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