Use the current obstacle display and your observed fat rate to decide what to do next. Exact area names, order, and requirements are not published in the sources checked.
The official game description confirms that getting bigger lets you push through obstacles and unlock new areas. When blocked, read the requirement shown on that obstacle, compare it with your current fat, and return to clicking or visible boost options. Do not rely on an old area list unless it matches your current server.
Use what your current server shows. The guide does not assume hidden rates, names, costs, or thresholds.
Step 1
Stand at the next blocked route and record any visible fat requirement, prompt, or action. The current in-game display takes priority over an undated list.
Step 2
Check how far your displayed fat is from the visible requirement. If no number is shown, test the intended interaction and note the feedback instead of inventing a threshold.
Step 3
Use your observed fat-per-click and the visible target in the calculator. This gives a click estimate without claiming the obstacle itself uses a hidden universal formula.
Step 4
After passing the obstacle, inspect the new area for changed rates, available boosts, win actions, pets, or upgrades. Record only what is visible now.
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The official description confirms the family, not a fixed threshold or action for every gate.
An update can change labels or requirements. Re-read the current prompt after joining a new server.
Gain fat and use it to push through the next obstacle, following the current in-game prompt.
A reliable exact-target list was not available as of the checked date, so this guide does not publish guessed names.
Use the value shown in your current server. Exact thresholds were not available from the checked public sources.
Recheck the displayed requirement, your current fat, the intended interaction, and whether a server update changed the route.
Measure and improve your observed click rate.
Estimate the clicks for a visible target.
Inspect the next part of the progression loop.
