The short answer
These figures come from the official Roblox API for universe ID 10090256806, read at 09:15 UTC+8 on October 25, 2026, plus the public game page for place ID 120189115846709. They are not estimates. The experience name at that read was "TTK Testing 🎃 [NEW AR15]". The creator is Sable Digital, a Roblox-verified group. Lead developers named on the listing are PoptartNoahh and CanyonJack. maxPlayers was 12. A sample of 10 public servers at the same check all showed that same 12-player cap. The experience was created on 2026-04-27 and the updated field was 2026-10-23 UTC. Cumulative visits were 63,776,745. Favorites were 746,062. The playing count at the moment of the sample was 4,120. The genre fields were Shooter and Deathmatch Shooter.
An earlier pass on this wiki, dated October 15, 2026, recorded the listing title TTK Testing [SERVERBROWSER] and the same 12-player cap. The later name string is a newer observation, not a second game. Use the place ID and universe ID to keep the identity straight.
The dated table
Read every row as "true of the official record at 09:15 UTC+8 on October 25, 2026," unless the row says it is a point-in-time sample. Cumulative fields keep growing. The playing count moves by the minute. maxPlayers is a cap, not a promise that every server is full.
| Field | Value at this check | How to read it |
|---|---|---|
| Experience name | TTK Testing 🎃 [NEW AR15] | Title string returned by the API. The pumpkin is a seasonal mark. [NEW AR15] names the newest added weapon in that title. It is not a stat line. |
| Place ID | 120189115846709 | The public game page uses this id. Match it before you trust a look-alike result. |
| Universe ID | 10090256806 | The id used for the API read. It ties the place to the experience record. |
| Creator | Sable Digital | Roblox-verified group on the official record. Not this wiki. |
| Lead developers | PoptartNoahh, CanyonJack | Named on the official listing as lead devs. The June 2 DevForum post adds role detail for CanyonJack and other contributors. See the dev team page. |
| maxPlayers | 12 | Official server maximum. Not 8. The October 15 wiki pass and this October 25 API read agree on 12. |
| Public server sample | 10 servers, each capped at 12 | A sample, not a census of every future server. It is evidence that the cap was in use, not a player-count average. |
| Created | 2026-04-27 | Experience created date from the API. Not a version number. |
| Updated | 2026-10-23 (UTC) | The updated field at the October 25 read. It says the record changed that day. It does not list patch notes. |
| Visits | 63,776,745 | Cumulative visits on the API record. Not current players, and not a rating. |
| Favorites | 746,062 | Cumulative favorites on the API record. |
| Playing, at sample | 4,120 | Concurrent players at the sample moment only. Quote it with the timestamp or do not quote it. |
| Genre | Shooter / Deathmatch Shooter | Roblox genre labels. They support "this is a deathmatch-style shooter." They do not list modes. |
| Platforms named in the description | PC, mobile, Xbox, PS5 | Compatibility targets in the official description. Button maps for mobile and console are not in that description. See the platform pages. |
This wiki is not affiliated with Roblox or Sable Digital. The table repeats their public record so a player can check a claim without opening ten unofficial pages. If you re-check later and a cumulative field has moved, your later read is the newer fact. Leave this page's numbers attached to October 25, 2026.
How to check the same fields yourself
You do not need this wiki to see the record. Two public surfaces are enough. Use both when a screenshot and the live page disagree.
- Open the game page: roblox.com/games/120189115846709. Confirm the creator reads Sable Digital.
- Confirm the page is place 120189115846709. A similar name with a different place ID is a different experience.
- Read the title string on that page, including any bracket or seasonal mark. Write it down with today's date. Do not assume it still says SERVERBROWSER or [NEW AR15] without looking.
- For the structured fields, open the official games endpoint for this universe: games.roblox.com/v1/games?universeIds=10090256806. Match name, creator, playing, visits, maxPlayers, created, updated, genre, and favoritedCount against the table.
- Treat playing as a sample. Refresh once if you are quoting it, and keep the clock time next to the number.
- Treat visits and favorites as cumulative. A larger number later does not mean the October 25 read was wrong.
- If maxPlayers is no longer 12, believe the live field. Then tell us at hello@ttktesting.com with the time you checked. Do not average it with the old 12.
The endpoint above is the public Roblox games record for one universe id. It is not a private dashboard and it does not include weapon statistics, code lists, or map names. If a guide claims those came from "the API," ask which field. The fields we used are the ones in the table.
What the October 15 title and the October 25 title have in common
On October 15, 2026 this wiki's listing pass recorded the public title as TTK Testing [SERVERBROWSER], with up to 12 players, by Sable Digital, on universe 10090256806 and place 120189115846709. On October 25 the API name field was "TTK Testing 🎃 [NEW AR15]" and the updated field was 2026-10-23 UTC. The identifiers match, so this is the same experience with a later title string. SERVERBROWSER remains the wording of that earlier pass. It is still the right description of what this wiki checked on October 15. It is not a promise that the bracket text is frozen. The server browser page explains what that earlier title signaled, and the Halloween marker page explains what the later string adds.
What these numbers do not say
A large visit count does not tell you whether a mode is fun, whether a weapon is strong, or whether a code works. Favorites do not verify a Discord invite. The playing sample does not tell you that 4,120 people were in one server. maxPlayers is 12, so that playing figure is spread across many servers. Dividing one by the other and calling the result "typical server fullness" would be a calculation this page is not making. Fullness changes by the minute, and the 10-server sample only checked the cap, not how full those servers were.
The created date is not the date of the June 2 DevForum post, and the updated date is not a patch-note title. The description says updates can be weekly or even daily, and the DevForum post says a missed week is usually a big update. Those sentences explain the rhythm. They are not extra rows in this table, because they are not API fields.
Genre "Deathmatch Shooter" agrees with the public test this wiki has described as FFA. It does not by itself prove that co-op missions, hostage rescues, or Big PVP with vehicles are in the current menu. Those names come from the June 2 DevForum post and have to be kept in their own column. Use the planned modes page for that split. Use the modes page for Survival, Missions, Quick Play, and Ground War, which the developer discussion describes as directions rather than as the October live menu.
Award text in the official description says the project received a 2026 Innovation Awards recognition for "Innovation in Tech." That sentence belongs to the description, not to the numeric API fields. This page does not add a prize amount, a jury, or a ceremony date, because those details were not in the checked record.
Common mistakes
- Quoting 4,120 players as if it were a permanent population. It is the playing sample at 09:15 UTC+8 on October 25, 2026.
- Calling the server size 8. The homepage meta used to say 8-player. The API field is maxPlayers 12. The body of the homepage already said 12 before that meta fix. If you see 8 on an old mirror, re-check the live field.
- Adding the visit count and the favorite count, or turning either into a rank against other Roblox games. This page does not rank experiences.
- Using a thumbnail or a shortened search title in place of the place ID. Search snippets drop brackets. The ID does not.
- Reading the updated date as a list of weapon changes. 2026-10-23 means the record was updated. The [NEW AR15] text is in the name, which is a separate field. Do not merge them into a fabricated patch log.
Editorial method, not a new statistic: when you cite this page, cite the check time in the same sentence as any number that moves. Visits and favorites move slowly enough to date by the day. Playing does not.
FAQ
Are these numbers from a fan estimate?
No. They are the official Roblox API fields for universe 10090256806 at 09:15 UTC+8 on October 25, 2026, and the creator and lead-dev names from the official listing. The 10-server note is this check's sample of public servers, reported only as "each had a 12-player maximum."
Why does another page on this wiki still say SERVERBROWSER?
Those pages record the October 15, 2026 listing pass. This page records the October 25 API read. Both identify place 120189115846709. We do not delete the earlier observation, because it was true of that check. We date it.
Is 12 the number of players online?
No. 12 is maxPlayers, the cap on a server. 4,120 was the concurrent playing sample across the experience at one moment. They answer different questions.
Did the game start on June 2, 2026?
The API created field is 2026-04-27. June 2, 2026 is the date of the DevForum post "TTK: Our very early tactical FPS." The post is a source for design intent. It is not the created date.
Where are the weapon stats?
They are not in this record. The API fields listed above do not include damage, recoil, or a tier. See why this wiki does not publish a tier list.
Sources
Last checked: October 25, 2026.
- Official Roblox game page for place 120189115846709: Roblox game page.
- Official games API read at 09:15 UTC+8 on October 25, 2026: universe 10090256806.
- Developer Forum, June 2, 2026, used here only to point at team roles, not as the source of the numeric table: TTK: Our very early tactical FPS.
- Earlier wiki listing pass, October 15, 2026, recorded on updates and official links.