Flood Escape 2 Community Maps Guide: Your first minutes in the game
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OverviewFlood Escape 2 Community Maps is a co-op obstacle game where rising floodwater chases you through stages built by other players. New maps are added all the time, so there is always a fresh challenge waiting. This guide covers the basics of play, surviving the flood, loading your own map, and what the donator badges mean.
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Your first minutes in the game
Step
When you first enter the game you earn the Visitor badge automatically. Before picking a map, spend a moment checking that your controls feel natural — movement and jumping are everything here.
- Pick a map look at the difficulty shown on the map selection screen and start with something on the easier end.
- Watch the flood as soon as a round starts the water begins rising, so keep moving upward rather than sideways.
- Reach the goal get yourself and your teammates to the exit before the flood catches up.
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Playing with friends
TipsMultiple players can attempt the same stage at the same time, and working together is the point of the game. If a server fills up, a new one opens automatically.
- Join the same server as your friend to land in the same round automatically.
- If the server is full, hop out and back in until you end up together on a fresh one.
Loading and submitting your own map
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The FE2CM Kit is the tool used to create stages for this game. Loading your own map for the first time earns you the Tinkerer badge. If you want your finished map to appear in the game for everyone, you can submit it for whitelisting — but read the terms first.
- Get the FE2CM Kit from the link in the game's description to start building.
- Load your map inside the game at least once to earn the Tinkerer badge and confirm it works.
- Read the terms before submitting whitelisting grants Crazyblox Games exclusive use of your map.
- Crazyblox Games also holds the right to withhold any submitted content for any reason.
- A whitelisted map can be featured as a highlight inside Flood Escape 2 itself, not just in Community Maps.
Donator badges and what they mean
TipsThere are two donation-related badges. Neither is earned through gameplay — they depend on where your name lands on the monthly donator rankings.
- Certified Donator — log in while your name appears anywhere on the previous month's top donator board.
- Top 3 Monthly Donator — log in while your name is in the top three spots on that same board.
- Top 3 reward — this badge states that an exclusive donator's trophy for both FE2 and FE2CM will be awarded when it is released.
Server host commands
TipsThe player who hosts a server can type commands in chat to control what happens in that session. Commands follow the format /commandname followed by a player target such as me, all, ingame, others, or a specific player's name.
- Use /kick or /ban to remove a disruptive player from your server.
- Use /unban to reverse a ban you applied earlier.
- Use /ff and /unff to toggle a force field on a player.
- Use /rocket or /bomb for in-session effects on a chosen target.
- Use /untool to remove tools from a player, and /givehost to hand host control to someone else.
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Flood Escape 2 Community Maps
Glossary
Glossary- Whitelist
- The official list of community-made maps approved to appear in FE2CM; getting on it means many players can play your stage, but exclusive rights pass to Crazyblox Games.
- FE2CM Kit
- The publicly available tool used to build maps for Flood Escape 2 Community Maps.
- Server Host
- The player running a particular server session, who has access to admin commands like kick, ban, and givehost.
- Top Donator Board
- A monthly ranking of players who have donated; placement on it is what triggers the donator badges when you log in.
Common questions
FAQCan I play every map without spending anything?
Yes. All maps are accessible without any payment, and there are no paid shortcuts or ability upgrades.
Does submitting my map to be whitelisted mean I keep ownership of it?
No. The terms state that whitelisting grants Crazyblox Games exclusive use of the map. Crazyblox Games also holds the right to withhold the content for any reason, so understand those terms before you submit.
Is the game suitable for younger players?
Roblox rates it as minimal-concern content suitable for all ages, measured on October 29, 2026.
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