What is the Evolve A Cell Wiki?

The Evolve A Cell Wiki is a player-made reference for the Roblox game Evolve a Cell. It collects every part, card, mutation, skill tree node, boss and shop price we could verify from gameplay footage, and links each fact to the exact moment in a video so you can check it yourself.

Should I pick plants or meat in Evolve a Cell?

Plants are safer and easier for your first life because green food is everywhere and nobody fights you for it. Meat grows you faster once you have a mouth and a weapon. Later, the Feeding Tube lets you eat both, so your first pick matters less than it seems.

How do I rebirth in Evolve a Cell?

Reach stage 4, then hold G on PC (or use the rebirth button) to start over at stage 1. You keep your skill tree and earn evolution points based on how long you survived and how many cells you ate.

How do I become the Colossus?

Buy the Colossus node in the rebirth skill tree, then grow through stage 7. Without the node the game tells you 'Stage 7 needs Colossal' and you cannot finish the cell stage.

Are there any Evolve a Cell codes?

Not yet. The game launched on September 26, 2026 and the developers have not released any codes. Free DNA currently comes from playtime rewards and the free track of the season pass.

Does Evolve a Cell have badges?

No badges are published on the game yet. Our badges page checks the Roblox API on every rebuild and will list them as soon as they appear.

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Evolve A Cell Wiki

Start as a speck in the pond, eat, bolt on jaws and fins, and grow until even the Leviathan looks small. This Evolve A Cell Wiki covers every part, card, mutation, boss and Robux price we could verify — each one linked to the gameplay moment it came from.

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What is Evolve a Cell?

Evolve a Cell is a Roblox survival game by Splitline: Creative, released on September 26, 2026. It wears its inspiration openly — the description literally says “inspired by Spore” — and plays like that game's cell stage turned into a 16-player server where everyone else is also trying to eat you.

You choose plants or meat, eat to earn DNA, and spend it in an editor (press E) to attach parts. Every few levels you pick one of three cards. Reach stage 4 and you can rebirth for evolution points that buy permanent upgrades. Stage 7 is the Colossus. Along the way, server events and bosses keep shaking the food chain.

We built this Evolve A Cell Wiki because the game moves fast and most of what players know lives inside YouTube videos. So we watched them, wrote down what the cards actually say, and linked every entry to its timestamp.

1Pick a dietPlants are safer. Meat grows faster once you can fight.
2Eat and dashSpace dashes. Green food is plants, red is meat.
3Open the editorPress E. Mouth up front, speed parts behind.
4Take speed cardsHot Blood, Quick Twitch, Fins, Jets. Speed wins.
5Rebirth at stage 4Spend points on DNA gain first, then speed.

Browse the database

Everything in the game, sorted the way you'd look for it mid-run.

26 Parts

Mouths, weapons, fins, shells and every odd thing you can bolt onto your cell.

14 Level-Up Cards

The pick-one-of-three upgrades you get while growing.

3 Mutations

Rolled traits like Bitter and Shallows Born, ranked.

21 Skill Tree Nodes

What to buy with rebirth points, and in what order.

3 Bosses

The Leviathan, the Colossus and the Electro Wizard.

6 Server Events

Meteor showers, Red Tide, Feeding Frenzy, Glow Caves.

7 Stages

From tiny cell to Colossus, with what unlocks where.

Calculators

Robux-to-DNA value, build planner, rebirth point planner.

S-tier parts right now

Speed and sustain dominate. Here's what's carrying runs in the current version.

SLeech Mouth MouthSustain is the most valuable stat in long fights, and this is the only mouth that gives it.SFeeding Tube MouthDoubles the food available to you. Nothing else in the game does that.SDrill WeaponThe highest sustained damage in the game when placed right.SJet MobilitySpeed decides who eats and who gets eaten.SFins MobilityThe other half of the speed meta.

Full tier list

Bosses & events

The Leviathan
A huge server boss that heals itself and eats anything small that strays close.
The Colossus
Not an NPC: a player who has grown into the Colossus. You can become it too.
Electro Wizard
An electric boss that drops into the pond. Hits hard enough to one-shot mid-size cells.
Meteor Shower, Red Tide, Feeding Frenzy & Glow Caves →

Codes

No codes have been released yet. We check every update.

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Shop prices

26 Robux products, from 12 R$ (+60 DNA) up to 999 R$. We list every one and flag the good deals.

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Guides

Evolve a Cell Beginner GuideControls, plants vs meat, your first editor visit and what the death screen buttons actually do.7 min read How to Evolve FastStage by stage: what each step needs, how part slots grow, and the cards that speed it all up.6 min read Rebirth Guide & Point PrioritiesWhen to rebirth, how points are earned, and the order we'd buy skill tree nodes in.6 min read Plants vs Meat: Which Diet to PickThe starting choice explained, and why the Feeding Tube makes it less permanent than it looks.5 min read How to Become the ColossusThe stage 7 lock, the Colossus node, and a realistic plan to get there.5 min read Survival Tips: Don't Get EatenReading size, using dash, escaping hunters and staying alive through boss events.6 min read

From the blog

Evolve a Cell vs Spore: What Changed in the Cell StageFood that spawns on its own, 16-player servers and a rebirth loop. How the Roblox take differs from the 2008 original.2026-10-12 Why Speed Beats Damage in Evolve a CellWe went through hours of footage. The runs that lasted longest were the fast ones, not the spiky ones.2026-10-11 Every Robux Product in Evolve a Cell, Ranked by Value26 products, from a 12 R$ DNA top-up to a 999 R$ Mega Pack. Which ones are worth it, and which to skip.2026-10-10

Evolve A Cell Wiki FAQ

About this wiki

The Evolve A Cell Wiki is run by players, not the developers. Numbers can change with any update, so when something looks off in game, trust the game and tell us. Want to see where a fact came from? Click the timestamp chips on any page — they jump straight to the footage.