Steal Before 6AM Guide: How a round works
About
OverviewSteal Before 6AM is a Roblox heist game where you break into houses, grab as much loot as you can, and haul it all to your vehicle before the clock hits 6AM. Diamonds you earn from each robbery let you upgrade your character class and vehicle so you can steal more on every run. This guide covers how a round works, how to earn diamonds efficiently, how to use classes and upgrades, and how to work with a crew.
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How a round works
Step
Each round starts when you enter the target house. Your job is to find items, drag them outside, and load them into your parked vehicle. Only items that make it into the vehicle count toward your diamond payout — anything left on the lawn does not. The round ends the moment the in-game clock reaches 6AM.
- Break in enter the house at the start of the round
- Search find items worth stealing throughout the house
- Drag out pull each item outside toward your vehicle
- Load up pack the vehicle with as much loot as possible
- Watch the clock stop exploring and head back if 6AM is close
- Collect diamonds your payout is based on the total value of what you loaded
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Classes and vehicle upgrades
Summary
The diamonds you earn go toward two things: unlocking and upgrading character classes, and improving your vehicle. The Scout is one of the available classes.
- Classes change how your character performs during a robbery
- Scout one confirmed class; completing a round with it earns a dedicated achievement
- Vehicle upgrades increase how much loot your vehicle can hold
Playing with a crew
TableThe game supports co-op. Two crew sizes have their own achievements: one friend and a full crew of four.
| Two players | completing a robbery with one friend earns an achievement |
| Four-player crew | completing a robbery with a crew of four earns the Smooth Operators badge |
Maps in the game
Tips
Two houses are confirmed in the game. Completing a robbery at each one earns a separate achievement.
- Suburban House — completing a robbery here earns an achievement.
- Streamer House — a second location with its own completion achievement.
Time pressure and common mistakes
WarnThe 6AM deadline is the hardest constraint in the game. Many players drag items outside and then run out of time before loading them — that loot pays out zero diamonds.
Glossary
Glossary- Diamond
- The main in-game currency, earned by loading stolen items into your vehicle at the end of a round.
- Round
- A single play session that begins when you enter a house and ends when the clock hits 6AM.
- Class
- A character type that affects how you perform during a robbery; Scout is one confirmed example.
- Vehicle
- The transport parked outside the house where you load stolen items; it can be upgraded to carry more loot.
- Crew
- A group of players running a robbery together, with two-player and four-player co-op both supported.
Common questions
FAQDo items I drag outside but don't load count toward my diamonds?
No. Only items that are actually loaded into your vehicle before 6AM earn diamonds. Anything left on the ground when the round ends pays out nothing.
Do my broken doors reset between rounds?
No, your door-break count accumulates across every round you play. The milestones of 15, 30, and 100 broken doors are tracked across your entire time playing the game, not within a single run.
Is the game free to progress without spending Robux?
Yes. Diamonds are earned by playing rounds, and you use those diamonds to upgrade classes and vehicles.
How do I unlock the Scout class achievement?
Select the Scout class before starting a round and then complete that robbery successfully. The achievement, called The Overseer, is awarded for finishing a run specifically while playing as Scout.
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