KJ game — Getting into your first match
About
OverviewKJ game (Remake) is a free-for-all battleground game on Roblox where every player gets a randomly assigned anime-style character and fights to be the last one standing. Matches are short, so you can jump in and out quickly. This guide covers how to get started, how to handle your random character, PC bugs to watch for, and how to keep racking up kills over time.
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Getting into your first match
Step
You do not need to do anything special to prepare before a match. The game assigns you a random character as soon as you join a server, and the fight starts once enough players are in. Take a quick look at your character's abilities before the action gets hectic.
- Join a server the game picks your character for you automatically, so just enter and wait a moment.
- Check your abilities glance at any on-screen controls or skill icons so you know what your character can do.
PC bug fix
Warn
On PC the game can develop a speeding bug that throws off your movement. Pressing Q to dash forward is the fix for this. If that does not clear it up, restarting the game is your next option. Mobile players do not have this issue.
Playing with a random character every match
CheckEach match you play as a different randomly selected character, so no two rounds feel exactly the same. This means you cannot rely on mastering just one fighter. The upside is that every new match is a chance to get comfortable with a character you have not used much before.
- Read the ability hints for your current character before diving into a fight.
- When you get the same character a second time, use what you learned from the first run.
- Keep in mind that your opponents are also dealing with random characters, so no one has a fixed advantage.
Building a kill count over time
Table
The game tracks your total kills with a series of badges. Getting your first kill unlocks the first milestone, and the targets scale up steeply from there.
| First kill | the first milestone badge. |
| 50 kills | the next milestone. |
| 100 kills | badge milestone. |
| 250 kills | badge milestone. |
| 500 kills | badge milestone. |
| 1,000 kills | badge milestone. |
| 1,500 kills | badge milestone. |
| 2,000 kills | badge milestone. |
| 2,500 kills | badge milestone. |
| 5,000 kills | badge milestone. |
| 7,500 kills | badge milestone. |
| 10,000 kills | badge milestone. |
| 12,500 kills | badge milestone. |
| 15,000 kills | badge milestone. |
| 20,000 kills | the final badge milestone. |
Free-to-play and the group title
Summary
Every character and match in this game is free with no paywalled advantages. The one optional extra is joining the developer's Roblox group, Exillation Arts, through the developer's profile, which rewards you with an in-game title.
- Pay to win not present; all players compete on equal footing.
- Character access free for everyone with no unlocking required.
- Group title cosmetic reward for joining Exillation Arts, found via the developer's profile.
- Match limits none; you can play as many rounds as you like.
Glossary
Glossary- Random character
- A character the game selects for you automatically each match, with no input from you.
- Speed bug
- A PC-specific glitch that breaks your movement speed, fixed by pressing Q to dash forward.
- Group title
- A cosmetic label shown in-game that you earn by joining the developer's Roblox group, Exillation Arts.
Common questions
FAQCan I choose which character I play?
No — the game picks your character randomly at the start of every match.
My movement feels completely broken on PC. What do I do?
Press Q to dash forward; that clears the speed bug most of the time. If it keeps happening, restart the game, or try playing on mobile instead.
Is there any reason to join the Exillation Arts group?
Joining through the developer's profile gives you an in-game title. It does not change how fights work or give you any combat advantage, so it is entirely optional.
Do kill badges do anything beyond recognising my progress?
The badges mark milestones in your total kill count, starting from your very first kill and running all the way to 20,000.
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