Pressure is a survival horror game set inside a deep-sea facility where you are, by design, not expected to make it out alive. This guide covers the basics of getting started, how to survive long enough to see the later stages, co-op strategies for the hardest badges, and what to watch out for along the way.
In shortA few quick settings checks before you load in will make every run smoother and safer.
The game itself recommends setting your graphics level to 8 or above for the best experience. Joining the developer group gives you a permanent 10% discount at the Dead-Drop Shop, which adds up across many runs.
Set graphics level to 8 or higher before starting
Put headphones onaudio warnings are how you know something is coming
Join the developer group to unlock the 10% Dead-Drop Shop discount
Accept that bugs can occur; if you find one, report it rather than exploit itexploiting is a bannable offence
In shortKnowing your platform's controls before a run means you won't freeze up when it counts.
Pressure runs on PC and mobile (iOS and Android). Console support is not currently planned. The action mapped to each button differs enough between platforms that it is worth checking before your first run, especially the crouch and item-use inputs, since you will use them constantly.
Walk
WASD on PC; left joystick on mobile; left thumbstick on Xbox/PlayStation
Crouch
Space, Shift, C, or CTRL on PC; crouch button on mobile; B on Xbox/PlayStation
Interact
E on PC; pointer button on mobile; X on Xbox/PlayStation
Use item
left click on PC; item button on mobile; RT on Xbox/PlayStation
Use batteries
R on PC; battery icon on mobile; Y on Xbox/PlayStation
Drop item
G on PC; press and hold item icon on mobile; A on Xbox/PlayStation
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In shortSome badges and areas punish you for carrying a light source, so think before you pick one up.
The Ridge section of the game has rooms that are not permanently lit and throws monsters at you more frequently than earlier stages. During badge runs that ban light sources, you need to spot free lockers and safe spots during the brief flashes of emergency lighting before you get cornered. Note that picking up any light source, even if you drop it immediately afterwards, disables the no-light badge for the rest of that run. Reviving during the same run also disables it.
Worth watching out for
In no-light badge runs, never touch a light sourcethe badge turns off the moment you do, even if you drop it
Use emergency-light flashes to memorise locker positions before the room goes dark again
Flash Beacons used in dark rooms that have windows risk triggering Eyefestationpick the moment carefully
You only need to reach the end of The Ridge for certain badges, not beat the full game
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Co-op badge runs with a full group
Step
In shortEight-player all-escape runs require assigned roles, stable internet from every player, and a shared vocabulary before you start.
The hardest badges require all eight players to escape without a single death, disconnect, or departure. Any one of those events cancels badge progress instantly, which is why preparation before the run matters as much as skill during it. Groups use shorthand terms to communicate quickly; learning them before you queue is essential.
Agree on rolesassign each person a specific job before the run starts so nobody overlaps or leaves a gap
Check connectionsevery player needs a stable internet connection; one dropout resets badge progress for everyone
Learn the calloutsSS means safe spot (angler-safe only), PSS means pandemonium safe spot (safe from both anglers and Pandemonium), CL means claim locker, and KC means keycard found
Follow leader callsMU means move up to where leaders direct; only move when the call comes
Track Mr. Lopeewhen someone calls a number followed by X (for example 2X), that is the door count until Mr. Lopee spawns
Use pandemonium safe spots during Pandemonium encountersa regular safe spot does not protect you from Pandemonium
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Solo badge: finishing alone
Step
In shortThe Lonely badge requires you to be the last survivor standing at the end, not the only one throughout the run.
You do not need to go through the whole game alone. The trick is to reach the final area with other players still alive, then let them die one by one before Lucy stomps the last Searchlight. Once every other player is gone, finish the escape normally.
Play normally with at least four players until you reach the end of the game
Let the other players die before Lucy stomps the final Searchlightdo not rush them out
Once you are the only one left alive, complete the escape as usual to unlock the badge
In shortThe game is free to survive without spending, but the group discount makes every shop run more efficient.
Pressure has a positive vote score of 86.7% on Roblox as measured on September 14, 2026. It carries a moderate content rating from Roblox covering blood, fear, and violence. The Dead-Drop Shop is the only place to spend resources, and the 10% group discount applies to every purchase there.
Positive vote score86.7% (measured September 14, 2026)
Content ratingmoderate; covers blood, fear, and violence
Dead-Drop Shop discount10% off all purchases when you have joined the developer group
Platform supportPC and mobile (iOS and Android); console not currently planned
Glossary
Glossary
SS (Safe Spot)
A location in the facility that keeps you hidden from Anglers but not from Pandemonium.
PSS (Pandemonium Safe Spot)
A location that protects you from both Anglers and Pandemonium at the same time.
POSS (Pandemonium Only Safe Spot)
A location that blocks Pandemonium but leaves you exposed to Anglers.
MU (Move Up)
A callout telling players to advance to wherever the run's leaders are directing them.
KC
Shorthand used in co-op runs to announce that a keycard has been found.
CL (Claim Locker)
A callout telling players to take ownership of a specific locker so the group knows who is hiding where.
Dead-Drop Shop
The in-game shop where you spend collected resources on equipment and items.
The Ridge
A late-game area with rooms that are not permanently lit and higher monster frequency than earlier sections.
Pandemonium
An entity in the facility that requires a PSS to avoid safely, unlike Anglers which only need a regular SS.
Eyefestation
An entity that can spawn in dark rooms with windows, triggered by light sources such as Flash Beacons.
Common questions
FAQ
What happens if I disconnect during a co-op badge run?
A disconnect, death, or departure from any single player immediately disables badge progress for the entire group, and everyone has to start the run over. Make sure every player has a stable connection and enough free time before the group begins.
Does playing without headphones matter?
Audio warnings are how the game signals that danger is approaching, so missing them leaves you reacting after something is already on top of you. Headphones are recommended by the game itself for exactly this reason.
Do I have to beat the whole game for every badge?
Not for all of them. Several badges only require you to reach the end of The Ridge rather than complete the full escape.
Can I use a bug I found to make the game easier?
Using exploits or abusing bugs in ways that affect other players results in a ban. If you find a bug, report it to the developers instead.
Updated Sep 15, 2026
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