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Sources

Every number and every mechanic on this site traces to one of the two lists below. Nothing here is reasoned from the store description.

Numbers

Player count, visits, favourites and the rating come from Roblox’s public game and votes endpoints for universe 10576739951, read on a schedule and written straight into the site rather than retyped by hand.

The experience publishes no badges and no public game passes, so unlike some game wikis there is no official completion or ownership data to quote — and this site does not invent a substitute for it.

Mechanics

Everything about how a round behaves was taken from recorded playthroughs. Where only one run showed something, the page says so.

Corrections

If something here is wrong, a clip settles it faster than an argument. Send it over and the page changes.

Why the comment sections are not a source here

Normally a game this size has a community worth reading. This one does not, yet. The creator group’s wall is switched off. There is no subreddit. The comment threads under the walkthroughs are almost entirely greetings and bot replies. The most-watched run has hundreds of comments and the only one that says anything about the game agrees that a round is about three minutes. So the mechanics on this site come from watching rounds, not from reading what people said about them.

Where we disagree with the guide you have probably read

One article about this game circulates widely and gets copied. Checked against the recorded rounds, some of it holds and some of it does not. We publish the half that holds and leave the rest out:

  • Holds up: the monster spawning from a television, keys as a collectible, a shop, a taser among the purchasable equipment, the office map, and attack inputs failing on some devices.
  • Does not: an exact Robux price per round, two named extra monsters, a taser that stuns for a specific number of seconds, and a second named map. None of those appear in any run we watched. They may all turn out to be true, but nobody has shown them, so this site does not repeat them as fact.

How a claim gets on this site

Seen happening in a recording, or it is labelled as unverified. Where two runs showed different things, the page says so instead of picking the more convenient one. Where nothing has been shown at all, the page says that too: what keys unlock, what the hidden room is for. because “nobody knows yet” is a real answer and a guess dressed as an answer is not.

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