The official surfaces
The game page and group page were read directly on 2026-10-03. The description lists no social links, and the group carries Roblox's verified badge — but publishes no Discord or Trello of its own.
Who wins? Trello, Discord and Wiki Status
Every community channel players search for, with its real status and the date it was checked: two verified official surfaces, and honest dated findings for everything that does not exist.
Quick answer
Do the Trello and Discord exist?
No — as of 2026-10-03, Who wins? has no Trello board, no official Discord invite, and no third-party wiki. What exists and is verified: the official Roblox game page and the verified World Simulation group. Everything else on this page is community media or third-party stats, labeled as such.
Status register
Every channel, its status, and its checked date
Rows without a link are findings, not omissions — the channel genuinely did not exist at the checked date.
Official Roblox game pageThe single authoritative surface: title, full description (100+ creatures, the example matchups, the like-unlock system), and live availability. Checked 2026-10-03.Verified — officialWorld Simulation groupThe creator group, carrying Roblox's verified badge. Also home to World Sim 🌍 (10.07 million visits at check) and Experiment Box. Checked 2026-10-03.Verified — official creator
DiscordNo official Discord is listed on the game page, the group, or any indexed source as of 2026-10-03. Unverified invites circulate for young Roblox games — treat them accordingly.No invite found
TrelloNo Trello board for this game is indexed or officially linked as of 2026-10-03. The searches that would surface one (game name + Trello, creator name + Trello) return nothing.No board exists
Community wikiNo Fandom or third-party wiki covers the game as of 2026-10-03. This site's wiki section is a sourced, dated reference for the systems that are documented.None exists — ours is referenceMedal.tv gameplay clipsPlayer-recorded clips of the game exist, including runs of the official example matchups. Useful to see the physics before you play. Checked 2026-10-03.Live — community mediaRBLXDB stats trackerIndependent concurrent-player and rating readings for the experience (~90% positive at check). Not official, but consistent with Roblox API values. Checked 2026-10-03.Live — third-party statsWhy the gaps are real
How these statuses were verified
Young Roblox games collect scam boards and invites fast, so here is the exact method behind each row — repeatable on the same date.
The search passes
Game name plus Trello, Discord, Fandom, and codes were searched on 2026-10-03. Every result was inspected: the only hits were the game's own pages, unrelated wikis of other games, and clip platforms — no board, invite, or wiki for this title.
The recheck rule
If the developer opens a channel, it will appear on the two official surfaces first. These rows get rechecked after each game update and whenever the Roblox metadata changes — the same trigger the updates page watches.
FAQ
Trello, Discord, and wiki questions
Is there an official Who wins? Trello?
No. As of 2026-10-03, no Trello board for this game exists in any search index, and neither the Roblox page nor the World Simulation group links to one. If the developer ever opens a board, they would link it from those two official surfaces first — that is where a new board should be verified.
Is there an official Who wins? Discord?
No Discord invite is published anywhere official as of 2026-10-03: not on the game page, not on the verified group, and not in any indexed source. Invites claiming to be official should be treated as unverified until they appear on one of those two surfaces.
Is there a wiki for this game?
Not yet. No Fandom or standalone wiki covers the game as of 2026-10-03. This site's own wiki section fills part of that gap with sourced, dated reference pages, and community gameplay clips exist on Medal.tv.
How do I spot a fake link?
Trust two surfaces only: the game page (roblox.com/games/111061280935212) and the verified World Simulation group. Both are under Roblox's own systems — the group carries a verified badge. A Trello, Discord, or YouTube link that appears anywhere else first is unverified, and scam boards mimicking young popular games are common.
Next checks
Use the register in context
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