Forsaken FAQ

No. Forsaken has no working redeem codes, because the code system is not in the game yet. The developers have confirmed one is coming and that one of the first codes will unlock the Isaac skin for Chance, but as of now there is nothing to enter — any site listing 'working Forsaken codes' is listing codes for a redeem box that does not exist.

No. This site covers Forsaken, the Roblox asymmetrical horror game by the Forsaken Dev Team. Forsaken is also the name of a Destiny 2 expansion, a 2015 western, and Forsaken Realms: Vahrin's Call is a separate game entirely. If you searched for one of those, you want a different site.

Level 50 with that specific character. The full ladder is Milestone I at level 25, II at 50, III at 75 and IV at 100. Levels are per character, so progress on one does not carry to another.

By completing her in-game quest. She is the only survivor who cannot be bought with Player Points, which is why she has no price listed next to the other eleven.

Malice is one of the four core stats, alongside Health, Stamina and Speed, and it decides who plays as the killer next round — the player with the highest Malice gets picked. The 'Disable Being Killer' setting stops you gaining more of it, but does not protect you if you already hold the highest value.

Purified grants one-hit resistance against incoming damage, and how much damage it absorbs depends on how much health you have. It is a buff, not a debuff, which is the usual confusion.

Up to nine: one killer against the rest. Survivors complete generators and try to outlive a timer that starts at four minutes, while the killer tries to eliminate everyone before it runs out.

Not in public servers, barring a glitch — with one exception: some killer skins, notably among the John Doe and c00lkidd sets, have their own dedicated emote. In private servers killers can emote freely, except for Aberrant John Doe and Guest 666.

Because it is mobile-only. Crosshair Enabled draws a crosshair on a mobile device and has no effect on PC, and the Crosshair ID field it reveals is equally inert there. This catches out a lot of PC players hunting for crosshair IDs.

Structurally, yes: one killer hunts a team of survivors who complete objectives to escape a timer. The differences are that Forsaken runs at nine players on Roblox for free, every character is a Roblox community figure or myth rather than a licensed horror icon, and survivors have active abilities and items rather than perk loadouts.

It is a horror game about being hunted, and the experience's own description opens with a warning about flashing lights and loud audio, recommending you skip it if you are epileptic. There is an Epilepsy Mode and a Sensitive SFX Mode in the accessibility settings. Whether the horror itself is appropriate is a parent's call, not ours — but the flashing-light warning comes from the developers, not from us.

The developers run an official Discord and post updates on X. We do not print an invite link here because Discord invites rotate and expire, and a dead invite is worse than none — the current links are in the social links panel on the Roblox experience page itself. Official trailers go up on the developers' YouTube channel.

It is made by the Forsaken Dev Team, a verified Roblox group. Yes, it is still updated: content ships in numbered Chapters, Chapter 3 is ongoing, and the most recent numbered update added a killer and reworked the lobby.

Admin and VIP-exclusive skins, because they were never on general sale. Below those sit the skins marked unavailable — event or rotation drops that have not come back. Milestone skins are the opposite: everyone can earn them, it just takes level 100 for the last one. Expensive and rare are not the same thing in this game.