What this is krakeruzz! maps and systems look like in the documented record: the official Survival / 1 vs All frame, the 12-player round container, and the hidden-role loop — with unnamed gaps kept honest.
What is documented about the game's systems: Roblox classifies it as Survival / 1 vs All with servers capped at 12 players; each round assigns hidden roles (innocents, a sheriff, a hidden murderer per the trackers); codes add inventory items. Map names, timers, objectives text and spawn rules are not published anywhere in the checked record (2026-10-06).
Every claim in this box resolves to a source on the register: the official Roblox record or a dated community tracker.
Two platform facts anchor everything: the official genre tag Survival / 1 vs All (Roblox Games API, checked 2026-07-17) and the server cap of 12 players from the same record. One player against the lobby is the game's declared shape, and a dozen-person server is its declared size.
Lawod describes roles being handed out at the start of each round — innocents trying to survive, a sheriff able to stop the killer, and a hidden murderer working through the lobby. That is the system you actually play: assignment, hidden-role survival, resolution, re-queue.
No source — official page, Roblox Den, Lawod or Creator Exchange — names a single map for this universe. Lawod's tips reference the feel of the spaces (open areas versus narrow corridors) without naming them, which matches the format's single-map-per-lobby tradition but is not a map list. This wiki therefore documents the map system as observed through play rather than fabricating a roster.
Three systems interact with rounds and are documented:
Timers, spawn rules, role probabilities, map counts and names, and overtime mechanics are all unpublished. Every one of these gaps is a standing recheck item: the update page re-verifies them after each game update, and any system the developer publishes gets added here with its source and date.
No map names or counts are published in any checked source. Round maps are observed in-game; this wiki does not invent a roster.
No round timer is documented. Rounds end when the sheriff stops the murderer or the murderer eliminates enough of the lobby, so length varies with play.
Twelve, per the official Roblox record (Games API, checked 2026-07-17). That cap is the game's only published systems number besides its genre.
A between-round state exists (codes are redeemed from the Inventory HUD), but no shop, currency or upgrade system is documented for this universe.
Roblox supports private servers platform-wide, but this game's private-server price and behavior are not documented in the checked record — check the official page's server section for the current offer. The 12-player cap is the one published party number.
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