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Survive The Night Wiki
Claim a house. Build its defense. Keep the door alive.
Survive The Night is a Roblox house-defense game by Duni&Minion. Claim a base, build towers, sustain its door and develop income, then use your rewards for tower collection, pet hatching and longer clan survival goals.
- Developer
- Duni&Minion
- Release date
- Jul 1, 2026
- Visits
- 6,952,248
- Rating
- 95.6%
- Game type
- House Defense
- Max players
- 50
- Devices (unverified)
- PC
- Genres
- Strategy, Tower Defense
- Last verified
- Oct 12, 2026
Independent fan wiki, not affiliated with Roblox or Duni&Minion.
Latest articles
Latest House, Clan and Code Guides
Newly published wiki articles about clan sessions, code claims and house setup. These dates describe guide publication, separate from a game patch.
Survive The Night Clan Endless Battles: Plan a Survival Run
Plan Survive The Night clan endless battles around one survival goal, clear pressure calls and useful defense priorities for the current attempt.
Survive The Night Clans Guide: Choose an Endless-Play Group
Understand Survive The Night clans as an endless-play goal, choose teammates with compatible plans and distinguish in-game clans from the creator community.
Survive The Night Friends Bonus Coins: Use the Social Benefit
Use Survive The Night's advertised friend Coin bonus as extra income, budget from your actual balance and keep it separate from Gems and clan goals.
Survive The Night Friends Guide: Plan a House-Defense Session
Plan Survive The Night with friends, coordinate useful door and tower decisions and include the official bonus-Coin benefit in a shared session goal.
Survive The Night Join a Clan: Prepare for Endless Play
Prepare to join a Survive The Night clan by choosing compatible endless-play goals, describing your stage and finding players through the creator community.
Survive The Night Codes Guide: Use Coin and Gem Rewards
Use Survive The Night code rewards for a clear goal: Coins for house development and Gems for pet collection, with claims made through RDM.
Survive The Night Codes Not Working: Entry and Claim Checks
Fix Survive The Night code problems by checking the game, tutorial, spelling and prior claims, then retry carefully and review the current reward list.
Survive The Night Redeem Codes: Find RDM and Claim Rewards
Redeem Survive The Night codes after the tutorial: open top-left RDM, paste into Enter code, press REDEEM and check the resulting currency reward.
Survive The Night Claim a House and Start Building
Claim an available house in Survive The Night, place a starter Crossbow near the door and turn an empty base into a defense with match income.
Featured reading
Featured Defense and Collection Guides
Four complete articles for opening a house, improving an attacker, hatching pets and preparing Hard mode.
Survive The Night Beginner Guide
Claim a house, place the opening Crossbow and develop income toward a useful defense.
Survive The Night Tower Upgrades
Resolve the door-tier gate and improve an attacker that already covers the entrance.
Survive The Night Hatch Pets
Budget the lobby purchase, review the result and finish by equipping through inventory.
Survive The Night Hard Mode
Prepare after Easy completion and give both entrances attention during the next difficulty.
Survive The Night Beginner Guide: Build the First Defense
Start with a claimed house, an entrance attacker and recurring income. Complete those roles before optional collection purchases take over the opening.
Opening goal Your door has attacking coverage, income is supporting development and you can identify the next useful upgrade.
Already partway through the opening?Start at the unfinished job: an owned house needs damage, and an attacker needs income for development. Keep completed work and finish the missing role.
Claim an Available House
For a new Survive The Night player following the introductory house walkthrough.
- Find an open house and complete the claim interaction there.
- Move from choosing the house to building its opening defense.
Place the Starter Crossbow Near the Door
For a claimed house that still lacks a useful entrance attacker.
- Put the starter Crossbow near the doorway.
- Watch the entrance fight to see whether enemies remain under pressure from your defense.
Add a Farm or Money Printer
For an opening attacker that needs a budget for later development.
- Build a Farm or Money Printer as a recurring match income source.
- Choose the next tower or door purchase that income should fund.
Resolve the Door Tier for the Next Upgrade
For a useful tower or economy upgrade blocked by its entrance requirement.
- Raise the door tier when it gates the structure improvement you want.
- Return to the intended purchase instead of leaving the upgrade plan unfinished.
During the fight
Use Repair when the door is taking damage. Keep your first runs focused on a manageable opening; change the part that fails before replacing the entire layout.
Follow the Full Opening RouteContinue into purchase priorities and active entrance defense.Promotional rewards
Open the Complete Code ListSurvive The Night Codes & Rewards
These entries were reported active for the exact Duni&Minion experience and source-checked on October 12, 2026. Confirm each claim in the game before including the reward in a purchase budget.
Showing 4 of 5 reported codesChecked: Promotion status can change; the live response decides your claim.
GEMRAIN100 Gems
Save the Gem reward toward the pet option you intend to buy.
COINRAIN5,000 Coins
Choose a concrete defense or progression goal for the Coin reward.
FREECOINS1,000 Coins
Use the Coin reward deliberately rather than making an unfocused purchase.
Attacker comparison
Survive The Night Tier List: Towers for an Established Defense
This preview ranks four attacking towers for expanding a functioning house defense. Compare roles and reach; Crossbow remains the starter recommendation within this later-expansion scope.
Editorial rankingAttacking expansion after the opening
These site-authored grades favor concentrated heavy-target damage, then useful close damage and regular projectile investment. They are not an official developer hierarchy or a measured DPS ranking.
- Heavy-target or regular attacking role
- Reach and placement trade-offs
- Opening value versus later expansion
TierTowerSupported rolePurchase decision
S
MortarHeavy-target attacker
Supported role
- High single-hit damage
- Can prioritize the strongest enemy
Purchase decision
One heavy threat dominates the entrance? Consider Mortar for that targeting role and observe whether the target receives more focused attention.
A
FlamethrowerClose-range damage
Supported role
- Higher damage than Crossbow
- Shorter attack range
Purchase decision
Can your layout cover the doorway at close range? Use Flamethrower where its reach fits; choose a different role when that coverage is poor.
B
CannonProjectile attacker
Supported role
- Cost-effective projectile defense
- Regular damage investment
Purchase decision
Need another practical attacking investment? Consider Cannon for the regular damage role while keeping the opening and income supported.
C
CrossbowOpening ranged attacker
Supported role
- Baseline ranged single-target defense
- Straightforward starter role
Purchase decision
Still building the first house? Start with Crossbow. Keep a useful owned attacker instead of removing it solely because of this later-expansion grade.
This scope covers attacking expansion. The broader comparison includes Medical Base healing and Turret rapid fire.
Established-house diagnosis
Survive The Night House Defense: Diagnose Door Pressure
When an established house door keeps losing health, diagnose active damage, healing coverage or upgrade access. Each branch leads to a different next action; another structure is useful only when it addresses that missing job.
Work Through Door Repairs
Separate manual repair, in-range healing and continuing enemy damage.
Enemies Remain at the Damaged Door
The entrance is taking damage while enemies continue gathering there, so the existing setup needs an active survival response.
Possible causeRepairs can sustain the door, but enemies left alive keep causing pressure. Income growth alone does not remove those attackers.
- Respond to the current fight
- Use manual Repair under pressure, and keep an attacker covering the entrance. Check whether enemies are still alive at the doorway while the repair sustains it; removing those threats addresses the continuing damage.
- Evaluate the result
- Watch whether removing enemies makes the door easier to sustain. If pressure remains, distinguish slow damage from missing door support, then change that part of the defense.
Medical Base Is Not Serving the Entrance
You chose healing support, but the doorway still needs attention during the fight. The relevant check is the door's relationship to the support building.
Possible causeMedical Base restores Door HP with its beam only when the entrance is within its effective radius. Its purpose differs from another attacking tower.
- Check the supported doorway
- Place Medical Base with the door in range. Keep repairs available while evaluating the beam, and retain attackers to remove the enemies responsible for damage.
- Keep the role distinction
- If healing contributes but enemies remain, consider damage next. If sustaining the doorway is still the problem, keep support in the plan rather than treating another attacker as a healing replacement.
Damage Upgrade Blocked During Door Pressure
Enemies are damaging the door while its tier requirement prevents the attacker improvement you want to make.
Possible causeHigher structure upgrades depend on door tier. Resolving that requirement opens the route to the intended purchase; it does not complete the whole upgrade plan.
- Finish the dependency
- Keep repairing the pressured entrance while resolving the door requirement for that attacker. Return to the damage upgrade as soon as its gate is addressed, so the defense can remove the continuing threats.
- Protect the intervening fight
- If the entrance is threatened before that purchase is complete, respond with repairs and useful defense attention. Resume progression when the fight gives you room.
Match spending
Survive The Night Coins: Choose Income or Defense First
Let the entrance decide when to invest Survive The Night Coins in income. A stable door gives generators time to fund later purchases; a threatened door makes immediate defense the priority. Name the purchase each economy investment should support.
Compare Coin and Gem Uses
Keep house development and lobby collection budgets distinct.
Farms and Printers Fund the Same Defense
Farms and Money Printers generate match Coins for towers, door upgrades and income buildings. Choose what the next generator improvement should make affordable. Its value comes from that defense purchase, rather than the number of generators in the house.
Concrete goalName the tower or door purchase you want the additional income to fund before expanding again.
Use the Door Fight as the Spending Condition
During play, the current fight sets the spending condition. Use available Coins for a visible need rather than a fixed budget split.
Entrance Under Pressure
- Pause economy expansion while enemies threaten the door. Keep repairs and useful damage or support in the immediate plan.
- Choose the weak point you can name: remove threats or sustain the entrance before a later generator return can help.
Entrance Holding
- Improve Farm or Printer income toward a specific purchase, then convert earnings into that defense improvement.
- If the desired structure tier is blocked, resolve its door requirement and finish the intended upgrade afterward.
Observable decisionYour next purchase has either stabilized an active threat or advanced a planned upgrade, rather than adding income with no spending destination.
A Lobby Hatch Uses a Different Budget
Gems buy lobby pet hatches; match Coins develop the house. Check a promotion's currency before adding it to either plan. A collection attempt between matches does not replace the structure decision during a pressured run.
Before spendingChoose the match structure goal for Coins or the between-match pet goal for Gems.
Between-match collection
Survive The Night Pets: Budget a Hatch and Equip the Result
Complete the Survive The Night Pets route: limit Gem spending, hatch in the lobby and equip through inventory. Bird was observed from the 50-Gem Epic option; the cost budgets purchases without guaranteeing a result.
Follow the Full Hatch Route
Continue from the lobby shop to the result and inventory equip.
Choose the Attempt Budget
An entered hatch price and protected reserve give purchases a stopping point.
1 Set Aside Only the Gems You Want to Spend
Keep the reserve outside the spending amount. For the observed 50-Gem Epic option, divide spendable Gems by 50 and round down. The calculator helps count affordable purchases.
Budget chosenThe purchase count fits the budget and preserves the reserve; it predicts spending, not pet species.2 Choose the Intended Lobby Hatch
Use the planned Gem option at the lobby pet shop. Here, this happens between matches, separately from Coin-funded towers and doors.
Option selectedThe selected option matches the collection budget you set before shopping.
Finish With the Owned Pet
Review and equip the owned result before considering another purchase.
3 Review the Result Before Another Attempt
Bird was an observed Epic result. Review the actual pet you receive and keep the attempt limit, even if the result differs from what you hoped to obtain.
Purchase reviewedYou have a result to use and can choose whether another budgeted attempt remains worthwhile.4 Open Inventory and Equip the Pet
Open inventory and equip the result you intend to use. Complete this owned-pet action before returning to another collection roll.
Pet equippedThe pet is equipped. The next match can focus on the house while later collection remains a separate goal.
Worked group decisions
Survive The Night Friends: Match the Session to the Clan Goal
Survive The Night Friends earn bonus Coins, while clans pursue endless battles. Choose practice or a sustained attempt before starting; the group needs compatible time commitments and useful pressure calls, without assuming shared money or house controls.
Plan the Clan Endless Session
Develop a shared goal and concrete pressure calls.
Friends Learning the Opening
The group has limited time and a player learning house defense. A practice goal gives everyone something useful to finish without requiring identical collections.
- Known benefit
- The official description advertises bonus Coins for friend play.
- Player goal
- Understand one defense decision rather than chase every optional unlock.
- Agree on the opening decision the learner wants to understand. Treat friend Coins as extra help and budget from the actual balance.
- Name entrance pressure or the intended purchase during play. Offer one useful adjustment instead of replacing the whole plan.
Keep advice compatible with the player
Explain the job of a proposed purchase in this house. Different towers and budgets can call for different next decisions.
A Clan Planning a Longer Attempt
The players want endless survival. The official clan connection supplies the game goal; the group still chooses the time and effort it can commit.
- Game goal
- Survive The Night promotes joining a clan for endless battles.
- Session condition
- Agree on practice or a sustained attempt before play begins.
- Agree on available time and a reachable survival target for these players before beginning.
- Keep urgent calls about the threatened entrance and the improvement it needs. Save unrelated collection discussion for a calmer point.
Coordination is a player choice
These are player communication suggestions, not official team professions or shared-spending rules.
Run selection
Survive The Night Modes: Choose Easy, Hard or Endless
Choose Survive The Night Modes by defense demand: learn the single-door Easy route, clear it for two-door Hard, or plan longer clan endless targets. Access and preparation should match the progression goal and session time.
ModeAccess contextRun goalPrepare forWalkthrough
Easy
One door and 15 waves end with Golden King. Use this run to establish a repeatable opening before the next difficulty.
Starting choiceChoose Easy for the first clear goal; follow the opening route if house setup is unfamiliar.
Complete the runFinish the 15-wave goal, developing a functioning entrance before the ending Golden King fight.
PreparationPair an attacker with income and resolve useful door-tier gates. Address damage during play instead of postponing survival choices until the final wave.
Hard
Hard follows Easy completion and adds a second entrance. Readiness means managing both door fights, rather than simply owning another collection item.
ProgressionClear Easy first. Difficulty progression follows the preceding completion.
Defend two doorsManage both entrances, with Thorn Warden, Grave Mender and Cursed Priest among the mode's named threats.
PreparationCheck the pressured door before spending. Keep attention flexible so the second entrance is not overlooked while the first looks strong.
Clan Endless
Official clan endless play supplies a longer survival goal. Community-reported badge milestones at waves 100, 250 and 500 provide planning targets.
Group contextClans are the official gameplay context for endless battles. Use a clan endless run when the objective is a longer wave target.
Choose a targetChoose the next useful wave milestone; treat it as a target, not a saved checkpoint or guaranteed payout.
PreparationUse wave 100 as a nearer milestone and 250 or 500 as later targets. These are community-reported badge goals, so do not treat them as saved respawn points.
More player questions
Survive The Night Wiki Questions
Which Survive The Night does this wiki cover?
This is the Duni&Minion house-defense experience at Roblox Place 114125816375987. Use the linked official experience to identify the game before following codes or community destinations.
Where can I follow creator announcements?
Start with the official experience and Duni&Minion Roblox community. The announced Halloween Event has an official Roblox event listing with Notify Me; follow that listing when planning the event session.
Can the hatch calculator predict a pet?
No. It calculates affordable attempts from the balance, reserve and entered cost. It does not predict a species or rarity result, so use it to control purchases rather than estimate the rolls needed for Bird.