99 Nights Survival Calculator

Plan fuel gathering — Logs, Coal, Fuel Canisters, Oil Barrels, Biofuel — to upgrade the campfire and unlock the true ending before Night 99.

Quick Answer

Use this survival calculator to plan your resource allocation in 99 Nights in the Forest. Enter your current fuel stockpile and campfire level to see exactly how many Logs, Coal, Fuel Canisters, Oil Barrels, and Biofuel you need to reach each upgrade tier before Night 99.

Current Night

1/99

98 nights remaining until Night 99.

Target Campfire Level

Koala Kid cave accessible, true-ending path unlocked at night 99

Team Size

Fuel pool is shared — larger parties don't multiply the requirement but do make gathering faster.

Fuel Already Stockpiled

Fuel Plan

Pacing

On pace

Night progress 1% · Fuel progress 0%

Logs412–562
Coal241
Fuel Canisters65–74
Oil Barrels12
Biofuel140
Per player / night~10

Mixed fuel units across 1 player over 98 nights (midpoint of range).

Children Unlocked at Level 6

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Dino Kid

Red-key cave. Map placement is procedurally generated — use the missing-child poster at the crafting bench and the in-game compass to navigate.

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Kraken Kid

Blue-key cave. Procedurally placed — check the poster for this run's direction.

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Squid Kid

Yellow-key cave, deeper into the rotation than the first two.

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Koala Kid

Grey-key cave. The deepest and most heavily guarded cave, only accessible at maximum campfire level.

Level 6 + surviving to Night 99 + all 4 children rescued = true ending.

How the Calculator Works

The campfire in 99 Nights in the Forest is upgraded by burning fuel to fill a bar to 100%. Five fuel types are used across the six levels: Logs, Coal, Fuel Canisters, Biofuel (at Levels 4+), and Oil Barrels (at Levels 5+). This calculator sums the cumulative fuel cost from your target level, subtracts what you've already stockpiled, and shows what's left — as a range, since the wiki lists many costs as minimums and actual totals climb with party size.

Campfire Upgrade Costs

Per-level (not cumulative). Ranges reflect variability observed by community guides.

LevelLogsCoalFuel CanistersOil BarrelsBiofuelUnlocks
Lv 261Larger safe zone, Dino Kid cave accessible
Lv 31122Expanded safe zone, campfire benches added
Lv 450–75239–1230Kraken Kid cave accessible, larger camp footprint
Lv 570–1204519–25430Squid Kid cave accessible, stone base built around campfire
Lv 6275–35017035880Koala Kid cave accessible, true-ending path unlocked at night 99

Frequently Asked Questions

How much fuel do I need for the true ending?

Reaching Campfire Level 6 requires approximately 412-562 Logs, 241+ Coal, 65-74 Fuel Canisters, 12+ Oil Barrels, and 140+ Biofuel cumulative (the wiki lists most costs as minimums). You also need to rescue all four children — Dino Kid (Red key, Level 2), Kraken Kid (Blue key, Level 4), Squid Kid (Yellow key, Level 5), and Koala Kid (Gray key, Level 6) — and survive to Night 99.

Why are the costs shown as ranges?

Community-documented fuel costs fluctuate based on party size. The ranges capture the minimums and maximums on the community wiki's Campfire page, which lists many values as "or more" — treat the numbers as a floor, not a ceiling.

What does "pacing" mean in the results?

Pacing compares your night progress (current night / 99) against your fuel-gathering progress (midpoint of cumulative target). If fuel progress leads night progress by 5% or more, you're ahead. If it trails by 5% or more, you're behind and need to gather faster.

Does team size change the fuel required?

The campfire fuel pool is shared, so larger parties don't multiply the requirement. They do, however, make gathering faster — the calculator divides the remaining fuel by team size to show a per-player-per-night target.