An incremental game where each reset unlocks a new branch of the tree and multiplies how fast your points grow.
Prestige Tree Rewritten is an incremental game built around resetting on purpose. You start with 10 points and one circle labeled P. Giving up your points earns prestige points, and spending those on upgrades makes new points pour in faster than before. Over time, more circles sprout below the first one, each a bigger reset that clears more and pays more.
The tree eventually holds 28 layers with names like Boosters, Time, Magic, Hyperspace and Robots. It is a long, slow climb where the right purchase can multiply your income many times over.
The first few minutes
Open the P layer and hit the reset button. Your payout is found by dividing your points by 10 and taking the square root, and then the point counter falls back to zero. Spend your first prestige point on the upgrade called Begin, which produces one point per second. Prestige Boost and Self-Synergy come next and multiply that rate.
Do not worry when your points vanish. That is the deal every layer offers, and the new currency buys enough speed to win the points back quickly.
Branching out
At 200 points, a second row opens with two choices: Boosters and Generators. Here is the catch. Whichever one you take first makes the other 5,000 times more expensive. Boosters hand out a flat multiplier for each one you own. Generators produce Generator Power over time, and that power boosts your points. You will end up with both, so neither choice is a mistake.
Every row resets the rows above it, which turns the early layers into quick pit stops on the way to bigger gains. Many layers have milestones, which can protect upgrades from resets or let you gain a layer’s currency many units at a time. Deeper layers bring challenges, buildings, spells and autobuyers, and the yellow A circle tracks achievements, some of which grant small rewards.
Strategy notes
- In the opening stage, press reset early and often. Those first prestige points earn back their cost within seconds.
- Read the “Next at” line on each reset button. It tells you how many more points you need for one extra unit, so you know whether waiting is worth it.
- Build a buffer of points before a Booster or Generator reset so you can rebuy prestige upgrades fast.
- Aim for milestones. Keeping upgrades through resets is usually worth more than any single upgrade.
- Hold the minus key to see how an effect scales when two upgrades cost the same.
Good to know
The bar across the top shows your current point rate and the final target. Settings let you switch themes, gradients and animations, or try an older v1.0 look. Most layers have their own hotkey, listed in the info panel.
Controls
| Action | Keyboard | Mouse | Touch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open a layer | — | Click its circle on the tree | Tap its circle on the tree |
| Reset for a layer's currency | The layer's hotkey, such as P, B or G | Click the big reset button | Tap the big reset button |
| Buy an upgrade | — | Click a green upgrade | Tap a green upgrade |
| Show the formulas behind effects | Hold the minus key (-) | — | — |
| Options, info and help | — | Click the gear, "i" or "?" icons | Tap the gear, "i" or "?" icons |
Prestige Tree Rewritten FAQ
Can I play Prestige Tree Rewritten on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook or laptop is the best fit. Clicks handle everything, and keyboard hotkeys like P, B and G make resets faster. Touch works for tapping circles and upgrades, but the wide layout and small text make phones only partly comfortable.
Does it save my progress?
Yes. The game autosaves in your browser and offers several save slots, plus export to the clipboard and import. Offline production is on by default, so after a break the game fast-forwards through as much as an hour of the time you were gone.
Is there a win condition?
Yes. The target, shown along the top of the screen, is e3.140e16 points. Getting there takes a long time, and once you do, you can either start a new run or keep playing past the goal.
What should I do when progress slows down?
Open the help tab with the question mark icon for short notes about your current stage. Check which layer milestones you are close to, since keeping upgrades through resets saves a lot of time. Holding the minus key shows the formulas behind each effect.
