What the planner can tell you
- How many of the six high-level objectives you marked complete.
- The earliest unchecked objective, even if you check later items out of order.
- Which generator, power-grid, progression, or updates guide to open next.
Power a City Progress Planner
Use this Power a City calculator as a six-step progress planner. It tracks local choices and explains why a cash calculator cannot produce honest numeric results yet.
Private browser checklist
Power grid progress planner
Check the high-level objectives you have completed. Your choices stay in this browser and are never connected to a Roblox account.
Works without account access
The six objectives this planner tracks
These are high-level objectives named in the official game description. The planner does not claim that every player must finish them at the same pace.
- Objective 1
Place a generator
- Objective 2
Create power
- Objective 3
Connect energy to a village or city
- Objective 4
Upgrade a generator
- Objective 5
Expand the power grid
- Objective 6
Unlock a better energy source
What it deliberately does not estimate
No public exact-game dataset currently exposes generator costs, power output, cash rates, upgrade scaling, efficiency, or unlock thresholds. A numeric result would therefore be invented. Review the public sources and recent observations for changes.
Common questions
Power a City planner FAQ
Is the Power a City calculator numeric?
No. Public exact-game sources do not expose the constants needed for honest cash or power calculations.
Does the planner connect to my Roblox account?
No. It uses only the boxes you check and stores the selection in your browser.
What if I complete objectives out of order?
The result highlights the earliest unchecked objective while preserving your selections.
Why are generator costs and output missing?
The public game information confirms generators and upgrades but does not publish comparable costs, output, or formulas.