What monsters do in the maze, which facts are confirmed, and how to compare your own roster while named stats remain unpublished.
Monsters are part of the core catching loop: the official description tells builders to place monsters to catch people and says stronger monsters can help earn more cash. It does not publish a complete monster roster, exact catch rates, costs, ranges, or a universal best monster. Until those details can be reproduced, this guide ranks decisions—not invented names.
Use a controlled comparison so the result belongs to your current server and current game version.
Use the same walls, route, entry, and other placements so only one variable changes.
Run several visitor attempts with monster A and note catches, time, and cash shown by the game.
Put monster B in the same role and repeat the same number of tests.
Prefer the repeatable result for that location; a monster may be useful in one corridor and weak in another.
They are placed in your maze to catch people, according to the official Roblox description.
There is not enough verified public data for a universal ranking. Compare monsters in the same maze role using repeated tests.
The official description says monsters can catch people while you are offline. It does not state a cap or exact earnings formula.
We do not publish a roster until names and mechanics can be verified from the live game or a creator-owned source.
