The safest way to start survive simulator is through Roblox Place 117951390082378, created by Kitty Makes Games. The game has a short, all-lowercase official title and no public description, so name matching alone is unreliable. Use the identity card below, join from the official page, and let the live interface tell you what the current round expects.
10764926550, root Place 117951390082378, creator group Kitty Makes Games. Roblox classifies it as Survival / 1 vs All and currently allows up to 12 players in a server.
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Codes status
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Gameplay
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Maps
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Open the official Roblox Experience and inspect the numeric Place ID in the address. The creator byline should lead to Kitty Makes Games. If a page says Build to Survive Simulator, Survival Simulator, or shows another creator, it is not interchangeable with the game covered here.
The official Games API connects that root Place to Universe 10764926550. A Universe can contain one or more places, while the root Place is the public entry shown in the main Roblox URL. You normally only need the root Place to join, but the Universe ID is valuable when comparing stats, votes, media, or third-party history because those services may identify the same game in different ways.
Bookmark the official page instead of repeating a broad search every session. This avoids landing on an old video, a similarly named experience, or a copied code page. If the title or thumbnail changes, the IDs and creator relationship remain the strongest public identity check.
What is confirmed before your first round
Roblox’s category does not publish the names of the sides, exact objective sequence, round timer, elimination rules, rewards, or controls. Those details should come from the version you actually join. The Gameplay guide gives you a useful way to read those signals without pretending that every 1 vs All game uses the same vocabulary.
A practical first-session route
First, join from the official page and wait for the game UI to finish loading. Read any lobby banner, objective panel, countdown, and role reveal in the order shown. Keep the Experience title and creator visible long enough to confirm that Roblox did not redirect you through an unrelated link.
Second, open Roblox settings and review the controls available on your current device. Do not copy keyboard, controller, or touch instructions from a page that has not demonstrated this exact Experience. If the game adds custom actions, their on-screen labels should take priority over general Roblox movement.
Third, use the opening round to locate four anchors: where you begin, what the objective panel names, which landmark lets you reorient, and what event ends the round. You do not need a complete map or perfect strategy to make the second round clearer. The Maps guide shows how to turn landmarks into short callouts that work even when official map names are unavailable.
Fourth, note what changes after a round: role assignment, map or scene, objective text, available actions, and any reward summary. Repeated observation is more useful than assuming that the first server exposed every mode. If a detail matters to a purchase or progression decision, confirm it again after an update.
Choose information by how quickly it changes
Identity facts such as the Place, Universe, and creator are stable enough to bookmark. Current player counts, visits, favorites, votes, and update timestamps can change minute by minute. Code status, redeem menus, maps, round rules, and rewards can change with a game update even if the public title stays the same.
Use the Stats page for a dated official snapshot and explanations of each counter. Use Updates for the official created and updated fields plus public announcement status. Neither page turns a changing number into a permanent record.
For gameplay choices, prioritize the current objective and result screens. A guide can organize what to look for, but the live game decides the action names and conditions. When a page here labels something as currently documented, that wording means the known fields are useful but not necessarily exhaustive.
Avoid same-name misinformation
A matching phrase in a title is not enough. Check the Roblox URL, creator byline, upload date, and any visible game interface. A years-old YouTube video cannot show an Experience created in September 2026 unless it was retitled or is discussing another game. Likewise, a code page that never names Kitty Makes Games or the correct Place should not determine what you type in-game.
Do not transfer mechanics from popular asymmetric survival games just because Roblox uses the same broad 1 vs All category. Role names, win conditions, respawns, items, stamina, abilities, and map hazards belong to each Experience. The current public sources do not support a character list, item index, tier list, or boss guide for this game.
Troubleshooting the join path
If the Play button does not open Roblox, confirm that the official page loads while you are signed in and that the Roblox client is available on your device. Platform availability, account restrictions, regional access, and client updates can affect the launch path. Use Roblox’s own error text rather than disabling account security or downloading an unofficial launcher.
If you enter a server whose title or creator does not match, leave and return through the bookmarked official page. If a server looks older than a public update, rejoin once before deciding that a new menu or objective is missing. Do not repeatedly switch servers to chase an unverified feature.
Frequently asked questions
Who made survive simulator?
The official Games API and Roblox byline identify the creator as the group Kitty Makes Games, group ID 513801632.
What kind of Roblox game is it?
Roblox currently classifies the Experience as Survival / 1 vs All. That confirms the broad format, not the exact role names or win conditions.
How many players fit in a server?
The official maximum is 12. A live server can have fewer players, and the maximum does not reveal how players are divided during a round.
Is there an official Discord or Trello?
No public Discord or Trello link was verified from the official game description or creator group during the September 15 check. Treat search-result invites as unofficial until the creator links them from a trusted surface.
Where should I go next?
Use Official Links to save the correct entry points. Then choose Gameplay for the first round, Maps for navigation, Codes for redeem status, or Player Count for current activity.
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