Costs
No upgrade price list exists for this exact place, so this page budgets time, not currency. Guides quoting coin prices for a "+1 Superhero Evolution" are describing the similarly named game by another creator.
+1 Super Hero Evolution Resource Planning
Damage Power goals become click counts, and click counts become session time. This page does the arithmetic at example rates and shows how to plug in your own.
The economy in one line
clicks needed = goal ÷ power per click, and minutes needed = clicks ÷ clicks per second. Those two divisions are the entire resource math of this game, because the official description names exactly one gainable resource — "+1 Damage Power every click" — and no published price list exists for this exact experience. That makes planning different from most Roblox clickers: instead of farming currency to afford upgrades, you are budgeting your own clicking time, and the only numbers that matter are your measured power per click, your sustainable clicks per second, and the goal you picked. The main calculator does this with your personal inputs; the table below shows the shape of the grind at one example rate so you can see how goals scale.
Worked table
Damage Power goals → clicks → time
Example rate: 5 power per click at 3 clicks per second (15 Damage Power per second). Checked 2026-10-03; scale linearly for your own rate.
| Goal | Damage Power | Clicks at 5/click | Time at 3 clicks/s |
|---|---|---|---|
| First hour benchmark | 10,000 | 2,000 | ≈ 11 minutes |
| Casual session target | 50,000 | 10,000 | ≈ 56 minutes |
| Long session target | 100,000 | 20,000 | ≈ 1 h 51 m |
| Multi-day project | 500,000 | 100,000 | ≈ 9 h 15 m of clicking |
| Million club | 1,000,000 | 200,000 | ≈ 18 h 30 m of clicking |
Reading it: every ×10 goal multiplies the time by 10 — the grind is linear in your rate, so the only real levers are power per click (training, heroes, boosts) and sustainable click pace. A rate of 10 per click at the same pace halves every row; 3 per click nearly doubles them.
Method
How to measure your own pace
- 1. Note your current Damage Power, click exactly 20 times, and divide the power gained by 20 — that is your observed power per click.
- 2. Run the same 20-click sample a second time. If the results differ, plan with the lower number; bursts overstate what you can hold for an hour.
- 3. Time yourself for 30 seconds of comfortable clicking and divide the clicks by 30 — that is your sustainable clicks per second.
- 4. Multiply the two rates for your power per second, then divide any goal by it. Re-measure after every update or hero unlock; this game changes pace without patch notes.
What this page deliberately leaves out
No imported economy
One honest scope note, then back to useful content.
Drop rates
The official surfaces name no drops or chances for this game. When a drop table becomes observable, the wiki's rewards page is where it will be documented with a source and date.
Reported boosts
Trackers report Wins Boost and Tokens Boost codes under this game's name, with an open identity question — the codes page tracks that status instead of folding it into the planning math.
FAQ
Resource questions
What resources exist in +1 Super Hero Evolution?
The official description names one: Damage Power, gained at +1 per click. Clicks themselves are the real input resource, and time converts the two. The Stage 1–4 and World 2 badges are the progression marks. The description names no currency, and no shop price list has been published for this exact game.
Why does this page plan time instead of costs?
Because time is what the game actually charges. With no published costs, the only budget you can compute honestly is clicks: goal ÷ power per click = clicks, and clicks ÷ your pace = time. When the developer publishes prices, this page gains a cost column.
Which table row applies to me?
None of them exactly — they use one example rate (5 power per click at 3 clicks per second). Measure your own rate with the Damage Power guide's method, then scale: double the rate halves every time in the table. The calculator does the personalized version.
Do boosts change these numbers?
Any boost changes your power per click, which divides every click count. Code-reported boosts (Wins Boost, Tokens Boost) are still in reported status for this game — see the codes page — so the table keeps to your own measured rate.
What is a good first Damage Power goal?
Whatever doubles the power you had at your last Stage badge. The badge funnel on the wiki shows most players clear the early Stages in a session or two, so a first-hour benchmark around 10,000 Damage Power at a modest rate is a realistic opening target.
Related pages
Check these before a long session
Damage Power calculator
Your measured rates, your personal estimate.
Damage Power guide
The measurement method step by step.
Items and rewards
Badge award data and reported code rewards.
Stages 1–4 guide
The badge checkpoints goals should anchor to.
Codes status
Reported boosts, tracked with dates.
Update watch
The timestamp that says when to re-measure.