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Consume Guide: Before you start

Consume

Glazing Gorilla Games, Playing 162, Rating 87.0%

Creator Glazing Gorilla Games

Playing 162

Rating 87.0%

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Overview

Consume is a survival horror game for up to 24 players where you run, hide, and sometimes sacrifice a teammate so the rest can make it out alive. This guide covers controls, how to survive longer, and how to work through the game's levels and achievements.

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Contents

01 Before you start: setup that matters Check 02 Core controls Table 03 Staying alive: solo and co-op Tips 04 Level milestones and what to expect Step 05 Classic mode challenges worth planning for Warn 06 Revives, perks, and spending your currency Summary 07 Glossary Words 08 Common questions FAQ

Before you start: setup that matters

Check

In short Getting your settings right before you load in saves you from being caught off-guard mid-game.

The game recommends graphics level 4 or above and headphones. Sort these things out before you queue.

Graphics set Roblox graphics to level 4 or higher before launching.
Headphones put them on so you can hear environmental audio clearly.
Controls learn the three core inputs below so you are not fumbling during a chase.

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Core controls

Table

In short All three inputs work on both keyboard and controller, so use whichever you are comfortable with.

There are only three controls worth memorising before your first run.

Sprint	LShift (keyboard) / LT (controller)
UV	RMB (keyboard) / RT (controller)
Key Inventory	Q (keyboard) / DPad Right (controller)

Staying alive: solo and co-op

Tips

Consume can be played solo or with a full lobby of up to 24 players. The core loop is the same either way: run when you must, hide when you can, and communicate with your team before it is too late.

Tips worth knowing

Do not hold on to your medkit — if a teammate goes down and you have one, use it immediately.
Sometimes one player drawing attention away lets the rest survive; do not rule out that trade.
If you are in the lobby, join the Glazing Gorilla Games group for an easy badge with no gameplay cost.

Level milestones and what to expect

Step

In short Every ten levels you earn an Exorcist badge, so steady play is all it takes to collect them.

There are five level-based achievements, each unlocking ten levels apart.

Level 10 Novice Exorcist unlocks.
Level 20 Adept Exorcist unlocks.
Level 30 Skilled Exorcist unlocks.
Level 40 Veteran Exorcist unlocks.
Level 50 Master Exorcist unlocks.

Classic mode challenges worth planning for

Warn

In short Lightning Fast and Endurance Test have opposite requirements, so never chase them in the same session.

Classic mode has a set of achievements that push you in very different directions. Read what each one demands before you start a run with a specific goal in mind.

Worth watching out for

Lightning Fast needs a full game finished in under 25 minutes.

Endurance Test needs you to survive for at least one hour the opposite approach entirely, so run it separately.

Nightmare Soloist requires winning a solo Nightmare run.

Nightmare Purist bans all perks on top of that.

One More Chance requires purchasing a revive for your party mid-game.

Revives, perks, and spending your currency

Summary

In short Perks and purchased revives can help, but every achievement in the game is reachable without relying on them.

There is an in-game option to purchase a revive for your party when things go wrong. Perks provide some kind of assistance during a run. One achievement, Nightmare Purist, specifically requires you to win a solo Nightmare run without using any perks.

Revive purchase　available mid-game to bring your party back when they are down.
Perks　in-run assistance you can choose to use or skip entirely.
Nightmare Purist　requires skipping perks entirely for a solo Nightmare win.
Level and achievement progress　completely free, no purchase required at any stage.

Glossary

Sprint: Holding LShift or LT makes your character run faster.
UV: An action triggered with RMB or RT.
Key Inventory: The screen opened with Q or DPad Right that lets you check the items you are carrying.
Classic mode: A game mode with its own set of time- and style-based achievements not found in other modes.
Nightmare mode: A harder solo mode where winning unlocks special achievements, including one that bans all perks.
Perk: An assistance option available during a run that can be skipped entirely without blocking most achievements.
Medkit: An item that lets you revive a downed teammate; using it counts toward the Medic and Certified Doctor achievements.
Revive: A purchasable option mid-game that brings your party back, tied to the One More Chance achievement.

Common questions

FAQ

Can I play Consume alone?

Yes. Solo play is fully supported and has its own set of achievements. Lone Survivor unlocks when you win a single-player game on any map, and Nightmare Soloist and Nightmare Purist both require solo runs on Nightmare mode.

What happens when a teammate goes down?

If you have a medkit, you can use it to revive them on the spot. You can also purchase a revive for the whole party mid-game.

Do I need to spend anything to reach level 50?

No. All five Exorcist badges from level 10 to level 50 unlock through regular play with no purchase required.

Updated Oct 11, 2026
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Consume Glazing Gorilla Games, Playing 162, Rating 87.0%

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