Have you ever played a game where you earn something cool—and then immediately need to stash it somewhere? That’s exactly what happens in Stakehouse Den with its Refrigerator system. I’m no pro writer, but here’s what I gathered—and why I think it’s kinda genius.
So, here's how it works: once you stake your cards and earn Hot Sauce, you need a place to hold that stuff. That place is the Refrigerator, and you're given 50 Hot Sauce units of storage for free. It’s a pretty neat little head‑start, but guess what? Once you're full, you can’t store any more unless you upgrade it.
And the upgrade path is where it gets fun. You burn Script tokens to boost your capacity by a multiplier that increases with how much you burn:
- 1 Script gets you a 3× bump—so from 50 to 150, and up to 450.
- 5 Script gives 4×, meaning 1,000 to 4,000 max
- 25 Script gives 5× (6,250 → 31,250).
- It keeps scaling: 50 Script for 6× (15,000 → 90,000), 100 Script 7× (35,000 → 245,000), 250 Script 8× (100,000 → 800,000), 500 Script 9× (225,000 → 2,025,000), and finally 1,000 Script gives 10×, unlocking up to 5 million capacity.
I gotta say, that scaling curve feels pretty rewarding—like the more you invest, the sweeter the payoff. It’s clever because it gives casual players enough room to chill, and also caters to bigger players who want to go all out.
To sum up: the Refrigerator is more than just a storage space. It feels like a strategic feature that lets you grow at your own pace. Just stash your Hot Sauce wisely—and maybe burn some Script when you're ready to level up.