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Status and updates
The game describes itself as a pre-alpha and asks players to expect bugs. It is also one of the fastest-growing experiences on the platform, which is an unusual combination to be reading a wiki about.
Game last updated
Straight from the experience’s own Roblox page. If this date has moved since you were last here, something in the game changed — and anything on this site describing a build older than it may have changed with it.
Is it still being worked on?
Yes. The store page carries a note about game improvements, new maps and new equipment powers arriving in the next update, and the experience’s own update stamp keeps moving, and the date above is read straight off it. For a mode this young that is an active cadence rather than an abandoned one.
Is it growing?
Sharply. It has 18.1M visits and 52K favourites since launch, and servers run close to their thirty-player cap rather than sitting half empty — which is the difference between a game with a lot of visits and a game with a lot of players.
What is coming
The developers list maps, equipment powers and general improvements. They have not said what equipment powers are, when the update lands, or whether keys connect to any of it. Anything more specific than that sentence is somebody guessing.
What this means for this site
Pages here describe builds that were recorded, and a pre-alpha can invalidate any of it in one push. Where something is unproven it is marked as unproven rather than smoothed over, and a tactic that stops working is more useful to us as a correction than as a page we defend.
What pre-alpha actually means here
It is not marketing modesty. Two things that look like core features simply do not work in recorded builds: doors cannot be closed, and the monster’s attack sometimes stops responding for a whole round. Treat anything you read about this game — including on this site — as describing the build somebody recorded, not a stable ruleset. That is also why the tier list says which entries could move if a patch lands.
How to tell a real update from a rumour
- The Roblox experience page carries a last-updated date. That is the one signal nobody can fake.
- There is no public Trello or changelog for this game, so a “roadmap” you are linked is either the community server talking or somebody else’s board. The links page covers which is which.
- New monsters, new maps and new equipment are the three things most often announced early and shipped late. Until one shows up in a recording, it is a plan.
Check you are in the right place
The creator group hosts a second experience with nearly the same name and a tiny fraction of the visits. If a lobby is empty and you were expecting thousands of players, you are probably in that one rather than watching the game die.