Codes, Revives and Group Rewards

Quick answer

Check whether there are public codes and what the official listing says about free revives. The confirmed baseline is simple: The Locust's Manor is a Roblox Survival / Escape experience by FunGames26 where you wake inside a mysterious house and try to unlock the door and escape.

Confirmed facts

• Official title: The Locust's Manor.
• Former title: The Locust.
• Platform: Roblox.
• Creator: FunGames26.
• Current update names Backrooms, Poolrooms, The End and The Boiled One.
• The official listing says joining the group gives 2 free revives.

What to do now

At launch, no public code list is confirmed by the official Roblox description. The page should therefore not invent working codes or copy code strings without a traceable source. The confirmed reward language is different: the listing says players can like and join the group for 2 free revives. That belongs in a revives/status page because it is actionable and official. If codes are added later, each code needs the code text, reward, source URL, observed date, expiry status and a retest result before it appears as working.

Use the Roblox page first, then treat this wiki as a checklist. If a page says a route detail still needs verification, that means the public source confirms the topic exists but not the exact solution yet. This keeps the guide useful without turning guesses into instructions.

Why this answer is cautious

Use this page to protect players from fake code pages. A short honest status answer is better than a long list of unverified rewards.

Verification limits

The verified source set for this launch is intentionally narrow: the Roblox experience page, Roblox Games API metadata, and official Roblox thumbnail endpoints. That means the site can confirm the title, creator, platform, update names, group revive note, creation/update timestamps, genre labels, max player count and observed public engagement. It cannot yet confirm exact key locations, room order, monster spawn timing, secret ending triggers, private server behavior or item coordinates.

A useful player page should therefore start with what you can safely act on, then mark the rest as a verification target. When a fresh gameplay pass or reliable video proves a route detail, update the exact step, add the observed map area, and link it from the related section. Until then, do not treat guesses copied from comments as a walkthrough.

Exact key placements, room order, chase timings, monster counters and secret outcomes need direct gameplay screenshots or repeatable video proof. Until that evidence is collected, this page gives safe planning advice and clear source boundaries.

Next step

Open the related map, monster or beginner page depending on where your run failed. If you are only checking whether codes exist, use the codes page instead of trusting copied code lists.

Update checklist

• Recheck the official Roblox description after major updates.
• Add exact room or map names only after gameplay verification.
• Keep code and reward claims tied to an official source.
• Link related map, monster and beginner pages so players can recover from the next failure point.