One savanna field, five landmark zones, a 1-versus-11 round system with no published win conditions — the full map and mechanics reference for kevin game, with every claim sourced.
kevin game plays out on a single outdoor savanna in hard daylight: low foreground grass, a rock arch near spawn, a second arch farther out, a water line with an exposing far shore, stacks of tall stones, and a cluster of blocky trees. The developer never named any of it — the landmark names below are plain-language callouts from the launch-window documentation, and the game ships no minimap to contradict them. The system wrapped around the map is a 1 hunter versus up to 11 survivors round on 12-player servers: the hunter patrols landmarks, survivors move between them breaking line of sight, and the HUD objective — not any published rules text — defines winning.
Plain-language names from the launch-window map guide — no official POI names exist — checked 2026-10-23.
| Landmark | Use | Documented notes |
|---|---|---|
| Near arch (the one visible from spawn) | First line-of-sight break | The fan wiki's map guide calls the arch 'the map's door': survivors break line of sight with it, and hunters should hold the exit angle rather than the entrance the survivor just used. |
| Far arch | Second break, different quadrant | The map guide deliberately distinguishes the spawn-side arch from the far one; playing only the spawn arch uses, in its words, roughly 20% of the place. |
| Water line and far shore | Cross it, never live on it | Documented as 'bright, flat, exposing'. Water silhouettes your outline; dark avatars read well on grass and badly on water, bright avatars the reverse. Cross at a point after breaking line of sight. |
| Tall stones | Compass and camera break | 'Treat tall stone as a compass. If you can see the columns, you can call a direction.' Stacked gray columns on grass with the ocean behind them, per the official thumbnail description. |
| Tree cluster | Vertical clutter | Good for a camera break, bad for camping: the silhouette still reads against the sky, so trees reset a chase instead of ending one. |
| Open grass | Transition space only | Low cover that hides a crouch from a lazy camera, not from a hunter who looks down. Chaining landmarks through open grass without a heading change is how survivors get followed. |
The two route plans from the launch-window documentation — they are mirrors of each other.
Spawn, then the nearest line-of-sight break (an arch or the tall stones — not the water), then a turn behind it, then a second landmark that is not the water. The documented failure mode is the “arch → water → same arch” loop, which the map guide calls a farm: chaining landmarks through open grass without a heading change means the hunter simply follows. Split from spawn first — different groups, different landmarks.
Read the spawn, then a wide first loop along the shore or the tall stones. Hold one arch from the exit angle rather than the entrance, collapse on the first chase noise, and after a kill skip the nearest body to check the far landmark — that is where split survivors went deliberately. At two landmarks per minute, the documented patrol sweeps all five zones in roughly two and a half minutes, which is why static survivors get passed twice every five minutes.
Sourced from the launch-window documentation, checked 2026-08-31.
One table, dated — the details live on the status page; this is the context for everything above.
| Date | Observation |
|---|---|
| 2026-08-23 | Launch. The listing went live and was publicly playable; the fan wiki documents millions of visits and a five-figure group within days. (Fan wiki) |
| 2026-08-31 | A studio metadata update shipped (a 'live-ops touch', per the fan wiki changelog). No description, badges, or passes were added, and play continued. (Fan wiki) |
| 2026-09-12 | This site's completed universe reading reported the experience as Private. (Site record) |
| 2026-09-28 | The official listing page displayed a Title-Unavailable message on recheck. (Site record) |
| 2026-10-03 | The Roblox games API still returns masked fields ([TITLE UNAVAILABLE], isContentRestricted=true) for the universe, while the votes and groups endpoints keep responding with real data. (Roblox API) |
| 2026-10-07 | Availability recheck: the official page still redirects to Title-Unavailable and the directory entry stays masked. The creator group's public game list has grown to twelve entries - the 'solve a mystery' title is listed again as 'survive simulator', several new October titles are actively updated - and the private kevin game entry is visible by name in that list. Still no successor listing for kevin game. (Site record) |
| 2026-10-14 | Availability recheck: the official page still redirects to Title-Unavailable and the directory entry stays masked. The creator group's public game list has shrunk to two entries - 'aura simulator' (2,079,729 visits) and a new 'hide to survive' title (1,263,054 visits, entry updated 2026-10-11) - and the ten entries from the 2026-10-07 reading, including the private kevin game entry that was then visible by name, are no longer in the public list. Every listed entry is still a different experience from the supplied kevin game identity. Still no successor listing for kevin game. (Site record) |
| 2026-10-23 | Availability recheck: the official page still redirects to Title-Unavailable and the directory entry stays masked. The creator group's public game list holds three entries - 'aura simulator' (2,266,403 visits) plus new 'sometimes' (1,619,814 visits, entry updated 2026-10-15) and 'scary game' (942,430 visits, entry updated 2026-10-19) titles - while 'hide to survive', listed on 2026-10-14, is no longer in the list even though the games API still returns its entry. Every listed entry is still a different experience from the supplied kevin game identity. Still no successor listing for kevin game. (Site record) |
One. The game takes place on an outdoor savanna field — rock arches, a water line, tall stones, a tree cluster, and open grass — with no additional biomes, interior caves, or map selection documented. The studio shipped one landscape thumbnail and a stone-formation icon as the only official map references.
No. Navigation is by landmark: the documented advice is to treat the tall stones as a compass — if you can see the columns, you can call a direction.
Twelve players, one of whom is assigned the hunter (Kevin) while up to eleven survive. Exact win conditions were never published in a studio post, so the in-round HUD is the authority: rotate tasks if the round wants touches, relocate if it wants a clock.
Crossing, not living. The map guide documents it as bright, flat, and exposing — your silhouette reads against it — so the rule is to cross at a point after breaking line of sight, and never to make the shore a home.
The listing has been in an unavailable state on recent checks: this site recorded a Private universe reading on 2026-09-12, a Title-Unavailable page on 2026-09-28 that was still present on the 2026-10-23 recheck, and the games API still returned masked fields on 2026-10-23. The dated timeline is on the status page; gameplay documentation here reflects the public launch window.
The habit tiers for moving between these landmarks, S through D.
Distribute eleven survivors across the three line-of-sight families.
Patrol-pacing and lobby-split arithmetic on the landmark numbers.
Round-by-round player guidance built on the same sources.
The full availability record for the official listing.
Dated observations when the listing or its metadata changes.
