Who makes this wiki
ROB RUN Wiki is an independent fan project. We are not affiliated with Kefir and receive nothing from the studio ahead of other players. Everything written here can be checked against the game and official posts.
Where the facts come from
| Source | What we take from it |
|---|---|
| Game client files | Items, prices, weapon stats, Larry’s tree, barter recipes, maps and layouts, hint and codex texts |
| The game interface | What the files do not state directly: place names, the order of actions, dialog labels |
| Steam news | Patches, the server schedule, announcements |
| Kefir Help Center | Loot-loss rules, the robbery sequence, error fixes |
Player reports and third-party sites are not a source of facts. If a number is neither in the game data nor in official posts, we do not list it and say plainly that the data is missing.
How the tables are built
Tables of prices, weapons, shipments and keys are not typed by hand: a program builds them from the same data as the item catalogue, the supply planner and the map. That is why a number in an article and the number on the item page always match.
Calculated values are marked as calculated. Damage per second is damage multiplied by fire rate; the raid time on the servers page is the server opening time plus seven days. The formula is given next to the table.
Date and game version
Articles show the update date and the game version the data was checked against. ROB RUN is in Early Access: prices, rewards and recipes change with patches. If the date on a page is older than the latest patch in Updates, check the numbers against the game.
Labels and corrections
When sources disagree we trust them in this order: the game, official Kefir material, then player reports. Articles carry the labels Game data, Official Kefir source, Community report and Unverified. What each means and what we have already corrected is on Corrections and Fact Labels. Disputed points are collected in Disputed facts. The game data tables can be downloaded on the Open data page. The game community: Discord, Reddit, players online on Steam and SteamDB.
What we do not publish
- Tax percentages, drop chances and other numbers that are not in the game data.
- Routes and rewards of events that exist in the files by name only.
- Cheats, anti-cheat bypasses and character transfer methods.
- Offers to buy in-game currency or accounts.