24 door visitors
Names and aliases are kept separate from confidence and signal rules.
Open visitor index →A focused wiki for the questions that matter in a live night: who is at the door, which channel to check, what counts as a house scare, and which update facts are actually official.
Use Current facts for names, Core systems for channels, and Player routes for the next decision.
Names and aliases are kept separate from confidence and signal rules.
Open visitor index →The Goblin Stalker is not folded into a door-visitor verdict.
Open house scares →Camera, night vision, audio, house state, and outside/vehicle context.
Open systems map →Each page names its evidence boundary and sends you toward the checker or source register.
Aliases, reported signals, source links, and confidence labels for the current visitor roster.
Open page →WikiHouse events are tracked separately so they do not contaminate a door-visitor verdict.
Open page →WikiCameras, night vision, outside checks, chores, and house-state terms in one place.
Open page →Open a named visitor page directly, then use the checker when the signal is specific.
No. It is an unofficial fan-made resource. Use the official Roblox game page and creator community for support, identity, and creator announcements.
Use the visitor checker, select “needs another check” when the clue does not match, and record the channel and observation for a future update.
No. They are public reported signals from community guides and editorial cross-checks. Updates, platform differences, or presentation can change how a clue appears.
No active code was verified in the August 4, 2026 collection pass, and no creator-linked redemption system was confirmed.
Roblox and the creator community are used for identity and public listing facts. Public guides support reported visitor clues, not creator authority.
Exact allowance, sanity, timing, or survival formulas are held until a current source or controlled test supports them.