RE:Heads, Please! can feel confusing when you first spawn into the game. There are several different areas to explore, quests to complete, coins to collect, upgrades to unlock, and even an entire mining system.

This beginner guide explains the basics of RE:Heads, Please!, including how coin flipping works, how to complete the Spray and Board Marker quests, what the main locations do, and how mining works.

RE:Heads Please Beginner Guide – Find Sprays, Board Markers

When you first join the game, you spawn in the subway area with your starting coin.

The main gameplay mechanic revolves around flipping coins. You can manually flip your coin by clicking or tapping your screen.

You can also unlock Auto Flip by joining the game’s group. If you do not have Auto Flip, you can simply continue flipping manually while progressing through the game.

As you flip more, you can eventually unlock stronger and higher-level coins.

Complete the Spray Quest

One of the first important things you should do is talk to the quest NPC near the starting area.

She will ask you to find five Sprays scattered around the map.

The Sprays are located in different areas, so you will need to explore the starting zone carefully.

After collecting all five Sprays, return to the quest NPC to turn them in.

However, the questline does not end there.

Find All Board Markers

After returning the five Sprays, the NPC will ask you to collect five Board Markers.

The Board Markers are also hidden around the map.

Some are located in easy-to-reach areas, while others require you to explore further away from the main path.

One marker can be found near the swing area and inside a nearby room, while another is located on top of a green vending machine.

Make sure you carefully check your surroundings while searching, as some of the collectibles can be easy to miss.

Once you collect all five Board Markers, return to the quest NPC.

Completing the quest rewards you with $2,000.

How to Get and Use a Board

The board is an important part of the game’s progression and customization.

You may need to complete the early quest requirements or join the game’s group before gaining access to certain board-related features.

Boards can also be customized with different skins.

If your board does not immediately appear after unlocking it, rejoining the game may help if you encounter a temporary bug.

The Coin Fountain

One of the most important locations in the main area is the Coin Fountain.

This is where you can obtain new coins.

Each new coin costs $1,000, so saving your money early is important.

When rolling for coins, the game may play animated cutscenes. These can look impressive, but if you are trying to progress quickly, you may want to disable cutscenes in the settings.

This allows you to roll faster without waiting for the animations.

The Forge Shop

The Forge Shop allows you to get skins for your board.

Board skins are primarily used for customization, allowing you to change the appearance of your board.

Check the Forge whenever you unlock additional cosmetic options.

How to Upgrade Your Coin

Another important NPC in the main area can upgrade your coin.

However, upgrading is not guaranteed.

There is a chance that the upgrade will successfully improve your coin, but there is also a chance that the attempt will fail.

A failed upgrade does not permanently remove your coin. Instead, it can remove the specific upgrade involved.

Because of this, upgrading your coin is another risk-and-reward system based partly on luck.

Accessory Shop

The Accessory Shop is where you can obtain accessories that improve different aspects of your gameplay.

Accessories can provide benefits related to:

• Coin flipping
• Money earning
• Other progression mechanics

Once you obtain accessories, you can view their information and effects through the accessory section of your UI.

Library of Arcana

The Library of Arcana is where you can get enchants for your coins.

Enchantments are tied to specific coins and can provide additional effects.

To use this system, you need an Enchant Book.

According to the guide, obtaining an Enchant Book can be extremely rare, with a chance of around 1 in 500 per coin flip.

Because of the rarity, getting enchantments may take some time.

Gambling Your Coins

There is also another gambling mechanic where you can spend money on coins and then spin a wheel.

The goal is to gamble those coins for a chance to increase your profit.

If you are lucky, you can potentially earn more than you spent. However, this system is entirely based on chance, so it is possible to lose repeatedly.

If you are trying to save money for important upgrades, it may be better to avoid spending all your currency here early in the game.

Leaderboards

The main area also contains leaderboards.

These allow you to see different player rankings and progression statistics.

They are not essential for early progression, but you can check them to compare your progress with other players.

Understanding the RE:Heads, Please! UI

The UI contains several important menus that you should understand as a new player.

Coins Menu

The Coins menu allows you to view information about your coins.

You can check:

• Coin stats
• Coin levels
• Upgrades
• Enchantments
• Sounds
• Descriptions
• Other coin information

As you continue flipping coins, you can unlock higher-level coins and additional progression options.

You can also unlock different flipping animations.

Accessories Menu

The Accessories menu displays the accessories you currently own.

Selecting an accessory allows you to view its description and other information.

Your accessories can provide bonuses that help improve your progression.

Inventory

Your Inventory contains the items you have collected during your journey.

You can also view other progression-related items and titles through the inventory system.

Daily Quests

Daily Quests provide additional objectives that can reward you with money and other useful progression rewards.

Make sure to check them regularly if you want additional ways to earn currency.

Emotes

The game contains multiple pages of emotes.

Some emotes may have been available during previous limited-time events, meaning not every emote may currently be obtainable.

Shop and Settings

The Shop allows you to access different purchases, including coins, codes, game passes, packages, and other available options.

The Settings menu lets you adjust your gameplay preferences.

One useful setting for faster progression is disabling long cutscenes when rolling or upgrading.

How to Unlock the Mines

You can access the Mines through the subway area.

Talk to the NPC responsible for transportation to travel to the mining area.

You can also return to the main area by speaking to the NPC again.

The mining area has its own progression system and gameplay loop.

RE:Heads, Please! combines coin flipping, luck-based progression, upgrades, accessories, enchantments, gambling mechanics, exploration, and mining into one experience.

For beginners, the best way to start is by completing the early Spray and Board Marker quests, learning how the different shops work, upgrading your progression when possible, and eventually heading into the Mines.

Once you understand the main gameplay loop, you can begin working toward stronger coins, rare enchantments, accessories, and the game’s extremely rare collectibles.