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Steal An ASMR: what to do next

Carry an egg home, turn your hatch into an earning setup, then work on the movement holding you back. Match the stage you are at below.

This independent guide covers Steal An ASMR by BetterThink Studio. Similarly named Roblox experiences can have different mechanics.

A character carries a large butter collectible while a tiger chases them in Steal An ASMR
Official game artwork · BetterThink Studio / Roblox
Your next useful move

Match your current stage

Choose a stage to highlight its answer, or read all six below.

No egg yet

Head to the pets’ egg area and take an egg using the game’s on-screen action.

An egg in your hands

Return to your base, select the egg and use Place.

A timer over the egg

Let that remaining countdown finish.

Hatch! over the egg

Use the hatch action offered by the game.

Hatched, but no Worker setup

Follow Buy Worker! toward the hiring shop and read the ordinary hire offer.

Earning, but moving slowly

Train on your base’s treadmill.

The Place control and these examples come from gaming with kota’s touch-layout footage, inspected on 24 September 2026. Use the prompt on your device; no keyboard or console button is assumed. For the full sequence, read Eggs and hatching.

Choose the problem to solve

Money and Speed do different jobs

Hatched, but not earning yet?

Take the Worker step. The developer describes Workers as the way to earn money from ASMRs. Training movement does not replace that dependency.

Set up Workers →

Need cash for the next purchase?

Compare your cash with the current offer. The footage shows a next ordinary Worker at $1K with 1/4 Workers. It is a price at that state, not the first Worker’s price or a fixed cost for every hire.

Read the budget examples →

Income running, but movement slow?

Use the treadmill. The blue treadmill’s 2/step is a training unit, separate from cash. Check your current upgrade before assuming a cash purchase improves movement.

Choose your Speed step →

Choose for your current bottleneck. Once hiring is complete and movement becomes the problem, your next useful action changes. This is not a universal fastest route.

Keep the number in context

Read the unit before comparing

Game cash and Robux are different budgets

The ordinary Worker’s $1K uses game cash. The optional Power Worker buttons in the footage use Robux.

The 79 Robux X2 Cash pass is also a different product from the video’s three-Power-Worker offer at 79 Robux. Compare the listed passes and sale states.

A floating dollar label is not a measured rate

Wooden Keyboard shows 7$ in the inspected footage, without a visible per-second unit. Don’t use that label as an income rate or a payback estimate.

The observed ASMR examples pair names and rarities with the limits of the comparison.

Paid options are optional purchases. The ordinary egg, Worker and treadmill sequence is explained here so you can identify the problem before considering a paid shortcut.

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