Violence District Wiki — Killers, Perks & Guides

Violence District is a free asymmetrical horror game on Roblox where five survivors cooperate to complete objectives while one player hunts them as the killer. Matches seat six players, pallets are intentionally scarce, and the game is still in Alpha with frequent updates that shift the meta. Think of it as a faster, more casual cousin of classic 1v4 survival horror.

No. As of September 2026 the game has no redeem-code system, so any video or site claiming working codes is clickbait. Unlocks come from Emblems, account levels and update rewards instead. We keep this page honest rather than listing fake codes — spend your time farming Emblems and it will pay off much faster in the current meta.

At least nine killers are confirmed from official and high-play community footage as of September 2026: The Slasher (Jason), The Stalker (Myers), The Killer (Jeff), The Hidden, The Abysswalker, The Masked (Jacket), The Veil, The Cure and The Hunter. Each has a unique power, voice lines and chase theme, and new killers have historically arrived with major updates.

Start with perks that buy information or second chances rather than ones that need perfect execution. Stealth and healing perks keep solo queues alive, looping perks reward the pallet discipline you are already practicing, and killer perks should reinforce your power instead of duplicating it. Read our Perks tier list for the current rankings and the reasoning behind each placement.

Looping comes down to three habits: path between strong pallets instead of panic-dropping every one you see, commit to fast vaults when the killer respects the window, and reset stealth by breaking line of sight before repositioning. Moonwalk and spin tech help at higher levels, but disciplined routing beats flashy moves every time.

Emblems come from completing objectives, saving teammates and holding the killer in chase. Spread your time between generator-style objectives and altruism rather than hiding all match — the game rewards survivors who engage. Use a farming build with Emblem-friendly perks and convert every match into steady unlock progress for both survivor and killer lines.

Mercy Hospital rewards survivors who know its indoor rotations and safe pallet chains, while Woodview Cabin favors stealth in tight interiors. Village punishes careless routing with open sightlines, and the Rooftop turns vault timing into the deciding factor. Learn one map deeply before rotating — loop knowledge beats raw mechanics in most chases.