ALL CHROMAS GAME Getting Started

ALL CHROMAS GAME is a live Roblox Survival / 1 vs All murder-mystery. It launched on 30 July 2026, it is free, and each server seats twelve players in online rounds — not split-screen, not a campaign you play offline. Your first hour is mechanical: join the listing, open the chroma inventory, read which role you rolled, and click the right action before someone else does.

This page is the on-ramp. Inputs in detail live on Controls. After you finish a handful of rounds, leave this page for the role that actually beat you.

Join the experience

Open the official listing at ALL CHROMAS GAME on Roblox from PC, phone, tablet, or console. Press Play and wait for a twelve-player server. A half-full lobby still assigns Murderer, Sheriff, and Innocent among whoever loaded; you do not need a perfect twelve to start learning.

Favoriting the experience does not unlock extra knives. Every confirmed chroma is already in your inventory. Favorite it because the listing is easy to lose in Roblox search, not because the game hides a paywall behind a star.

There is no pre-round crate session. You are not here to unbox Deathshard over a weekend. You are here to survive or wipe a lobby with skins that already sit in your backpack.

First-time murder mystery session (role basics)

Open inventory before the first knife

Before you sprint, open inventory. Confirmed Season 1 chromas on this wiki are Deathshard, Fang, Heat, Laser, Luger, Saw, Seer, Shark, Slasher, Tides, Gingerblade, and Boneblade. Knives belong to the Murderer kit. Guns belong to the Sheriff kit. Equip one knife you can still read while it moves — Heat and Tides stay readable; Deathshard is small — and one gun you can track after a flick. Luger and Laser are the usual first guns; Shark is the third confirmed gun chroma.

Rankings and “which chroma is actually worth showing” live on the tier list. This page only cares that you can tell your own weapon apart from a default silhouette when twelve people occupy one corridor.

Switching uses the same family of inputs as Murder Mystery 2 clones: keys 1–3 or a direct click on the item. Do not invent extra binds. If an on-screen prompt disagrees with this wiki, trust the prompt and then confirm on Controls.

How a round assigns roles

Every round rolls three roles among up to twelve players:

• Murderer — chroma knife. Melee swing or throw. You win by eliminating the lobby before the Sheriff deletes you. Full tactics: Murderer.
• Sheriff — chroma gun. One clean shot on the Murderer wins. A shot on an Innocent drops the gun. Full tactics: Sheriff.
• Innocent — unarmed until a gun hits the floor. You win by surviving, or by picking that gun up and finishing the job. Full tactics: Innocent.

You do not pick the role. The UI tells you at round start. If you miss the banner, look at your hands: knife means Murderer, gun means Sheriff, empty hands mean Innocent. Saying “I am Sheriff” in chat while your hands are empty is how Innocents get isolated.

What to click in round one

1. Read the role banner. Do not sprint into a hallway until you know which kit you hold.
2. If you are Murderer, keep the knife holstered in a crowd. Walk. Isolate one player around a corner, melee once, leave the body. Throw only when the target is already running a straight line you can lead.
3. If you are Sheriff, do not hipfire the first person who sprints. Watch who holds a blade, who peels singles off a group, who jiggles a corner then hides the knife. Hold an angle shorter than a long hallway.
4. If you are Innocent, stay near at least one other player. Listen for the knife throw. When a gun drops, pick it up with E or by walking over it — same family as Murder Mystery 2 clones. Do not pretend you spawned as Sheriff.
5. After a kill or a miss, reset. The next player is already turning the corner.

Left click attacks or shoots. Sprint with Shift on PC. Jump with Space. Mobile uses an on-screen joystick plus an attack button. Console uses the standard Roblox action mapping for this clone family. If a control feels missing, it is probably on the attack button or the walk-over, not a secret fourth key.

Survive the rest of the first hour

Play five to eight full rounds before you argue about chroma fashion. Write down what actually killed you: a throw you did not hear, a Sheriff who held a doorway, a friendly wave that isolated you, a gun you walked past. Then open the matching role page instead of queueing another panic round.

Promo codes are not confirmed as of September 2026. Do not type random strings into chat hoping for a chroma you already own. Bookmark codes so the redeem steps are ready if the group ever ships one, then ignore the topic until that happens.

When a round ends you usually return to the same twelve-player server. Leave only if the lobby is empty or the round flow is broken. Online multiplayer is the entire product. There is no couch co-op mode waiting behind a setting.

After the first hour

Your second session should be role-specific. Murderer players drill isolation and leading throws on Murderer. Sheriff players drill confirmation shots on Sheriff. Innocent players drill grouping and gun pickup on Innocent. Keep Controls open until throw versus melee and gun pickup are muscle memory.

That is the whole first hour: join, equip a readable chroma, read the banner, click the role you actually rolled, then study the death instead of blaming the skin.