If you’re not into downloading auto-clickers or running macros overnight, don’t worry; there’s still a solid, no-fuss way to fill your gem stash in Bubble Gum Simulator Infinity. This guide breaks down how to get gems without any external programs, and it’s perfect for mobile players who can’t macro.
Top 5 Ways to Get Gems in Bubble Gum Simulator Infinity
Use Promo Codes
The dev behind Bubble Gum Simulator Infinity is active on Discord and Twitter, where they drop new promo codes. These often give you Mystery Boxes, which can contain 500 gems if you’re lucky. There’s a 14% chance to pull gems from a Mystery Box, so it’s not guaranteed, but it’s worth redeeming every code you find. Free gems are free gems.
You can get Mystery Boxes from:
- Promo codes
- Daily Quests
- Blowing bubbles
- Playtime gifts
- Gamepasses
If you’re not already checking the Discord or social media channels for Bubble Gum Simulator Infinity, now’s a good time to start. Future codes are very likely to include Gems or even more Mystery Boxes.
Visit Twilight
When you’re just getting started in Bubble Gum Simulator Infinity, it can be tempting to stay in the Home world, grinding away at coins and bubbles. But the real gem journey begins once you reach Twilight, the third world above Home.
Twilight is a total game-changer for free-to-play gem hunters. It has:
- Random gem and coin spawns
- A Shop
- A Sell area
That means you can grind, sell, and shop without heading back down—making it a perfect early home base. It doesn’t spawn a ton of gems, but it’s the best starting point if you want to begin collecting gems without spending Robux or running macros.
Tip: As you’re climbing your way up, don’t forget to upgrade your bubble size and storage. Bigger bubbles mean more floating power and faster access to higher worlds.
Reach The Void
While Twilight is a decent early-game Gem spot, The Void (which is the world above Twilight) is where things really start to pay off. Instead of random low Gem spawns like Twilight, The Void gives you:
- Chests containing 25 to 45 Gems.
- A Void Chest that gives you a large chunk of Gems every 40 minutes.
That Void Chest is one of the most reliable Gem sources in the game for active players. Just pop in, grab your loot, and go back to grinding bubbles or working on quests while you wait for the timer.
Rise to Zen for Big Gem Rewards
The final stop on your no-macro Gem journey should be Zen, the highest world available right now. Getting here takes some effort, but once you’re in, the Gem income skyrockets. Here’s what you’ll find:
- Chests worth 30–50 Gems.
- Individual Gem spawns that are actually worth 15 Gems each.
- The Gem Genie, who gives tasks that reward big amounts of Gems (I completed a challenge in 10 minutes, and my payout was almost 15k Gems).
The Gem Genie is particularly useful for anyone who likes completing small challenges for big payoffs. Check in with the Genie regularly to get extra Gems while you’re already exploring or blowing bubbles.
Spend Robux (If You Want)
If you’re not strictly free-to-play, there’s nothing wrong with investing a little Robux to speed things up.
- Buy the Double Gems Gamepass for 199 Robux. This doubles your Gem income whenever you collect them.
- Buy Gems directly. You can get 40,000 Gems for just 19 Robux, or splurge on 1 million Gems for 319 Robux.
This guide focuses on the no-macro, mostly free-to-play route, but if you’re ever tempted to support the dev or speed up your grind, those are your best-value options.
Once you’ve saved up 10,000 Gems, you can unlock the Hatching Zone back on the Home world. This is super handy because it lets you hatch all the available eggs in one convenient place. No more world-hopping just to grow your pet team.
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