FIRST AA [BETA 9]: Overclocked ran from July 25 through July 31, 2026. Its official tagline named craft mutation, new weather, and incident events without publishing recipes, effects, triggers, rewards, rates, or balance values. The official experience title now shows [🌎] Mine a Planet with no numbered version.
What we know
- The official Roblox virtual-events record now lists FIRST AA [BETA 9] with the subtitle Overclocked.
- The recorded event window begins July 25, 2026 at 16:55 UTC and ends July 31, 2026 at 17:00 UTC.
- The creator-controlled tagline names craft mutation, new weather, and incident events.
- The event record does not publish recipes, mutation outcomes, weather modifiers, incident triggers, rewards, probability rates, or new codes.
Treat this as historical BETA 9 context. Use the current live interface or creator notes before spending items, changing a fleet, or publishing exact mechanics.
Official schedule and current status
Roblox’s public event record lists FIRST AA [BETA 9]: Overclocked from July 25 through July 31, 2026. As of this review on July 29, the official experience title identifies the live game as BETA 9.
The official game record was updated again on July 28 at 15:57 UTC. That timestamp confirms a current record change but does not explain individual mechanics or balance adjustments.
What the three announced themes do—and do not confirm
Craft mutation, weather, and incidents are official theme names. They do not establish a crafting menu, ingredient list, mutation chance, weather multiplier, incident frequency, reward table, or relationship with Luck, ore value, drone performance, or planet evolution.
Detailed community claims may be correct in the live build, but the event tagline alone cannot verify them. Exact numbers belong in this wiki only after a creator-controlled source or repeatable current-build observation supports them.
How BETA 9 mechanics were verified
Begin with the build title and creator-published update text. For every new system, capture the exact prompt, requirement, tooltip, result, and active conditions rather than relying on the feature name.
If a claimed effect changes fleet income or roll odds, compare a controlled baseline before and after one change. Keep the planet, assigned drones, boosts, and observation window the same.
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Confirm the archived Roblox event record identifies the BETA 9 window.
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Read the in-game update log and Roblox event text for creator-published rules.
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Capture exact craft inputs, mutation results, weather text, or incident prompts.
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Test one change at a time and record the build, date, and conditions.
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Verify any new code in the in-game Settings field before marking it working.
Decision guide
Match the visible signal in your current session to the safest next check.
| What you see | What it may mean | Next move |
|---|---|---|
| An old guide says BETA 9 is current | Its status is stale; the official title now shows [🌎] with no numbered version | Use it as historical context and retest every numerical claim |
| A tooltip lists a recipe or mutation result | The current build may expose a verifiable rule | Record the exact text, build, and result before publishing it |
| Weather appears without a numeric description | Its effect is not established by the name | Run a controlled comparison instead of assigning an invented multiplier |
| An incident prompt appears | An event is active but its trigger and reward may be conditional | Capture the prompt and outcome; do not generalize from one occurrence |
Player checklist
- Confirm the archived event dates before citing BETA 9.
- Read creator-published event and update text.
- Record exact requirements, tooltips, and outcomes.
- Keep one controlled baseline before testing a new effect.
- Leave rates and rewards unknown until they are verifiable.
- Recheck calculator, codes, tier list, and related wiki pages after every live change.
Common mistakes
Turning a feature name into a complete mechanic
The official tagline names craft mutation, weather, and incidents but does not explain their rules or values.
Publishing an assumed weather bonus
No official pre-release source gives weather a Luck, income, ore, speed, cargo, or mining-power multiplier.
Calling a reported code confirmed
A beta label does not automatically confirm a code. Test any reported string in the live Settings field.
Using BETA 8 measurements after a balance change
A new build can move bottlenecks and invalidate earlier comparisons even when the visible stat names stay the same.
FIRST AA [BETA 9]: Overclocked FAQ
Is Mine a Planet BETA 9 live?
No. BETA 9 was the July 25–31 Overclocked event; the official experience now shows [🌎] Mine a Planet without a numbered version.
What is confirmed for BETA 9?
The official tagline confirms craft mutation, new weather, and incident events as feature themes. It does not provide their detailed mechanics or values.
Does BETA 9 have a new code?
BETA9BETA is cross-reported by five current game-media sources for three Strong Batteries. The event record itself does not publish the code, so the live Settings response remains authoritative.
Does BETA 9 weather increase Luck or income?
No such modifier is published in the official pre-release record. Wait for current in-game text or repeatable evidence.
Should I reuse a BETA 9 upgrade priority?
Not without retesting. Build a fresh current-session baseline and upgrade the visible mining, speed, cargo, or capacity bottleneck.
Evidence boundary
The core facts are tied to a creator-controlled description or public Roblox record. Strategy and diagnostic advice are editorial interpretations of visible systems, not claims about private formulas. Recheck the live interface when the beta build changes.
Sources
- Official Roblox experience events APICreator-hosted FIRST AA [BETA 9] title, Overclocked subtitle, dates, category, and official tagline
- Official Mine a Planet Roblox pageCurrent [🌎] title without a numbered version, plus baseline drone, ore, Luck, upgrade, and evolution systems
- FIRST AA [BETA 9]: Overclocked update watchSource-labelled schedule context and launch-day verification workflow
Primary source set: Official Roblox virtual-events record; official experience baseline. Reviewed on August 5, 2026.