How Does the Radar Work in Ride A Pet?
Radar highlights eggs in the rarity band you bought. Track picks the hunt; Radar finds candidates in that band.
Quick answer
Radar highlights eggs in a rarity tier you select through the shop progression. Track chooses the hunt; Radar finds candidates in that band.
Reported tier list
Advanced ($50, Rare), Jewel ($3,000, Epic), Royal ($20,000, Legendary), Magic ($300,000, Mythic), Angelic ($7,000,000, Divine), Eternal ($30,000,000, Ethereal). Prices and stock change—read the live Gear Shop.
Start with Advanced Radar
Rare eggs are still relevant mid-progression. Buying Eternal early does not help if Epic routes are where you actually play.
Related on this wiki:Eggs
Upgrade when your target rarity shifts
Move up one tier when most of your hatches need the next band—not when a YouTuber shows a mythic spawn.
Stock and auto-buy
Limited stock means waiting beats panic spending. Auto-buy options still need cash you planned for.
Radar plus speed plus route
A blip on Radar is useless if your mount arrives after despawn. Balance tools instead of maxing one stat.
Related on this wiki:Beginner Guide
Pair with Track
Activate Radar after Track tells you the hunt is worth starting. Random Radar without a goal burns time.
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Buying order
Cheapest useful radar → faster mount → better eggs → income → next tier. That sequence keeps purchases tied to results.
Related on this wiki:Tier List
Gear Shop stock behavior
Limited stock means waiting beats panic buying. Auto-buy options still need cash you planned for—not emergency scrapes.
Prices in community tables can lag behind live shop values; read the shop when you stand ready to purchase.
Radar plus Track workflow
Step one: Track picks a worthwhile hunt. Step two: equip the radar tier for that rarity. Step three: run a short route you have returned from before.
Skipping Track turns radar into random map noise.
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Upgrade ladder in practice
Advanced → Jewel → Royal → Magic → Angelic → Eternal mirrors rising egg rarities. Jumping two tiers early usually wastes cash you needed for movement.
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What Radar does not do
Radar does not hatch eggs, does not increase spawn rates globally, and does not replace movement. It locates candidates in a band you purchased.
Expecting Radar to carry a slow mount through desert maze exits is a category error. Fix returns, then Radar feels powerful.
Track first, Radar second
Track answers "is this hunt worth starting?" Radar answers "where in this band might an egg be?" Reversing the order produces random sprints.
When Track shifts mid-session, pause Radar until you accept the new target. Mixed targets waste charges.
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Tier reference with check dates
Community tables list Advanced through Eternal with prices and rarity bands. Live Gear Shop values and stock can differ after updates.
Read the shop in-game when you stand ready to buy. This wiki summarizes reported tiers; your session receipt is authoritative.
Pairing tiers with egg pages
Open the egg you want on the Eggs hub before you equip radar. Rarity labels on eggs should match the shop tier name you wear.
When egg lists conflict between sources, your successful hatch and return matter more than a screenshot debate.
Related on this wiki:Eggs, How Do You Get Rare Eggs
Upgrade pacing
Move one tier up when your hatch plan consistently needs the next band for a full week of play—not when a clip shows a mythic spawn once.
Between tiers, invest in mounts that shorten returns. Eternal Radar with forest speed still loses volcano timers.
Related on this wiki:Tier List
Selling or skipping old tiers
Keep the cheapest tier that still matches hunts you run weekly. Sell or skip upgrades that outpace your mount and hatch plan.
Radar inventory clutter confuses Track sessions—carry one purposeful tier per hunt.
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Example hunt walkthrough
Imagine you want Rare eggs this session. Track confirms Rare is active. You equip Advanced Radar, start at a forest edge loop, and only chase blips you can reach before despawn.
When a blip points deep into desert and your mount is forest-tier, ignore it—that is a movement goal for next week, not a broken Radar.
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Cash planning per tier
Jewel, Royal, and Magic tiers are cash sinks. Pair each purchase with a hatch plan that uses that band for multiple sessions.
One mythic blip does not justify Eternal tier if Epic eggs are still your weekly hatch.
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When to pause Radar entirely
If returns fail twice in a row, Radar cannot help—pause purchases and hatch movement. Resume Radar only when the same loop succeeds without despawn losses.
This pause rule saves cash and makes the next tier purchase feel impactful instead of random.
Related on this wiki:Beginner Guide, How Do You Get Rare Eggs
Gear Shop visit rhythm
Visit the Gear Shop when your cash hits a planned tier threshold—not when a clip triggers FOMO. Read stock, buy one tier, leave, hunt.
Repeated shop camping without hunting loops is how radar feels expensive without results.
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Track reminder on every equip
Say the Track target out loud when you equip Radar. Silent equips cause silent mismatches.
If the target changed since yesterday, yesterday’s tier may be wrong today.
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