Survivor leaderboard

Official feature

A survivor leaderboard is named in the Roblox description. The reviewed lobby shows boards labelled HIGHEST WAVE and MOST KILLS. Their names identify visible metrics, but the full ranking and reset rules are not shown.

Checking your result

Read the labels on the current in-game board and note what your run summary reports. Those two observations are needed before treating any metric as the ranking formula.

Record a comparable run

For a useful player record, keep the game update, displayed score, team size and class alongside a screenshot of the result. Do not compare scores from different versions as if balance and scoring were unchanged.

This wiki does not list player rankings or claim a world record. No live leaderboard endpoint has been established. The game overview links to the correct Roblox experience.

Player questions

How do I climb the survivor leaderboard?

First check what the current board measures. The official description advertises a leaderboard but does not publish its scoring formula. The lobby labels include Highest Wave and Most Kills; check the board you are trying to improve.

Can I compare scores from different updates?

Record the update and the displayed score labels before comparing. Scoring or balance may change; this wiki has not established that scores across versions use the same rules.

A recorded Wave 37 run

The reviewed run reaches Wave 37 before returning to the lobby. This is a gameplay example, not a world record.