ROB RUN entered Early Access on 4 November 2026 and reached 188,386 concurrent players in its first week. Its rules change on a seven-day cycle. This site keeps the current rules, the dates they changed, and the sources behind both, in English and Chinese.
Kefir opened the free-to-play crime sandbox to everyone on 4 November 2026. Within the first week the game reached 188,386 concurrent players and a place at number nine on Steam's most-played chart.
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The 1 November announcement set out changes Kefir intended to roll out as ready, not a single numbered patch: starting weapons, base payouts, land rental and police response pacing.
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An official post laid out the social ladder that organises territory control. A five-step ranking is reproduced by a pre-launch reference site.
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An official October post covered base management. Kefir's help centre has since published separate articles on renting a plot, protecting a base from raids and raiding other players.
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A pre-launch post on transport. The help centre confirms separate articles for getting a car, upgrading an owned car and obtaining a helicopter.
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The 2 October post gathered common questions. The permanent version is now the ten-section ROB RUN help centre, which is the primary source for this site.
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Every seven days Kefir wipes all plots, bases, weapons and cash, and converts them into jail time and authority. Cosmetics, player name, tutorial progress, settings and accumulated jail time carry over. This is the single rule that determines how every other system is played.
A route built only from questions Kefir itself publishes, in the order the help centre lists them.
Kefir names four earning routes plus territorial taxes. This guide compares what is actually documented about each, without inventing rates.
Player complaints about solo survival are widely reported. This guide separates those reports from the rules Kefir has published.
Base decisions are temporary by design. A short checklist built from the four Kefir articles and the Federal Raid rule.
Joining the police is one of the four published earning routes and carries the mildest published death penalty.
A short triage route that separates a documented Federal Raid from an actual account or client problem, and points each to the right Kefir article.
Enter the date of the last Federal Raid you observed. The tool adds seven days and shows the next expected date, the time remaining and where you are in the current cycle.
Read full page →Choose a place and a role to see what Kefir says is lost and kept on death. The four rows below are the same data used on the database page.
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This desk collects those answers, dates them, and links each one back to the specific article. When Kefir has not published something, the page says so rather than filling the gap. The Chinese edition is written separately, because Chinese search results for this game currently return mostly network-accelerator marketing rather than mechanics.
Watch on Steam ↗Every link points to the specific article, never a homepage. · Facts checked 2026-11-11