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Worlds & Enemies in +1 Clone Evolution

Worlds are the backbone of progression: beat the enemies, open the next World, repeat.

Which game is this? This guide is for +1 Clone Evolution by HEADTOP STUDIOS (Roblox place 120297898552393). It is not any of the look-alike "+1 Clone Every Second" games and not the 2017 mobile game "Clone Evolution". Codes, tier lists and guides for those games do not apply here.

How World progression works

  1. Raise your Power

    More Power = stronger attacks, so you can out-damage the current World's enemies.

  2. Defeat the enemies

    Every World has enemies that gate your advance. Knock them down.

  3. Unlock the next World

    "Defeat enemies to unlock new worlds!" — progression, not random chance.

World checklist (no invented names)

Use this as a tracker, not a read-out of a numbered stage list.
CheckpointHow to clear itStatus
Start WorldGain Power, unlock first ClonesConfirmed
Defeat World enemiesStronger attacks via PowerConfirmed
Next World unlockedBeating the previous WorldConfirmed
World names / total countUnknown
Enemy names / health / rewardsUnknown

Enemy types seen in official art

The game's own promotional images confirm three distinct enemy looks. Their in-game names are not published, but the visuals are real:

Large blob monster

A big orange/green blob-like monster appears in the official artwork — looks like a World boss or a high-tier enemy.

Green cube-slimes

Green cube-shaped slime enemies fill an early green-block area — the starter enemy.

Orange cube-slimes

Orange cube-slimes with shocked faces appear in a later area — a step up from the green ones.

These are observed in official art (source S09), not inferred. Names, health bars and drop tables remain unpublished.

A stage list with names and boss HP would be useful, but those are not published anywhere as of September 23, 2026 and we won't make them up or copy a sibling game's.

Facts on this page come from the official Roblox game page/API and the sources listed on the Sources page, checked September 23, 2026. Live counters change; figures are dated.