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10 Player Flee — Core rules for both teams
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Overview10 Player Flee drops eight survivors and two beasts into a facility where survivors must hack computers and escape while the beasts hunt them down. It is a fan-made expansion of the classic Flee the Facility formula, built by a separate team. This guide covers the basics for both sides, how to level up, and what the game's badges tell you about playing well.
What is on this page
Contents
01
Core rules for both teams
Table
02
First things to do when you start
Step
03
Live and upcoming events
Events
04
Winning as a survivor
Tips
05
Winning as a beast
Tips
06
Levelling up with XP
Check
07
Crates, items, and collection badges
Summary
08
Lobby wallhop courses
Warn
09
Glossary
Words
10
Common questions
FAQ
01
Core rules for both teams
Table
In short
Every match is an eight-versus-two race between hacking and capturing.
At the start of each match, the game assigns you to either the survivor team or the beast team at random. Survivors win by hacking all the computers and escaping the facility. Beasts win by capturing enough survivors to stop them.
| Survivors | hack computers, rescue captured teammates, and reach the exit |
| Beasts | chase, hit, and capture survivors using beast abilities |
| Computers | the main objective survivors must complete before escaping |
| Traps | map hazards that survivors can disable |
| Capture | what happens to a survivor the beasts bring down; teammates can reverse it |
02
First things to do when you start
StepIn short
Touching each core action once gives you a working feel for the whole game.
The Getting Started badge lays out every fundamental action in the game: hack a PC, save a survivor, disable a trap, flee a facility, capture a survivor, and use a beast ability. Working through all six across your first few matches means you will have handled every situation the game can put you in.
- Hack a PC find a computer on the map and complete the hacking interaction
- Save a survivor locate a captured teammate and free them
- Disable a trap find a trap in the facility and deactivate it
- Flee the facility finish hacking and make it out through the exit
- Capture a survivor play as a beast and bring a survivor down
- Use a beast ability activate your beast's unique power during a match
03 Live and upcoming events
Events
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04
Winning as a survivor
Tips
In short
Coordination and constant hacking pressure are what beat two beasts.
Survivors must hack computers and escape the facility while avoiding the two beasts. The ping system lets you warn teammates when you spot a beast.
Tips worth knowing
- Use pings to mark beast positions for your teammates
- Rescuing a captured teammate keeps your team's numbers up
- Hacking the rainbow computer earns the Rainbow badge
- If you escape in the very last second of a round, you earn the Phew! badge
05
Winning as a beast
Tips
In short
Beast abilities and two-beast coordination are more powerful than raw chasing.
The five beast abilities available are those of the Poisoner, Breacher, Leaper, Puller, and Thrower, each balanced in the Back to School update.
Tips worth knowing
- Activate your beast ability during a match
- Coordinate with the other beast to patrol different parts of the map
- Capturing every single survivor earns the 8-0! or SWEEP! badge
- Winning a match entirely on your own, without the second beast's help, earns the Soloist badge
06
Levelling up with XP
Check
In short
Every action inside a match adds XP.
XP feeds directly into your level, and every level requires the same fixed amount of XP as the last. Three sources fill your XP bar: finishing matches, completing quests, and performing in-game actions like hacking computers or saving teammates. Gamepasses can speed up how much XP you earn.
- Hack computers and rescue survivors during every match, since these actions add XP
- Finish the match, because completing the match is its own XP source
- Complete quests to earn XP
- Reach level 1000 to eventually qualify for the Sweatfest badge, which requires a full lobby of level 1000-plus players
07
Crates, items, and collection badges
Summary
In short
Opening crates builds your collection and unlocks specific badges along the way.
Crates drop items when opened, and the pool grows with each update series. Series 9, called the School Crate, is the latest as of the Back to School update. Two badges are tied directly to collecting: rolling a shiny item earns Shinies??, and owning every obtainable item except mythicals earns Trade King.
- Shinies?? earned by rolling any shiny item from a crate
- Trade King earned by collecting every obtainable item, mythicals excluded
- Series 9 the School Crate, the current series as of the Back to School update
08
Lobby wallhop courses
WarnIn short
The lobby has two parkour courses that reward badges.
The lobby contains two wallhop courses — one easy, one hard. Completing the easy course earns Level 1 Wallhop and finishing the harder one earns Level 2 Wallhop.
Worth watching out for
Complete the easy wallhop course to earn Level 1 Wallhop
Complete the hard wallhop course to earn Level 2 Wallhop
Glossary
Glossary- Survivor
- One of the eight players whose goal is to hack computers and escape the facility without being captured.
- Beast
- One of the two players whose goal is to use abilities and chasing to capture survivors before they escape.
- Hacking
- The interaction survivors perform on computers; completing enough of them opens the way to escape.
- Trap
- A hazard placed around the facility map that survivors are able to disable.
- Beast Ability
- A unique power available to the beast team, including Poisoner, Breacher, Leaper, Puller, and Thrower.
- XP
- Experience points earned through matches, quests, and in-game actions that raise your player level.
- Shiny
- A rare item variant that can come out of crates; getting one earns the Shinies?? badge.
- Ping
- A signal you can send to teammates to mark a location.
Common questions
FAQDo I need to spend Robux to enjoy the game?
Crates and bundles are available to purchase, but they are not required to join matches, earn XP, or collect most badges. Gamepasses can speed up XP gain, but every level costs the same amount of XP regardless.
What happens if I get captured as a survivor?
Getting captured first in a match, before anyone else, earns the Sharkbait badge.
How do I earn XP faster?
XP comes from finishing matches, completing quests, and performing in-game actions like hacking and rescuing. A gamepass increases XP earned if you want to accelerate further.
What is the Flawless! badge and how hard is it to get?
Flawless! is earned by winning a match without getting hit.
Updated Sep 15, 2026
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