Frequently Asked Questions

Kefir's own FAQ (dated Oct 2, 2026) defines it as a money-driven sandbox where the cops are other players and up to 5,000 of them share one server, and the store record checked Nov 10, 2026 fills in the practical facts: free to download, sold in Early Access, with servers live since Nov 4, 2026. The APB Reloaded and GTA comparisons you will see are player quotes, not official wording — the dated definition and the EA timeline live on the what-is-rob-run page.

The newest verified read on this site counted 73,079 players in game on Nov 10, 2026 at 07:10 UTC, pulled from Steam's official GetNumberOfCurrentPlayers endpoint for appid 4262460 — a successful read means the game-wide population is countable, not that every individual server is healthy. Kefir publishes no public server-health feed, so real incidents enter the record only through dated official posts, which is why the server-status page pairs its live card with that post timeline. If your game hangs on a status message instead, the same page keeps the three-check order at its waiting-for-status-information anchor.

73,079 concurrent players at the Nov 10, 2026 07:10 UTC read, against an all-time peak of 151,032 that landed six days after launch — and the peak is quoted the way this site quotes every SteamDB number, forwarded by Kefir's official news hub on Nov 9, 2026, never scraped. The count moves hour by hour, and two readings from one morning (98,876 at 04:03 UTC, then 73,079 at 07:10 UTC) cannot settle whether the game is rising or falling, so the player-count page carries a dated series instead of a trend claim.

No official clock exists: the exact wipe moment per server was still unpublished at the Nov 10, 2026 check of Kefir's news. Estimate it from your own server's opening time plus seven days — Kefir's FAQ (Oct 2, 2026) puts the cycle at seven days while warning that wipe lengths could adjust down the road, and servers that opened on different days sit on different days of that cycle, so any single global reset time would be wrong. The wipe page shows the arithmetic and its margin.

The store record checked Nov 10, 2026 lists Windows as Rob Run's only platform, with the is_free flag reading true and Free To Play in the genre list — no console build has been announced, so PS5 and Xbox have nothing to install yet. Free covers the download, not the run: the same record's category list carries In-App Purchases. The platforms page keeps the dated availability matrix, including the region-scoped Indonesia rating ban.

The official minimum row starts at 12 GB of RAM with a Core i5-6600K or Ryzen R5 1600 and a GTX 1050 Ti / RX 580 / Arc A380, and the recommended row lifts exactly three lines — CPU to the Core i5-9600K / Ryzen 5 3600, RAM to 16 GB, GPU to the RTX 2070 / RX 5700 XT / Arc B570 — leaving OS, DirectX, network and the 20 GB of storage identical on both tiers. An 8 GB machine sits below the published floor, Windows 11 satisfies the Windows 10-or-later OS row, and Kefir publishes no FPS figures for either tier.

Not as of Nov 10, 2026: two same-day scans of every whitelisted official surface ran code-indicative patterns and returned zero, so there is no official redeem-code system to use yet. Treat any ROB RUN code offered elsewhere as fake until Kefir ships a system, and treat any invite other than discord.gg/robrun as unverified — the Discord page keeps the scan record behind that negative.

Looty Bay is the only named city so far: official text (Nov 4, 2026) calls it the city the game launches in while promising several locations over time, and the official store world-map screenshot checked Nov 10, 2026 prints ten district names around it — Highlands, Rivertown, Dustknowl, Redstone, Fairfield, Fallrock, Rustvale, El Peso, Loneford, Cascadas. EU and East US are server regions, not places on that map; the map page keeps the full dated roster.