AN INDEPENDENT HORDE DEFENDERS WIKIALPHA · CHECKED NOV 12, 2026
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CHALLS’s Horde Defenders recording at 1:55: the input has begun changing to the next code while the previous BIGCODE reward message remains below.
CHALLS gameplay video · 1:55 ↗
CHALLS gameplay video · 1:55

A changed input with the previous result still visible — 1:55

Video by CHALLS; game by Horizon Studios / Roblox

Frame from CHALLS’s recording at 1:55. The input has begun changing to the next code; the message below still describes BIGCODE. Used to explain why the Codes guide compares submission sequences. The recording was published September 30, 2026 (UTC). It is not this wiki’s playtest.

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The Sentry is placed beside the path while the tutorial asks the player to drag its target onto the white path marker.
Random Roblox Games R US gameplay video · 0:26 ↗
Random Roblox Games R US gameplay video · 0:26

Sentry target adjustment in the opening tutorial

Video by Random Roblox Games R US; game by Horizon Studios / Roblox

This frame illustrates the difference between placing a Sentry and moving its aim point. The adjustment is still in progress. Source video published September 28, 2026 (UTC); reviewed October 3. This is third-party recorded evidence, not a wiki playtest.

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Level 1.1 report showing Survived, 33/96 base health and a Next Level button.
Random Roblox Games R US gameplay video · 6:02 ↗
Random Roblox Games R US gameplay video · 6:02

Level 1.1 survival report with Next Level available

Video by Random Roblox Games R US; game by Horizon Studios / Roblox

Used to distinguish an ordinary clear from the later flawless result. The battle time of 0:34 is not the duration of all retries. Source video published September 28, 2026 (UTC); reviewed October 3. This is third-party recorded evidence, not a wiki playtest.

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Sentry Firepower I tooltip showing +0.16 damage per bullet, 0/5 purchases and a cost of 1 scrap.
Random Roblox Games R US gameplay video · 1:26 ↗
Random Roblox Games R US gameplay video · 1:26

Sentry Firepower I before the first purchase

Video by Random Roblox Games R US; game by Horizon Studios / Roblox

The first Firepower purchase is shown alongside the surrounding Sentry branches. Values belong to this dated recording. Source video published September 28, 2026 (UTC); reviewed October 3. This is third-party recorded evidence, not a wiki playtest.

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Howitzer Blast Radius tooltip showing +3 blast radius, 0/10 purchases and a cost of 28 scrap.
Random Roblox Games R US gameplay video · 14:12 ↗
Random Roblox Games R US gameplay video · 14:12

Howitzer Blast Radius before the first purchase

Video by Random Roblox Games R US; game by Horizon Studios / Roblox

This panel distinguishes a radius increase from the separate blast-damage branch. The game does not label a distance unit in this tooltip. Source video published September 28, 2026 (UTC); reviewed October 3. This is third-party recorded evidence, not a wiki playtest.

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Barricade tooltip at 11:54: a 0/1 unlock node describes a defense built across the path that the horde has to go around.
Random Roblox Games R US gameplay video · 11:54 ↗
Random Roblox Games R US gameplay video · 11:54

Barricade unlock tooltip describing a route around the defense

Video by Random Roblox Games R US; game by Horizon Studios / Roblox

Unaltered frame from a video published September 28, 2026 (UTC); reviewed October 5. The tooltip describes the intended Barricade effect. This frame does not demonstrate enemy pathing, placement restrictions or current-build costs, and is not a wiki playtest.

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BIGCODE recorded a 2-Scrap reward and 60-minute booster. The active panel showed 1.5 times Scrap per battle. In an invented 100-base example, 1.5 times is 150 total, or 50 extra.
Horde Defenders Wiki · original explanatory diagram ↗
Horde Defenders Wiki · original explanatory diagram

Separate booster duration from the Scrap multiplier

Horde Defenders Wiki

Original comparison of historical reward and booster labels plus a hypothetical arithmetic example. It does not establish bonus stacking or a measured battle payout.

Original source
SORRY names Dreadnought and Stormcaller; VIP names Sovereign; Luck describes rarer skins more often. An invented four-percent rate increased by twenty-five percent becomes five percent, not twenty-nine percent.
Horde Defenders Wiki · original explanatory diagram ↗
Horde Defenders Wiki · original explanatory diagram

Three skin-related routes and a relative-percentage example

Horde Defenders Wiki

Original comparison of dated code and official pass descriptions, with invented percentage arithmetic clearly labelled. It is not a skin catalogue, game screenshot or actual drop table.

Original source
Three historical Howitzer Blast Radius next prices: 28, 45 and 72 Scrap at counters 0/10, 1/10 and 2/10. The first two total 73; adding the displayed next price totals 145.
Horde Defenders Wiki · original diagram ↗
Horde Defenders Wiki · original diagram

Budget from the next displayed price

Horde Defenders Wiki

Original diagram of recorded Blast Radius counters and prices, with separately labelled arithmetic. The 145 total includes a next purchase whose completion was not established; no current price or full-tree formula is asserted.

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Four conceptual checks: Sentry bullet direction, Howitzer landing point, Barricade route conditions and Drone Hive patrol coverage.
Horde Defenders Wiki · original diagram ↗
Horde Defenders Wiki · original diagram

Four mechanics, four questions to inspect

Horde Defenders Wiki

Original diagram comparing historical Sentry, Howitzer and Barricade descriptions with the official Drone Hive description. Shapes are conceptual, not gameplay imagery, a scale drawing, a tested detour or a recommended combined build.

Original source
A campaign decision guide: choose a goal, place and aim, observe the battle, read the report, inspect an option, then choose the next attempt.
Horde Defenders Wiki · original diagram ↗
Horde Defenders Wiki · original diagram

Connect an attempt to a useful next question

Horde Defenders Wiki

Original diagram organizing decisions from official gameplay descriptions and selected September 28 tutorial scenes. It is an editorial reading aid, not a fixed progression requirement, a new playtest or a screenshot.

Original source
Level 1.2 preparation screen: a brown road curves around a grassy island toward the base area; Start Battle remains available.
Random Roblox Games R US gameplay video · 8:20 ↗
Random Roblox Games R US gameplay video · 8:20

Level 1.2 before the next battle — 8:20

Video by Random Roblox Games R US; game by Horizon Studios / Roblox

Unaltered saved creator-video frame from September28,2026 recording; visually reread November11. Shows Level1.2, road around grass, and Start Battle. YouTube position differs from the green timer in the recording. Not a current-build playtest or evidence of a winning arrangement.

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Level 1.4 battle report marked Lost with 0/108 base health.
Random Roblox Games R US gameplay video · 14:50 ↗
Random Roblox Games R US gameplay video · 14:50

Level 1.4: the outpost is lost — 14:50

Video by Random Roblox Games R US; game by Horizon Studios / Roblox

Unaltered frame extracted November 12 from a short public-video range of the September 28, 2026 recording. Used for scene-specific commentary. YouTube position differs from the green in-recording timer. Historical evidence, not a current-build playtest.

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Level 1.4 Survived report showing 108/108 health and a Flawless reward line.
Random Roblox Games R US gameplay video · 16:42 ↗
Random Roblox Games R US gameplay video · 16:42

Level 1.4: full-health survival — 16:42

Video by Random Roblox Games R US; game by Horizon Studios / Roblox

Unaltered frame extracted November 12 from a short public-video range of the September 28, 2026 recording. Used for scene-specific commentary. YouTube position differs from the green in-recording timer. Historical evidence, not a current-build playtest.

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Empty Level 1.5 road around a central grassy patch, with Start Battle available.
Random Roblox Games R US gameplay video · 16:46 ↗
Random Roblox Games R US gameplay video · 16:46

Level 1.5 before the battle — 16:46

Video by Random Roblox Games R US; game by Horizon Studios / Roblox

Unaltered frame extracted November 12 from a short public-video range of the September 28, 2026 recording. Used for scene-specific commentary. YouTube position differs from the green in-recording timer. Historical evidence, not a current-build playtest.

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Level 1.5 Survived report with 103/108 health and a 3X SPEED UNLOCKED notification.
Random Roblox Games R US gameplay video · 18:18 ↗
Random Roblox Games R US gameplay video · 18:18

Level 1.5: damaged survival and a speed unlock — 18:18

Video by Random Roblox Games R US; game by Horizon Studios / Roblox

Unaltered frame extracted November 12 from a short public-video range of the September 28, 2026 recording. Used for scene-specific commentary. YouTube position differs from the green in-recording timer. Historical evidence, not a current-build playtest.

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