Use this directory to verify that a Home Alone (Anomaly) link belongs to the correct Roblox experience before signing in, spending Robux, or following a guide. Only the Roblox experience page and its creator identity are treated as official here. Community walkthroughs are useful corroboration, but they do not become developer documentation simply because several sites repeat the same detail.
Official Roblox experience
The canonical game page is:
The stable place ID is 87468080405188. The universe ID returned by Roblox’s game endpoint is 10123059921. Those IDs are more reliable than punctuation in a title or a shortened social link. The listed creator is We are the Developers 67.
Before joining from an unfamiliar page, compare its destination with the canonical Roblox domain and place ID. A copied thumbnail, matching title, or search advertisement is not proof of identity.
Creator identity
Roblox currently attributes the experience to the creator group identified as We are the Developers 67. The game page should be the starting point for any creator-linked community destination. If the developer later adds a social link, follow it from Roblox rather than trusting a reposted invite.
During this source pass, no creator-linked public Trello, standalone wiki, or Discord destination was strong enough to publish as official. That does not prove none exists; it means an unverified link should not be elevated into site navigation.
Update information
Use the description and update information displayed on the official experience page for developer-authored claims. The current official text identifies the core chores-and-visitors premise, and the Update 2 note advertised new chores and console support.
Our Updates page records only an evidence-backed snapshot. Roblox descriptions can change without a full changelog archive, so the page distinguishes the date observed from a claimed historical release date.
Community walkthrough sources
Two types of community source are useful:
- current written guides that explain the same mechanic independently;
- dated full-play videos that show an interaction in context.
Agreement between independent sources can raise a detail to Community corroborated, but it remains community evidence. A single claim, exact price, visitor tell, or item effect is marked Community reported until another source or live test confirms it. Older videos can still demonstrate the basic route while missing chores introduced by later updates.
The Walkthrough hub includes a dated full-run video as context and labels it as predating Update 2. It is not presented as a frame-perfect current solution.
Link safety checklist
Before opening or sharing a Home Alone resource:
- verify the Roblox place ID and creator name;
- inspect the domain instead of trusting the link label;
- do not enter a Roblox password on a third-party site;
- do not install an extension or executable offered as a code generator;
- treat “free Robux,” paid-script, and account-verification promises as unsafe;
- check the publication date against the latest official update note;
- separate official statements from community interpretation.
These checks are especially important for code pages. The Codes page explains how to verify whether redemption exists and refuses to invent a code list when no trustworthy active code is available.
Reporting a useful source
A useful submission includes the full URL, publication date, visible game ID, relevant version or update, and the exact claim the source supports. For a video, include a timestamp. For an in-game test, record the server date, objective text, item or visitor involved, and result of repeating the action.
Screenshots should preserve enough interface context to show they came from the target experience. Cropped text alone can be fabricated or drawn from a different game.
Evidence labels used across this wiki
- Official: Roblox or developer-authored material tied to the verified experience.
- Community corroborated: multiple independent current sources agree on the practical behavior.
- Community reported: a useful claim exists but lacks enough independent confirmation.
- Needs in-game testing: the current live build must settle version-sensitive or undocumented details.
No label means “guaranteed forever.” Home Alone is a live Roblox experience, so revisit the official page and current server after updates.