Most of the game is your own plot. Other players show up because a server holds 8 people, and because the server can open a tournament.
Servers
The experience is set to 8 players. Sampled servers on October 23, 2026 were full at 8/8, which will not stay true at every hour. A small server is why a tournament can finish with only a few robots.
Public game data has been reported with VIP servers disabled. This page does not offer a private-server purchase, and no private-server product appears in the pass catalog.
Tournament versus waves
| Ring waves | Server tournament | |
|---|---|---|
| Opponent | Bots | Other players' robots |
| Purpose | Cash that rises with round depth | A champion in that server |
| Your robot | Must be powered on to fight | Must be powered on to enter |
| What decided a recorded match | Level and parts over many rounds | The higher level won in one punch |
The recorded tournament had two entrants. That is one lobby, not a rule that every bracket is two players.
Enter without wasting the window
- Wire and power the robot after any part swap.
- Train it so the level matches the lobby. The recording treated level as the decisive gap.
- Select that robot if you own more than one.
- Watch the entry. It was short enough that a player still on the bed missed it.
There is no trading system in the official description or in that footage. Friends cannot hand each other parts. Joining the same 8-player server is not guaranteed: start together, or use Roblox's server list if a lobby is not full. There is no in-game server browser described for this experience.