Start here: Open a Sealed Cube, place the character you unlock, and reinvest the Cash it earns. In your first session, your goal is to get that loop running before spending on a more expensive cube.
Jujutsu Farm can feel busy when the conveyor, Shop, Index and upgrades all appear at once. You do not have to master every menu immediately. Follow the tutorial, get a character working, then make one purchase at a time so you can see what actually improved.
| First-session goal | What to do | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Get your first unit | Follow the tutorial and open a Sealed Cube. | Cube results unlock characters for your farm. |
| Start earning | Place the character you receive. | The developer says placed characters generate money. |
| Build momentum | Compare an upgrade with another cube. | An upgrade improves an existing unit; a cube offers an uncertain new one. |
| Collect extras | Check Shop codes and the Index. | Reported codes and available collection rewards may help you progress. |
Think of Cash as your next decision, not a score to spend immediately. A new cube gives you another chance at a character; an upgrade improves an earner you already own. Start by placing what you have, then check the result of each purchase before moving on.
1. Follow the tutorial and open a cube
Enter Jujutsu Farm on Roblox and follow the prompts on screen. The developer describes Sealed Cubes as the way to unlock characters; the November 12 gameplay recording shows a conveyor and a prompt to collect Cursed Energy during the early tutorial.
Read the cube’s name, price and opening information before confirming a purchase. A better cube can give you a chance at a stronger character, but it does not guarantee a particular pull. For example, a November 12 recording shows a Jujutsu First Years offer on the conveyor. Its complete character pool and current price have not been verified, so read the offer in your own server before buying.
2. Place a character and start earning
Once a cube has opened, put the character on your farm. The official listing says placed characters generate money. Look at the information displayed next to your unit and at your farm’s overall income; these tell you more about your current setup than a character name alone.
The gameplay recording shows a total expressed per second and individual characters labelled per orb. Keep those measurements separate: an individual per-orb number is not the same thing as your farm’s total per-second income.
3. Decide between an upgrade and another cube
The developer says upgrading characters boosts earnings. Before committing your Cash, check the price in your current session and consider what you need next: a stronger existing earner or a chance to add another character. Cube results are random, so a new purchase and a known upgrade are not identical choices.
To compare an upgrade, note the cost and your farm’s income before and after it. If the upgrade costs 1,000 Cash and increases a comparable per-second rate by 50, it would take about 20 seconds at that constant rate to earn the cost back. This is only an arithmetic example—not an in-game price or guaranteed return.
4. Check the Index, Shop and your next objective
The November 12 recording shows an Index button and an Upgrades button alongside the Shop. Explore the labels shown in your current version as you progress; the exact options and their costs can change. The recording also shows the Shop’s code box near the bottom of the menu.
To try a code, finish the tutorial, open Shop, scroll to the bottom, enter the code in the redemption field and select Redeem. Pro Game Guides reports that the tutorial unlocks this feature. DOMAIN was shown working in a November 12 video, but its current status has not been tested here.
Check the Index and quest board
After your first units are earning, open the Index and look for any available collection rewards. The creator of the November 12 beginner video describes claiming Index rewards and completing quests from an NPC called Kogane in that session. Check the requirements and rewards displayed in your own game; the description does not establish a complete quest list or a fixed payout.
The same video description mentions Luck and production-speed upgrades. If those choices appear in your Upgrades menu, read their current costs and effects before buying. Luck concerns the chance of a result, while production speed and character income are different measurements; do not assume the same upgrade improves all three.
When you return to the game
Two guides describe a claim for offline earnings. Look for an offline earnings prompt when you return and read the options presented before continuing. Neither source establishes a reliable offline production rate or cap, so compare the claim shown in your own session instead of assuming an exact payout.
After collecting any available reward, check your total income and the conveyor. Compare the Cash cost of an upgrade with the extra income it gives; if you are considering a cube instead, account for the fact that its character result is uncertain.
Beginner FAQ
Should I buy the most expensive cube I can see?
Not automatically. Check the currency, price, timer and available information about the pool. A costly cube is a chance at a result; an upgrade may offer a more predictable improvement to a unit you already use.
Can I play on a phone or console?
The developer lists mobile, PC and console support on Roblox. Check the official listing for the latest availability on your device.
Sources: official Roblox listing; Berlian kecil gameplay, November 12, 2026; Pro Game Guides; SuperCheats; NewToPlay. Reviewed November 14, 2026. Game details can change.