Chained in Backrooms Official Links & Wiki Map

Official destinations

Use these links first. Copycats and fake reward sites exist — verify place IDs and group names.

• Play: Chained in Backrooms on Roblox — free co-op chain horror by Musta and Alexander (place ID 103731330407395).
• Group: Search Roblox for Musta and Alexander and join for the advertised free in-game reward (also requires Like & Favorite on the game page).
• Studio context: Same group wall is the best official-ish channel for creator posts when socials are quiet.

Step-by-step freebie help: Free Rewards. Redeem UI help when codes exist: How to Redeem. Active code status: Codes Hub (currently no active promo codes).

This site is an unofficial fan wiki for chainedinbackrooms.wiki. We are not owned by Musta and Alexander or Roblox Corporation.

Quick facts

Fact	Detail
Release	21 April 2025
Price	Free to play
Party size	1–8 chained players
Genre	Mission-based obby horror co-op
Visits	110M+
Inspiration	Heavily inspired by “Chained in the Backrooms”

More timeline detail: Launch Notes.

Full wiki map

Codes

• Codes Hub — live status (empty for now) and watching tips
• How to Redeem — lobby UI flow
• Free Rewards — group + like & favorite

Guides

• Guides Hub — walkthrough index
• Getting Started — day-one loop

Tier lists

• Tier List Hub — ranking index
• Level Difficulty — S–F stage pain
• Team Roles — Front / Middle / Back

Entities & items (Players category)

• Entities & Items Hub — category home
• Entities — creature behaviors
• Items — keys, arcade, levers, tools

Scripts & tools

• Scripts Hub — menu feature notes + strong safety warnings
• Team Ready Checklist — pre-run co-op checklist

Updates & links

• Updates Hub — how we track patches
• Launch Notes — April 2025 + ongoing summary
• This page — official links + map

Suggested reading orders

New player (30 minutes): Getting Started → Free Rewards → Team Roles → Team Ready Checklist → play Maze/Obby warmups.

Party trying S-tier tonight: Level Difficulty → Entities → Items → checklist → Glass Bridge / Boss / Simon attempts.

Code hunter: Codes Hub → How to Redeem → Updates after patches.

Curious about cheats: Read Scripts for why you should stay legit, then return to guides.

Safety & scams

• Never type your password into “reward claim” websites.
• Never pay strangers Robux for “secret codes.”
• Never trust random executors; account bans are real.
• Verify URLs end in roblox.com for official play/group pages.

How to help this wiki stay accurate

When a patch changes lever timing or a real code drops, compare live gameplay with these pages and prioritize official text. Start from the Updates Hub after big stamps. Cross-link your own notes to the hubs above so friends stop asking the same lobby questions.

Ready to chain up? Open the official Roblox place, join Musta and Alexander, Like & Favorite, brief roles, and run the checklist. See you in the liminal halls — preferably still alive as a group.

Community etiquette on linked spaces

When you post on the Roblox group wall, keep spoilers tagged for Destiny endings and Hot Potato sacrifices. New players searching Getting Started do not need Chapter 2 ruined in the first reply. Share this wiki’s Walkthrough instead of gatekeeping obscure cabinet locations.

If someone links a script, point them to the safety notes on Scripts rather than arguing in circles. Account bans are permanent problems; a wiped run is not.

Speed-run versus casual clear links

Casual parties should open the Team Checklist and Team Roles first. Speed-focused groups still need Chain Mechanics because skipping Pull practice only saves time until Glass Bridge. Bookmark Level Difficulty so you can skip teaching easy rooms and drill S-tier pain points.

Verification checklist for mirrors

Before trusting a third-party codes screenshot, compare the place ID 103731330407395 and creator Musta and Alexander. Wrong-game mirrors waste evenings. Recheck Codes and Updates on this domain after every Roblox update stamp.