About ROB RUN Intel

This site exists because ROB RUN generates a large number of specific questions and very few durable answers. Launch coverage describes the crowd; accelerator adverts describe the connection. Neither records what the Federal Raid removes, what a Criminal loses in Looty Bay, or which of Kefir's help centre articles answers a given question.

What is original here is the assembly and the discipline. Every factual statement is tied to a specific source page with a checked date. The Chinese edition is written independently rather than translated. The Federal Raid cycle is tracked as a dated log, and the two tools are built from the same sourced rules as the prose. Where Kefir has not published a value, the page says so instead of supplying a plausible one.

What this site is not: a source of first-hand playtesting data, an official channel, or a copy of Kefir's announcements. Announcement bodies are not reproduced. Help centre answers whose full text has not been verified here are linked rather than paraphrased. The desk does not publish prices, damage values, drop rates, coordinates, error-code tables or a fixed wipe clock time.

Figures and their readings. The facts on this site use Steam's GetMostPlayedGames chart (peak 188,386 in game, rank nine, rollup 10 November 2026) and the store review summary (8,818 reviews, 48 per cent positive, checked 11 November 2026). Other reports give different numbers: PlayGround.ru citing SteamDB reported 140,440 concurrent players, more than 70,000 Twitch viewers at peak and roughly 12,000 reviews at 50 to 52 per cent; a Weibo post described a launch weekend above 140,000; a NetEase UU article cited a 23,000 peak that appears to be an early first-day snapshot. These are different snapshots from different sources and are not interchangeable.

Corrections. If a rule has changed or a source has been misread, use the contact page. Corrections are recorded with a date, and only the pages that changed get a new updated date.