Cake Mountain Tier List Hub

Cake Mountain is a free Roblox incremental from FUNgry, not a fighting game. Rankings on this hub measure how a cake rarity or a Robux pass moves the dig, bag, sell, and upgrade loop. They do not measure who wins a duel. Servers hold eight players, and you share the mountain, but the listing never frames Cake Mountain as PvP. If a chart on another site treats slices like arena units, ignore it here.

Two lists live under this hub. The cake rarity tier list maps the three named rarities onto S, A, and B, then parks unspecialized commons as farm fuel. The game pass tier list orders the six confirmed store items by progression value and price. Read both before you lock a plate of favorites or spend Robux.

How this wiki ranks Cake Mountain

Progression value answers a simple question: does this rarity or pass help you sell more cakes, reach deeper layers, or keep a unique slice for decorating. We do not invent drop rates, spoon names, or cake names. The Roblox listing names three rarities — Rare, Legendary, and Mythical — and six passes with Robux prices. That is the entire ranking input. Deeper digging is described as rarer, so depth is a ranking signal. Bags and selling are described as the cash loop, so anything that shortens trips or raises sell payouts ranks above cosmetics.

S through B on the cake page maps onto those official names. Unspecialized cakes without a listed rarity tag sit below B as farm fuel you convert into spoon and bag upgrades. The pass page starts at the 49 Robux Starter Pack and ends at 2x Sell Value at 249 Robux. Cheap does not automatically mean weak, and expensive does not automatically mean first buy. The ranking explains both absolute power and Robux efficiency.

Cake ranks versus pass ranks

Cakes are the drop table. You swing a spoon, fill a bag, and decide keep or sell. Mythical slices are the keepers for a plate of favorites. Duplicates still sell. Passes are Robux multipliers around speed, bag size, inferred eating, and sell value. A pass never replaces the habit of selling commons; it only multiplies a loop you already run.

Free-to-play players should start with the cake list, then the rare cake hunting guide and the cake collection index. Anyone considering Robux should open the pass ranking and the game pass value tool before touching the store. Spoon and bag spending still belongs on the upgrade path even if you own a pass.

What we refuse to invent

This wiki will not fabricate a roster of named cakes, a ladder of named spoons, or percentage drop tables. The listing says hundreds of cakes exist. Until FUNgry publishes names, the rarity tags are the rank. Eating is inferred from Iron Stomach and 2x Eating Speed in the store, not from a published hunger meter, so those two passes sit in a cautious band on the pass list. Codes are not a ranking factor: none were confirmed in September 2026. The reliable free gift remains the group Special Plate and luck bonus.

How to use the two subpages

Open cake rarity tiers when you decide keep versus sell after a deep run. Open game pass ranks when you compare 49 Robux against 249. If bag space is the bottleneck, cross-check bags and eating. New players who have not learned the loop yet should leave this hub, finish getting started, then come back with a full bag of commons to sell.

The lists will move when the listing names new rarities, new passes, or new areas. Until then, treat S as Mythical, A as Legendary, B as Rare, and treat the six store prices as the only Robux ladder this wiki will rank.