About this guide

survivesimulator.wiki is an unofficial fan-made reference for the Roblox experience survive simulator by Kitty Makes Games (place ID 117951390082378). It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by the studio or Roblox; the game's creator remains the only official source, and our official game page link and group link are the only two destinations this site presents as official.

The site launched in September 2026, days after the game itself, and has tracked it through the events this wiki now documents: the confirmation that it is the returned la peace, the visit surge from ~4.9 million to ~17.7 million, the studio group's climb past one million members, and the mid-September point when Roblox began gating the game's public API metadata for anonymous clients (a gate the trackers' live feeds later stalled alongside, which the status page records rather than hides). Every one of those records carries its checked date, because on a game this young a fact without a date expires fast.

The site is built as a static Next.js export, carries advertising to cover hosting, and keeps its full source list public on the sources page — including the checks that found nothing, which are evidence too.

• Every number carries its source and checked date. Official Roblox API values, tracker readings, and studio statements are labeled as different families and never merged into one blended figure. When two sources disagree — Rolimon's and the Roblox Votes API currently differ by 47 upvotes — both readings stay published side by side with their dates.
• Facts get facts; gaps get check records. Where the public record contains nothing (round rules, item lists, patch notes, codes), the page documents which sources were checked, when, how, and what they showed — the check itself is the content, and it is how a reader can re-verify the same answer.
• Unattributable claims stay off the site. TikTok clips titled as codes, chat rumors, and invented mechanics do not become paragraphs here. A clip title can be quoted as a clip title with its surface and date; it cannot become a game fact.
• Official means official. Only the Roblox game page, the Kitty Makes Games group, and the Discord invite the studio itself placed in the game description count as official surfaces. Everything else is labeled third-party.

survive simulator has no official stat tables, patch notes, or code announcements to cite — the studio communicates through one line of description and a Discord server readable only from inside. This site therefore documents what the public record actually contains: official API values where they answer, tracker readings where they render, and dated negative checks where nothing exists. When two sources disagree (as Rolimon's frozen snapshot and the Votes API currently do — the tracker's frozen vote row reads 15,413 while the live official pool has ticked down through 15,427, 15,415 and 15,406, moving from a 14-vote lag on 10-26 to the official figure sitting below the frozen tracker row on 11-10), both readings stay side by side with their dates instead of one being quietly picked.

Each refresh re-reads a fixed stack, and the output of each layer is dated and labeled:

1. Official APIs. The Roblox Games, Votes, Groups, and Thumbnails endpoints for universe 10764926550, plus the Discord invite endpoint for the studio-placed /murderstudio invite — all direct, unauthenticated GETs anyone can repeat.
2. Independent trackers. Rolimon's and Creator Exchange, read as rendered pages or page data, and never averaged into official numbers.
3. Search surfaces. YouTube (with oEmbed title/author verification), code-hub site searches, and autocomplete probes — the layers that produce both coverage records and negative codes checks.
4. The studio's own surfaces. The group page announcement (the channel that broke the la peace relaunch) and the game's description field, which has already changed twice in its short life.

The identity table below is the current output of that stack for the questions a new player asks first:

The live-status numbers refresh from the official Roblox API at build time and always display their fetch date. While Roblox's per-game metadata gate is active (as it has been since 2026-09-26), the snapshot stays at its last verified pull and the page says so — a frozen number with a date beats a fresh-looking estimate. Between builds, each site refresh re-runs the verification stack above, appends dated rows to the status timeline and updates watch, and re-runs the codes check log so the zero-codes verdict is always tied to a fresh check rather than an old one.

Re-checked after every game update is the goal: the tracker fields we watch (vote pool, group members, description text, shout, tracker “updated” labels) change within days when the studio ships something, so a quiet stack usually means a quiet game, not a quiet site.

Something wrong or stale? Open an issue on the site's public repository (github.com/Paco-Tao/survive-simulator) — corrections that land change the page and its checked date together. Source tips are welcome, with one rule: a tip that cannot be checked against a public surface gets the same treatment as any other unverifiable claim, which is to say it waits until it can be. The contact page has the details, and the privacy page covers data handling.