Collect The Body Guide: The basic loop
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OverviewCollect The Body is an open-world Roblox game where you hunt down scattered body parts, piece yourself back together, and cash in your complete body for a point. This guide walks you through the core loop, where parts like to hide, how the central beam works, and what to do when a Nuke goes off on your server.
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The basic loop
StepThe game has no timer and no set order, so you can take things at your own pace. Each run ends the same way: body complete, head to the beam, earn your point, then start again.
- Spawn in check which body parts your character is missing so you know exactly what to look for.
- Explore the map walk the whole area and grab every part you come across, yours or someone else's.
- Head to the center once your body is complete, find the big yellow beam in the middle of the map.
- Touch the beam making contact earns you plus-one score, then the cycle resets.
Where parts hide
CheckParts are spread across the whole map, and some land in places that are easy to walk straight past. Checking these spots before you give up saves a lot of backtracking.
- High ground hilltops and the tops of buildings are common hiding spots.
- Water check rivers and pools for parts that have sunk below the surface.
- Low-visibility colors pale or white parts blend into light backgrounds and are easy to overlook.
- Your body-part display glance at what your character is still missing before you set off on a second sweep; it tells you exactly what shape you are hunting.
Collecting other players' parts
TipsThe game lets you pick up and try on body parts that belong to other players. It is purely visual and temporary — the parts do not become yours.
- Pick up a part belonging to another player to see how it looks on your character.
- You can collect any part on the map, even parts that are not yours.
- Nothing you try on permanently changes your own body — your original parts stay with you.
The Nuke event
WarnAny player on your server can buy a Nuke, and when they do it affects everyone in the game. There is a dedicated badge for surviving or witnessing one, which means it is a real in-game event worth knowing about before it catches you off guard.
Two badge goals worth chasing
TableThere are two badges tied directly to gathering body parts, and they have different conditions. Knowing the difference stops you from thinking you have finished when you have only halfway done it.
| Collect Your Body | collecting every one of your own body parts. |
| Collect All Body Parts | collecting every part on the map, including parts that belong to other players. |
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Glossary
Glossary- Body parts
- Pieces of your character's body that are scattered around the map and must be gathered to complete your run.
- Yellow beam
- The large beam of light at the center of the map where you go once your body is complete to earn a point.
- Score
- The point you earn each time you touch the yellow beam with a complete body; you can earn more by repeating the loop.
- Nuke
- A server-wide event that any player can purchase, affecting everyone currently in the same game session.
Common questions
FAQDo I have to collect parts in a specific order?
No. The map is open and you can pick up parts in any order you like.
What happens if I grab another player's part by accident?
Nothing bad — picking up parts that are not yours is a normal part of the game and even has its own badge. Those parts do not permanently become yours, though, so the other player is not losing anything.
What should I do if I cannot find my last missing part?
Check your body-part display to confirm exactly which piece you still need, then focus your search on spots that are easy to miss: high ground, water, and the backs of buildings.
Do I need to spend Robux to collect everything?
No. Every body part can be collected and every point can be earned without spending anything. The Nuke is the only thing in the game noted as a purchase, and another player buys that — not you.
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