Roblox 30 Floors Up Wiki & Guide

What 30 Floors Up is

30 Floors Up is a survival game on Roblox set inside a single apartment high above a city that is falling apart. The pitch is a zombie outbreak seen from the safe side of a locked door: you are stuck on the 30th floor and the goal is to last 100 days. The description stresses rationing food and water and keeping quiet while zombies fill the hallways.

The game is published by Dateline NBC and its genre is listed as Survival. It was created on October 25, 2026, and the most recent update on record is November 1, 2026. A server holds up to 30 players, but the lobby groups are small: the description says you can play alone or team up with up to three friends. At the time of writing, 1,383 players are in the game, it has 337,828 visits and 3,102 favorites, and the like bar stands at 761 up against 571 down.

The description also mentions rooftop shelters, escape plans, new routes and secrets. The footage we checked only covers the opening, so we cannot say how much of that you reach early on.

How the first night plays out

The opening is a scripted tutorial called Night 0. The clock begins around 19:15 and the objective list at the top right walks you through each job, crossing steps off as you finish them. A news cut-in on the apartment TV warns that something is happening downtown, and by 19:30 the signal is gone.

The first real task is water. The objectives read: pick up the bucket under the sink, place the bucket inside the bathtub, and turn on the water and fill the bucket. In the footage the bucket is a blue cleaning bucket sitting in the cabinet under the kitchen sink. In the bathtub you get separate prompts for the cold tap, the hot tap and the plug, and the item panel shows the bucket's water level. Once it is full, a hint at the bottom of the screen tells you to carry it to the water rack in the living room.

Next comes food. The objective becomes Gather the apartment's food, with a pantry counter underneath. In the CHALLS footage the counter reads 32 of 49 and later 38 of 49, while the MBT run counts 19 portions in its apartment. You open the fridge and every cupboard, and each tin or packet you pick up shows how many portions it is worth; the tinned fish in the footage is two.

After that the game has you lock up for the night. The door gives you unlock, peephole and hook-chain actions, and you pick a place to sleep. Then someone knocks. The objective is Let Daniel in: check the peephole, open the entrance, and close the door behind him. In the MBT footage the door still reads locked until you unlock it first, so the order matters. Day 1 starts the next morning at about 08:55 with a new objective, Plan today's rations, which sends you to the in-game guide's Rations page to see how long your supplies will last.

Controls, status bars and the book

The bottom left of the screen holds five bars: Health, Hunger, Thirst, Fatigue and Stamina. In the footage they start close to full and drift apart as the night goes on; fatigue, for instance, climbs as time passes, and a small label next to it says tired. In the MBT footage health reads 67 and later 42. Four numbered slots at the bottom right hold what you carry.

Prompts appear next to whatever you look at. E picks up, opens or talks. F eats or drinks when held, and also unlocks the front door. Q puts an item away, X drops it, R looks through the peephole, T hooks or unhooks the door chain, and Tab hides or shows the objectives. The numbers 1 to 4 take an item from a slot.

There is also a red book you can open with the B key. Its first page is titled Survival Rules and the next page continues the list. On screen you can read twelve entries, among them: store water before the taps stop, count tomorrow's food before eating extra today, listen before opening a door, noise travels, and return before exhaustion turns a manageable encounter into a disaster. A line at the bottom of the second page says rules you learn the hard way will be written there. The first rule matches the first tutorial task.

What players are making of it

The videos we looked at come from two directions. One, from the channel CHALLS, is a tips video about winning fast, and its footage covers the opening objectives: the bucket, the bath, the pantry and the TV news. The other, from the MBT channel, is a basic overview that moves further into the first day, with the door, the hallway outside the apartment and a conversation with a neighbor called Ruth Okafor.

In the dialogue screen, Ruth's line is that they cannot take half of this, and you can pick from four numbered replies, including whether she is leaving and whether you can help. From the hallway footage you can see cardboard boxes stacked against the wall, loose papers on the carpet and a barred gate at the end. A balcony view looks straight down onto streets far below, which gives a real sense of the height.

Longer co-op runs also exist. The group run we referenced for the guide filled extra pots and buckets with water and gave a neighbor food in exchange for a radio, which shows that neighbors are more than scenery.

Lobbies, passes and the developer

Before a run, the lobby shows Shop, Lobbies and Settings buttons on the left and two currency counters at the top right. Groups are shown on small signs above pads in the lobby. The ones we saw read 1/1 Normal Public and 1/2 Normal Friends only.

The shop has ten game passes as of November 6, 2026: Infinite Stamina at 249 Robux, Shove at 99, Spoon at 499, Supporter at 299, Deadweight at 999, Custom Music Radio at 299, Lucille at 799, Save Slot 2 and Save Slot 3 at 999 each, and Locksmith at 1,299. We have not seen any of them in use, so we only list names, prices and the Roblox descriptions on our game passes page.

The developer is listed as Dateline NBC, and the MBT description links to a Discord server for the game. The MBT video title lists the game as 0 Robux to enter.

Guides on this site

We keep a beginner guide for the game that follows the Night 0 and Day 1 steps above in order, with the controls table and the status bars explained. It is built from the on-screen objective text.

There is no codes page content to report. The game description does not mention codes, and none had been posted when we last checked on November 2, 2026. Badges are also empty at the time of writing, and we have no ending list because the footage we have does not reach one.