Auto Restart Run does not have a simple store price. It lives in the Vault, is bought with Keys, and is gated behind the progression needed to reach and compete in Legend.
That makes the real cost more interesting than a number. The cost is time, account strength, tournament placement, and the Keys you choose to spend. TowerLoop gives you another path: configurable Windows-level restart and recovery on your own emulator or Android device.
What The Vault Cost Really Means
Auto Restart Run is a Harmony tree node inside the Vault. Vault upgrades use Keys, and Keys come from high-end tournament placement. So the practical path looks like this:
- Climb the tournament ladder to Legend.
- Place well enough to earn Keys.
- Spend those Keys on Auto Restart Run instead of another Vault option.
That is not a cash price. It is an account-progress gate. For some players it is a long grind; for others it is already within reach.
The exact Key amount should come from your current game screen. Static numbers go stale quickly, and the decision depends on your account anyway.
What The In-Game Node Covers
Auto Restart Run handles the normal post-defeat case: a battle ends, and the game starts another one after the in-game delay.
That is useful, but it is narrow. It does not supervise your Windows PC, relaunch an app that closed, recover an emulator that froze, or clear the broader interruptions that stop overnight sessions.
If your problem is simply “I have the Vault node and I want normal defeat restarts,” the in-game feature handles that. If your problem is “my emulator session stops while I am away,” you need PC-level recovery.
How TowerLoop Compares
TowerLoop runs on Windows and drives your emulator or device with configured local input. It starts supported next-run flows and pairs with watchdog recovery when the app or emulator itself goes down.
| Path | What it costs | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Vault Auto Restart Run | Progression to Legend, Keys, and the opportunity cost of spending them | Post-defeat restarts inside the game |
| Manual restart | Your attention | Whatever you notice and tap yourself |
| TowerLoop | A software license and setup time | Configurable restarts, prompt handling, and supported app/emulator recovery |
TowerLoop is not a Vault shortcut. It is a different layer: a Windows utility for keeping your own emulator session moving.
Run Your Own Break-Even
Use the Vault break-even calculator with your own numbers. Model the cost of the Vault node and the value of time saved by faster or more reliable restarts.
Then compare that with TowerLoop pricing and the setup path. If the main loss is idle time from missed restarts, app closes, or frozen emulator sessions, read Auto Restart and TowerLoop vs Vault Auto Restart Run.
Rules Note
TowerLoop is independent software from Lemma 151 LLC. Users remain responsible for the rules that apply to their own game and account. For the product-scope and account-rules summary, read the FAQ.