Prestige Tree Rewritten
Prestige Tree Rewritten is an incremental game built on resets stacked inside resets. You open with 10 points and one circle labeled P. Cash in points for prestige points, spend those on upgrades, and your points start growing faster.
Before long, new circles appear further down the tree. Each one is a bigger reset that wipes more progress but pays off with stronger boosts. Jacorb designed it, and the tree eventually grows to 28 layers with names like Boosters, Time, Magic and Hyperspace.
How to play Prestige Tree Rewritten
Open the P layer and press its reset button. The payout follows a simple rule: divide your points by 10 and take the square root. Your points then drop back to zero. Buy Begin for 1 prestige point to start earning 1 point per second, then pick up the next upgrades to multiply that rate.
When you reach 200 points, the second row unlocks: Boosters and Generators. Each one gets pricier the more you own. Boosters raise point gain directly, while Generators build up Generator Power that does the same. Resetting a lower row clears the layers above it, so early layers turn into quick steps you pass through again and again.
Many layers have milestones that let you keep upgrades or gain currency automatically. Deeper in, you find challenges, buildings, spells and autobuyers. The yellow A circle tracks achievements, and the bar at the top shows your income and the endgame target.
Controls
| Action | Keyboard | Mouse | Touch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open a layer | — | Click its circle | Tap its circle |
| Reset for a layer's currency | Layer hotkey, such as P, B or G | Click the reset button | Tap the reset button |
| Buy an upgrade | — | Click a green upgrade | Tap a green upgrade |
| Show effect formulas | Hold the minus key | — | — |
| Options, info and help | — | Gear, i and ? icons | Gear, i and ? icons |
Tips
- In the first minutes, reset whenever the button offers enough prestige points for your next upgrade. Waiting longer rarely pays at this stage.
- Read the line on the reset button that says how many points the next prestige point needs. It shows when holding off is worth it and when it is not.
- Before a Booster or Generator reset, think about how fast you can rebuy your P upgrades. Having a plan keeps the slowdown after each reset short.
- Go after layer milestones early. Keeping upgrades through resets saves far more time than any single purchase.
- Hold the minus key when two upgrades cost the same. The formulas reveal which one scales better from where you are.
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Questions
Does Prestige Tree Rewritten save progress?
Yes. The game saves to your browser on its own, so you can close the tab and continue later on the same device. The options menu also lets you export a save.
Does Prestige Tree Rewritten keep going while I am away?
Yes, up to a point. Offline progress counts up to one hour of time away, and you can turn it off in the options if you prefer.
How many layers are in Prestige Tree Rewritten?
There are 28 main layers arranged as a tree, plus side panels for achievements, softcaps and autobuyers. New ones appear as you meet each requirement.
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