Evidence ledger

Sources & Verification

Every changing claim on this independent guide should trace back to an official Roblox record or a clearly labelled observed reference.

8 official records4 context referencesChecked September 2, 2026
How claims are chosen

Official records first, observed play second, unknowns left open

Official Roblox records establish identity, chapters, badges, and the current pass catalogue. Videos can demonstrate visible behavior, but they do not establish hidden formulas, guaranteed spawns, or creator ownership.

Official

Roblox and creator records

Official

Roblox experience

Exact title, premise, place, creator, and safe play link

Open record →
Official

Experience metadata API

Creator, genre, server size, creation date, and metadata date

Open record →
Official

Universe places API

Farmhouse and Basement place names and IDs

Open record →
Official

Badges API

Three badge names, IDs, descriptions, dates, and enabled state

Open record →
Official

Game passes API

Six current catalogue entries, descriptions, sale state, and checked prices

Open record →
Official

Roblox thumbnails API

Official experience media used for game identification

Open record →
Context

Gameplay and secondary references

These help explain what players can see, with narrower confidence than official data.

Observed

Creator-linked trailer

Hay, timer, capacity, farm presentation, and a UFO visual

Open reference →
Observed

Current community gameplay

Carry, sell, tool progression, barn, and locked-hatch context

Open reference →
Secondary

CreatorExchange exact-universe index

Dated no-codes-yet observation, not proof that codes can never exist

Open reference →
Low confidence

Chapter 2 community video

Interest in Chapter 2 only; not used as a walkthrough

Open reference →
Excluded claims

Missing evidence is not filled with lookalike-game data

No checked record supports exact Needle spawns, a guaranteed fastest route, official timing rules, complete upgrade rates, the UFO method, working codes, a public official Trello or Discord, or a first-party patch archive. Pages for those topics either state the gap or remain unpublished.

FAQ

Verification questions

What counts as a verified fact?

A claim needs an exact-game source appropriate to the fact, such as Roblox data for IDs or creator-owned material for official announcements.

Why are some facts marked unverified?

A source may confirm that something exists without documenting its method, numeric effect, route, or current official status.