Trello board
No board is indexed or officially linked. Player-facing status lives on the Trello/Discord status page.
Who wins? Battle Sandbox Sources
The complete register of what this site cites: official pages, Roblox API records, third-party trackers, and community media — each typed, dated, and honest when a source type simply does not exist.
Quick answer
What powers this site's facts?
Two official surfaces (the Roblox game page and the verified World Simulation group) and three Roblox API records carry every gameplay fact on the site, each checked 2026-10-03. Community media and one third-party tracker provide color. Five source types common to Roblox fan sites — Discord, Trello, Fandom wiki, code trackers, and patch notes — do not exist for this game, and the register lists them as dated findings instead of skipping them.
Source register
Every source, its type, and its checked date
Rows with 'None found' are findings with a verification method, not missing links.
| Source | Type | Status | Used for | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Official Roblox game page | Official | Live | Title, full description, creature and matchup examples, like-unlock system | 2026-10-03 |
| Roblox games API (universe 10539534813) | Official API | Checked | Created/updated dates, visits, favorites, player count, max players, genre | 2026-10-03 |
| World Simulation group page | Official | Live | Creator identity, verified badge, sibling games | 2026-10-03 |
| Roblox groups API (group 656546235) | Official API | Checked | Group creation date, verified badge, owner record | 2026-10-03 |
| Roblox badges API (universe 10539534813) | Official API | Checked | Confirmed no badges are published for the experience | 2026-10-03 |
| RBLXDB | Third-party tracker | Checked | Independent concurrent-player and rating readings | 2026-10-03 |
| Medal.tv gameplay clips | Community media | Live | Player-recorded clips of the published matchup examples running in-game | 2026-10-03 |
| Official Discord | Not found | None found | No Discord invite is listed on the Roblox page, the group, or any indexed source | 2026-10-03 |
| Trello board | Not found | None found | No Trello board for this game is indexed by search engines or linked anywhere official | 2026-10-03 |
| Community wiki (Fandom or similar) | Not found | None found | No dedicated wiki for this game exists as of the checked date | 2026-10-03 |
| Public code trackers | Not found | None found | No established tracker covers this game; no code system is documented | 2026-10-03 |
Source types that do not exist
What we searched for and did not find
Verified on 2026-10-03 via direct checks of both official surfaces plus game-name search passes. If any of these appear later, they will surface first on the game page or the verified group — and this register will change.
Official Discord
No invite on the game page, the group, or any indexed source. Unverified invites should be treated as risky.
Community wiki (Fandom or similar)
No third-party wiki covers the game. This site's wiki section documents the officially confirmed systems instead.
Code trackers
No established tracker covers the game and no code system is documented. The codes page keeps this as a dated finding.
Editorial policy
How sources become page content
WhoWins is an unofficial fan-made resource. Roblox and the game creators remain the official place for support and updates. Beyond that status, the working rule is simple: gameplay facts need an official surface or an API record; community media is labeled as such; conflicts between sources are shown, not averaged; and a claim with no checkable source does not ship.
FAQ
Source questions
Why are there so few sources for this game?
Because few exist. The developer publishes no stat tables, patch notes, Discord, or Trello, and no third-party wiki or code tracker covers the game (all verified 2026-10-03). The site's rule is to cite what is checkable and to record absences as dated findings — never to pad a register with unverifiable links.
What do the source types mean?
Official means a Roblox page the creator controls. Official API means a machine-readable record served by Roblox itself — dates, counts, and metadata that cannot be edited by this site. Third-party tracker means an independent stats site. Community media means player-recorded content. Not found means we searched for that source type and it does not exist for this game.
How does the site use Roblox API data?
The public games and groups APIs supply the facts that would otherwise need patch notes: creation date, update timestamps, visit and favorite counts, server size, and the group's verified badge. They are re-read whenever the updates page is rechecked, and each table on the site names the reading date.
Why does an absence like 'no Trello' appear in a source register?
Because players search for those sources and deserve a dated answer rather than a stale link. Recording that a Trello, Discord, or wiki did not exist on 2026-10-03 — and how that was verified — is more useful and more honest than linking nothing or guessing.
Next checks
See each source in use
Every register row feeds at least one player-facing page.