Keyboard reference
The only published layout
Shift sprint, Q scream, T speak, Z unlock mouse, and G emote are listed by the developer. No official performance requirement or complete OS support list is published.
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The developer publishes a keyboard layout and says console and mobile are not fully supported. That is a warning about incomplete support, not proof that every device is blocked or that every feature works on PC.
Compatibility matrix
What is documented versus unknown
Join availability and working features must be tested on the current Roblox client; they are not inferred from the published keyboard list.
| Platform | Official statement | Can join? | Published actions | Current conclusion |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PC with keyboard | Five keyboard inputs are published | Check live | Shift, Q, T, Z, G documented | Documented layout; full device compatibility not guaranteed |
| Mobile / touch | Not fully supported | Check live | Complete touch mapping not published | Partial or incomplete; test required |
| Console / controller | Not fully supported | Check live | Complete controller mapping not published | Partial or incomplete; test required |
Mobile and console
Incomplete does not mean impossible
The official wording does not identify specific phones, tablets, Xbox models, or PlayStation models. Do not turn it into an unsupported yes-or-no device list.
Device test
Five checks before relying on a platform
These checks produce a useful observation without claiming universal support from one session.
- 01
Join
Does Roblox allow this device to launch the official experience?
- 02
Move
Do normal movement and camera input respond?
- 03
Actions
Which of the five published actions have a visible equivalent?
- 04
UI
Are prompts, menus, and text readable and usable?
- 05
Repeat
Does the same result occur after a fresh session?
Report responsibly
Record the device and current build
A useful compatibility note includes device model, operating system, Roblox client, test date, the action tested, and the visible result. A single successful join does not prove complete support.