13 Days to Escape: Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the questions new players ask most about 13 Days to Escape. The game is in active ALPHA development, so answers are checked against the current build and updated as things change.
FAQ
+ When did 13 Days to Escape release?
It launched in ALPHA on Roblox on October 8, 2026, published by RoDark Studios, and has been receiving updates almost daily since.
+ Is 13 Days to Escape on mobile?
Yes. It plays on Roblox's supported platforms, including PC and mobile, with controls adapted for touch.
+ How many players can play together?
You can play solo or in a crew of up to four players, inside servers that hold up to 30 people.
+ Is 13 Days to Escape free?
Yes, it is free to play on Roblox. There are optional in-game purchases, but nothing is required to complete an escape.
+ What happens after 13 days?
The 13 in-game days are your deadline. If your tunnel is not ready by the final night, the run fails — and your release date remains never.
+ Are there codes?
Not yet. No official codes have been released for the ALPHA. Our codes page tracks the official channels and updates as soon as codes go live.
+ Can I get caught permanently?
Getting caught or missing headcount ends the current run. You simply start a new one — the game is built around repeated attempts.
+ What is the STAFF ONLY door?
A marked door in the prison that the game warns you not to open. Going through ends your run — it is currently a trap, not a secret ending.
+ Does progress save between sessions?
A run is played in one session. If you leave mid-run, you start the next session from the beginning, so plan your digs around sessions you can finish.
+ Who makes 13 Days to Escape?
RoDark Studios, which also maintains the game with frequent ALPHA updates.