Clear floor by floor
Work through one floor at a time so you know which areas still hide a missing stick.
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Explore two dark floors, find dynamite, and hide in the vents when a giant spider hunts. Blast open the sealed gate to escape.
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Full Escape Walkthrough
The whole run at a glance: find the keys, the per-run code and four dynamite, then blow the exit gate and get out.
Plan
The escape in four moves
Every run needs the same three finds — the keys, the detonator code, and all four dynamite sticks — before the gate can blow.
Every charge is required
The escape only works with the full set of dynamite in place plus the code from this run.
Search both dark floors
Open drawers and smash jars for the keys, the detonator code and all four dynamite sticks.
Hide when the spider hunts
When the lamps flicker (or you hear footsteps in Nightmare), crouch into a metal duct and wait.
Attach all four dynamite at the exit gate
The gate sits in the start area — don't head for it until you're holding all four charges.
Detonate from the detonator room
Unlock the room with its key, enter your per-run code, and fire the charges to blow the gate open.
Explore the Wiki
Pick a starting point: full escape routes, surviving a spider hunt, finding your way around the building, group runs, recent changes, and the current code list.
What Is HUNTRESS?
HUNTRESS is a first-person horror escape experience on Roblox, categorized as Puzzle / Escape Room. Its sealed-building setting turns a simple way-out objective into a survival challenge that you can attempt alone or with friends.
Know the BuildingDeveloper
YamiSama18
Platform
Roblox
Genre
Puzzle / Escape Room
Created
June 29, 2026
Perspective
First-person
Setting
Sealed building
Escape Party
1–4 players
Server Capacity
20 players
Latest Guides
Open the Exit Gate
The sealed gate needs four dynamite, the detonator room key and this run's code — here's each piece.
- Required
Four sticks of dynamite
Plant every charge on the gate itself — one charge does nothing on its own.
- Required
The detonator room key
Unlocks the locked room where the detonation is triggered; treat a locked door as a reason to keep looting.
- Required
The detonator code
A new four-digit number every run — 0973, 9516 and 8459 have all appeared — so find yours each attempt.
- Final step
Enter the code and detonate
Key it in at the detonator and the gate blows open — walk through and get out.
Survive an Active Hunt
The moment a hunt starts: stop searching, reach a metal duct, and wait — running doesn't work.
Stop searching immediately
Every drawer you open or item you drop tells the spider where you are.
Head for the nearest metal duct
A straight sprint won't save you — the tutorial rules out outrunning it.
Crouch in and wait it out
Stay put until the spider has moved off your floor.
Don't push your luck
The tutorial's own warning — leaving early is the risk, so wait a little longer.
Find All Four Dynamite
Search habits from recorded runs that actually locate the last stubborn stick.
Split up when sticks go missing
One group found their final stick only after dividing an area between them and re-searching covered ground.
Re-check both floors
When the count doesn't add up, going back over the top and bottom floors is the standard move.
Listen while you search
Nearby dynamite has a sound — one player tracked down the last stick partly by ear.
Know the Building
Two dark floors, three named landmarks, and the lamp cue that tells you which floor the spider is on.
Landmark
Start area (front)
Where you begin and where the sealed exit gate sits — the dynamite gets placed here.
Landmark
Generator room
A recognizable named room to navigate by; its area also hides the one vent you can head to on purpose.
Landmark
Detonator room
The locked room the escape is tied to — you may find it on the second floor, so treat that as a hint, not a guarantee.
Layout
Two dark floors
The spider travels between both while you search; when the lamps flicker, it's on your floor and closing in.
Hiding & the All-Clear Signs
When to duck into a vent, and how to read the cues that mean the spider has left your floor.
Watch the lamps
In normal mode, flickering lights mean the spider is on your floor — that's your cue to stop and hide.
Play Nightmare by sound
With the lights out, its footsteps are the only warning — it's worth playing with sound on.
Read the all-clear
Fading footsteps, a stopped flicker, a teammate's callout, or a radar ping on another floor all mean you can move.
Stay still if it finds you
The spider can sit and stare at your duct — players have survived by staying put, not bolting.
Escape With Friends
Up to four players share one escape: split the search, pass items, and revive downed teammates.
- Setup
Shared goal, split search
The squad collectively needs the room key, the per-run code and four dynamite — divide areas to cover both floors at once.
- Teamwork
Hand items, don't backtrack
Pass dynamite to the teammate heading for the gate, or carry a key to whoever's stuck at a locked door.
- Teamwork
Call the spider's movement
The flicker only warns your own floor — say 'he went upstairs' so the other floor gets its warning.
- Safety
Revives are the safety net
Any living player who reaches a downed teammate can bring them back — check before writing anyone off.
Find a Vent That Works
Some vents are just decoration — the crouch-in test and the generator-room vent tell you which are real.
Choose for your situation
HUNTRESS codes and rewards
Current HUNTRESS code availability, rewards and source-check dates.
No HUNTRESS codes are currently reported working.
Frequently Asked Questions
Short answers to what HUNTRESS players ask most, with links to the full guides.
Search both dark floors for the keys, your per-run detonator code, and all four dynamite sticks. Attach the dynamite at the exit gate in the start area, then reach the detonator room and enter your code to blow the gate open.Read the escape walkthrough
Do not run — you cannot outrun it. When the lamps flicker (or you hear footsteps in Nightmare mode), crouch into a metal duct and wait for the spider to leave your floor.Survive an active hunt
Yes. HUNTRESS works solo or with up to three friends in one escape attempt, and teammates can revive a caught player instead of letting the run end.See the multiplayer guide
No working codes have been confirmed in the game yet. The codes page tracks every reported code, its reward, and its source-check date, so you can see the current state at a glance.Check the codes list
Start your next run prepared
Check the current code list, then jump into HUNTRESS on Roblox and put the guides to work.