About — Roblox Guide

Roblox Guide is an independent guides hub for Roblox games that are popular right now but badly served by search results. The problem is not a shortage of videos. It is that the videos disagree with each other, half of them describe a different game with a similar name, and almost none of them tell you when they were recorded. So a player sits through four uploads to answer one question and still ends up unsure. This site exists to cut that down to one page per question, written down clearly enough that you can act on it and then come back to correct us.

What the site covers

Six games, thirty guides, one section per game. Each game has its own hub page, its own index of every guide written for it, and its own themed navigation, so nothing from one game bleeds into another:

• Arasaka Academy — origin picks, map locations, codes, and what the game is actually about.
• Untitled Defense — beginner setup, unit ranking method, update notes and the Discord where balance changes land first.
• Steal Animal Egg — animal and value listings, tier bands, codes, and a first-run route.
• Survive a Million Monkeys — the five classes ranked, weapons by role, Gems, and live codes.
• Anime Mysterious — unit rarities, gem and reroll farming, tier list, codes.
• Kaiju Alpha — Monster Zero and cell mechanics, kaiju tier ranking, codes.

How the guides are made and kept current

Guides are written by our own editors from in-game testing, then cross-checked against what the developers publish themselves: the official Roblox game page, the official group and Discord, and published patch notes. Where a claim cannot be verified from those sources, the page says so instead of filling the gap. That is why several tier lists here rank a method or a role rather than quoting damage numbers nobody has measured — a page that admits a gap is more useful than one that invents a figure.

Maintenance is the part that matters most, because Roblox games change without warning. Every guide carries a last-updated date in its header. Codes pages separate working codes from expired ones and get re-checked on a schedule, because an expired code presented as live is the single most common failure mode on guide sites. Tier lists state the version they were tested against. When a patch lands, the affected pages are revisited rather than left to drift.

Corrections and contact

If a page is wrong, out of date, or quietly misleading, we want to know and we will fix it. Reports of a new working code, a balance change we have not seen, or a version sighting are all useful. Email [email protected] with the page URL and what you saw in game, and an editor will take it from there.

Roblox Guide is a fan-made reference site. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Roblox Corporation or by the developers of any game listed above. All game names, logos and artwork remain the property of their respective owners and are used for identification only.