Survive Homelander Wiki - Codes, Guides, Tools and Map

Updated June 1, 2026

Start With Codes, Then Learn the Tower

Survive Homelander is an asymmetric Roblox hide-and-hunt game: one player becomes the supe threat while everyone else hides, runs, records, and survives inside Vought Tower. This wiki keeps the practical stuff up front: codes, routes, Temp V, phones, and role-specific habits.

200 Credits Verified by multiple guide sources · High confidence

75 Credits Listed active by June guide sources · Medium confidence

150 Credits Conflicting public status · Medium confidence

250 Credits Community-reported · Low confidence

75 Credits Source-conflicted · Low confidence

Featured tools

Tools Built for Real Match Decisions

Post-Round Scorecard

Find the one habit that cost you the round.

Stealth Timing Coach

Practice scan reaction and crouch discipline.

Route Risk Planner

Plan safer Vought Tower rotations.

Phone Utility Analyzer

Decide when recording is worth the danger.

Hunter Pressure Coach

Score search coverage and conversion.

Codes Value Calculator

Total up reliable and reported Credits.

Current Survival Priorities

1. Do not sprint in panic.Crouch and break sightlines when the hunter is scanning or near your route.

2. Record with an exit.Phones matter, but recording from a dead-end room turns value into a fast elimination.

3. Learn Temp V rooms.Boardroom, Main Office, Recording Studio, Homelander's room, and Starlight's room are high-priority checks.

4. Respect update churn.QOL and A-Train updates can change routes, code status, and hunter pressure.

What We Do Better Than Thin Wiki Pages

Instead of inventing mechanics, every guide marks whether a claim is official, source-verified, community-reported, or needs in-game validation. You get richer route planning and tool pages without fake breath meters, AI claims, or exploit links.

Report coverage

Complete Player Knowledge Hub

This site is structured around the full Survive Homelander search journey: new players want codes and controls, active survivors want routes and Temp V spawns, hunter mains want pressure patterns, and returning players want update-safe summaries. The pages intentionally separate official facts from community-reported tactics so players can act quickly without being misled by invented mechanics.

Technical playLatency, scan timing, line-of-sight and mobile readability are treated as practical decision factors, not abstract trivia.

Map masteryVought Tower rooms, elevators, chokepoints and looping hubs are linked from guides and tools so players can move from reading to planning.

Economy and updatesCredits, cosmetics, active codes, QOL reports and A-Train meta shifts are tracked without pretending patch-sensitive data is permanent.

Watch and learn

Video Guide

Embedded community videos help you compare the written route advice with real match movement. Always recheck tactics after large updates.