Verify the item name before hunting for it
Before you spend time hunting for a Boulder Radar, open the correct Mine Antarctica game and check its current item names. Its public description talks about crystals, hidden treasures, colder climbs, a garden, upgrades, and hourly zones. It does not name a Boulder Radar. For a search such as “Mine Antarctica boulder radar,” the inventory and store in your own session matter more than a location claim.
Other Roblox mining games also have boulders and tools. A video can look convincing while showing a different game. Match Place ID 138686218420016, then check the live inventory, store, and object prompts for the exact item name. A title alone is not enough to identify the game.
A quick identity check
Run through these checks before trying any radar instructions:
- Open the correct Roblox experience.
- Look through the current inventory and legitimate in-game store for the exact name.
- If a guide says the radar marks boulders, compare its screenshots with your current UI and developer name, PolarMine Games.
- If you find the item, read its own description and price before using it. If you cannot find it, do not assume there is a hidden menu or purchase requirement.
There is no confirmed radar control, range, target, cost, or unlock rule for this game to follow. Treat a detailed instruction list without a matching live item card with caution.
| What a claim says | What would verify it |
|---|---|
| “Boulder Radar is sold in the shop” | A current store card in the correct game |
| “It finds rare crystals” | The item’s own description or an effect you can observe directly |
| “It unlocks a mine” | The current access condition and item text |
| “It costs a fixed amount” | The price on the current purchase card |
Check each claim on its own. Even if an item with that name arrives in an update, its effects and price will not necessarily match another game’s version.
What you can do while the claim is unresolved
You can still make progress without a radar. Mine crystals, choose between selling them for cash and placing one in the garden for digging luck, compare warmth, pickaxe, and backpack upgrades, and check the active hourly zone. The game describes all of those activities. For hidden treasures, inspect the mining and object prompts in your current session. The game mentions treasure, but no radar requirement.
The hidden treasure guide offers a careful way to search. The beginner guide covers the main loop. Revisit the radar question when your own game actually shows an item by that name.
FAQ
Is Boulder Radar confirmed in Mine Antarctica?
The public game description does not name it, and there is no confirmed game-specific item card to use here. Check the current inventory and store.
Where do I buy Boulder Radar?
There is no confirmed shop location or price for this exact experience. A matching result from another game is not a purchase guide.
Does a radar find hidden treasures?
The game mentions hidden treasures but names no radar or radar effect. Read any item description in the live game before relying on one.
Could the item be added later?
Game content can change. If a current Mine Antarctica card names the item, use that card for its effect and price.
What should I do instead of searching for the item?
Follow the mining loop and check live object prompts. That keeps your progress in the right game while the radar claim is unconfirmed.