Editorial · Updated 2026-10-28
Editorial policy
A number on this site needs a public page behind it. Playing the client is not a step in that check, and it is not a requirement to publish.
Labels
- Verified: two independent public sources agree.
- Official text: the Roblox game or group payload says it. Still dated.
- Single-source: one site or one video. Named.
- Disputed: both versions stay.
- Blank: no public source. We do not estimate.
YouTube titles, Reddit searches, and guide sites count as public sources. They do not outrank the games API when they conflict with it. The puzzle count is the example: 20,000+ official, 1,300+ in older guides.
What we refuse
No invented lore, no invented bot names, no “all codes working,” no self-scored star rating in structured data. Corrections go to [email protected]. The about page says who reads that mail.
Questions
Do you test codes in game?
No. A code status is only as strong as the public pages cited next to it.
Why are some cells empty?
Because a guess would read like a fact. Empty is the accurate state.
How often are stats refreshed?
When a page is edited. The date on the page is the date of that read, not a promise of a live feed.
Can I reuse a paragraph?
Quote it with a link to the page and the source list under it. Do not drop the date.
Keep reading
Sources and last checked (UTC)
- Games API — Example of a primary source. 2026-10-28.
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