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Wonderland Guide: Setup before you load in

Wonderland
ScaryPlay, Playing 119, Rating 87.7%
Creator ScaryPlay
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Overview

Wonderland is a horror game developed by ScaryPlay, set inside a children's paradise built by a character called Wonder. You will face chases, surprise encounters, and other events as you work through the game. This guide covers how to prepare, how to play through the content, how to earn badges, and how to collect rewards.

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01

Setup before you load in

Check
In short Graphics on and headphones ready is the quickest way to get the most out of the experience.

Wonderland is built around its visuals and audio, so a little preparation before you start pays off. The game recommends turning graphics up and wearing headphones.

  • Turn Roblox graphics up so the visual effects display as intended.
  • Put headphones on sound is a big part of how the game builds atmosphere.
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02

What the game throws at you

Warn
In short Know what is coming so nothing catches you completely off guard.

Wonderland is upfront about its scare tactics. Three types of effects appear throughout the game, and knowing what they are beforehand takes some of the edge off.

Worth watching out for
Flashing lights appear throughout the game and can be visually intense.
Loud noises accompany many of the scary moments.
Jumpscares are a core part of the experience.
03

Difficulty levels and what they unlock

Step
In short Working through the difficulties in order is the most reliable way to collect all four completion badges.

Wonderland has four difficulty settings: Easy, Medium, Hard, and Nightmare. Each one awards its own badge when you finish the game on that setting. On top of the four difficulty badges, clearing any difficulty without dying once earns you a separate badge.

  1. Easy awards the First Words badge on completion.
  2. Medium awards the First Steps badge on completion.
  3. Hard awards the Big Kid badge on completion.
  4. Nightmare awards the Fearless Child badge on completion.
  5. Finishing without dying once earns the Wonderland Survivalist badge.
04

Chase events inside the game

Tips
In short All three chases reward badges on first completion, so every run where you reach a new one is progress.

Three distinct chase events appear during a run. Each one rewards a badge when you complete it for the first time.

Tips worth knowing
  • The Worm Chase awards the badge The Glutton on your first clear.
  • The Mole Chase awards the badge The Desperate on your first clear.
  • The Coaster Chase awards the badge The Divine on your first clear.
05

Other events and surprises

Tips
In short Many one-time events each carry a badge, so paying attention during your first few runs is worth it.

Beyond the three chases, several other notable moments occur during a run. Getting through Wonder's hat, being caught off guard by Bunny, and having a dance battle with Wonder and Wander are all part of the game. Each of these awards its own badge the first time it happens.

Tips worth knowing
  • Escaping through Wonder's hat for the first time earns the Magic Hatter badge.
  • Bunny will surprise you at some point — getting caught by that moment earns the Meet Bunny badge.
  • The dance battle with Wonder and Wander earns the Dance Battle badge when you reach it.
  • Using the Minigun for the first time earns the Say Hello!!! badge.
  • Using a Wonder Mask until it breaks earns the Mask Breaker badge.
06

Levels mode and repeat-play badges

Table
In short Levels mode gives you a reason to keep coming back, with badges spread all the way up to 50 clears.

Each row shows a levels-mode milestone and the badge it awards when you hit it.

Clears neededBadge awarded
1Wonderland Visitor
5Wonderland Regular
10Wonderland Patron
20Wonderland Fixture
50Wonderland Forever
07

Two ways to earn in-game rewards

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In short You can pick up rewards through codes, through the ScaryPlay group, or both.

There are two separate reward paths in Wonderland. Codes are entered inside the game, while the group reward is tied to your Roblox account membership. You do not need one to get the other.

Redeem codesfind the code entry field in-game, type a code exactly as given, and collect the reward; each code works only once.
ScaryPlay groupjoin the ScaryPlay group on Roblox, then reload the game to have the reward apply to your account.
08

Redeeming codes

Step
In short Codes are single-use and some expire, so redeem them as soon as you can.

Codes give you in-game rewards without needing to join any group. Each code can only be used once, and some codes have expiry dates, so it is worth redeeming them as soon as you have them. As of October 24, 2026, there are three working codes available.

  1. Find the code entry field in-game.
  2. Enter the code exactly as it appears.
  3. Skip any code you have already used the game will not let it go through a second time.
09 Working codes Codes
MORELEVELSNEXT 300 gems
300 gems
WORMYGOOD 150 Gems
150 Gems
RELEASE26 100 Gems
100 Gems
Every code, and the votes on it, are on the codes page

Glossary

Glossary
Jumpscare
A sudden image or sound designed to startle the player, used throughout Wonderland as its main scare method.
Flashing lights
Rapid on-and-off light effects built into the game's environment that can be visually intense.
ScaryPlay
The Roblox developer group behind Wonderland; joining it gives you in-game rewards.
Chase event
A section of the game where you are pursued and must escape — three of these appear in Wonderland, each with its own badge.
Bandage
An item you can use to restore health for a teammate.
Levels mode
A repeatable game mode that awards badges at five different completion milestones, up to 50 clears.
No-death run
Completing the game from start to finish without dying once, which earns a dedicated badge.

Common questions

FAQ

Can I play Wonderland alone?

Yes, Wonderland is designed to be played solo.

Do I have to join the ScaryPlay group to get any rewards?

No. Codes are a separate reward path that works without group membership.

What happens if I enter a code I already used?

The game will not accept it. Every code is single-use, so once it is redeemed on your account it cannot be entered again.

Can I still earn badges if I die during a run?

Yes. There are even dedicated badges for dying a set number of times. The only badge that requires you to avoid dying is the one for finishing a run with zero deaths.

Updated Oct 24, 2026
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