About this reference
An independent fan project about a game that publishes very little data of its own.
Who maintains this site
This site is published by Ride A Pet Wiki and maintained by CT, who handles the data gathering, the verification passes and the site itself. There is no editorial board and no team of writers, and claiming otherwise would be a way of making the byline sound heavier without adding anything to it.
The maintainer is not a game developer and has no access to the game’s internals. That is exactly why every figure here carries a grade. Where the answer depends on something only the developer could confirm, this site says so rather than presenting a guess as a fact.
How we verify a number
Sources are ranked, and the ranking decides which one wins when two of them disagree. Official API responses and developer-published artwork come first. Official channel announcements such as the Roblox Events card come next. Then independent coverage, then a single third-party source, and finally anything that cannot be established at all. A value is never promoted to a higher grade because it appears in more places, since fansites copy from each other and repetition is not corroboration.
- S1Official source
- Read directly from an official API or a developer-published asset.
- S2Official channel
- Announced on an official channel such as the Roblox Events card.
- S3Multi-source
- Two or more independent sources agree on this value.
- S4Single source
- Only one source reports this. The source is attributed on the page.
- S5Unresolved
- Not established. No value is published, only how it could be established.
The publishing standard
- Publish a number with no source behind it. If a value cannot be established, the page says the value is unknown and explains what would settle it.
- A code appears on the codes page only after it has been redeemed and seen working. Codes that stopped working move to an expired list with their original source and the date they were last checked.
- Spawn locations are published as landmark descriptions, each tied to the source that reported it and the date it was read. Coordinates are left out: the developer has never released a list, and spawn points move when the map is updated.
- Publish a total count when the available counts are counting different things. A confident wrong total is worse than an honest gap.
- Republish another fansite figure and present it as verified. Competing guides are treated as leads at best, never as sources.
How updates are handled
This game changes often, and it is still in early development. Rather than patch around a change, the databases are rebuilt against the new version and every affected table gets a new checked date. The live visitor and favourite counts are read straight from the Roblox API and always show the moment they were sampled, because a player count without a timestamp is not a fact, it is a memory.
Update 1 opened on 19 September 2026 and its window ran to 26 September 2026 at 14:00 UTC, with Update 2 opening at the same minute, both announced through the Roblox Events card rather than in patch notes. The egg tables are the first thing rebuilt on every pass, since that is where a content update does the most damage to stale guidance. The checked date at the top of each page moves when its tables are re-read, which is the only way to tell a rebuilt page from an untouched one.
Contact
Corrections are genuinely welcome, especially from players who have seen something in game that contradicts a table here. A screenshot or a clip beats an assertion, because a frame settles the question permanently and an argument does not.
Email: [email protected]
Independence
Unofficial fan site. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Roblox Corporation or 'this game is gud'. All game names, artwork and trademarks belong to their respective owners and are used here for identification and commentary. The official game page is linked from the footer so that readers can always reach the source of record.