Re://Adventures Wiki

Re://Adventures is a strategy tower-defense experience on Roblox by SlowBlox Studios. Players build a team of units, place and upgrade them on the field, and push through waves in two main modes — Story and Infinite. The official experience page currently shows the title “UPD 1”, which stands for Update 1 (official, 2026-09-24).

Confusingly, several other Roblox games use similar “Re:” names (Anime Adventures, Re:AOPG, Re:Rangers X). This site is only about the experience with ID 94823097601547. Bookmark the wiki hub or the beginner guide to stay oriented.

1. Enter the experience — open the Roblox experience page (ID 94823097601547) and join.
2. Summon or earn units — build your starting team and see what the current banner offers.
3. Place and upgrade — position your units on the field and spend the in-run resource to evolve them.
4. Push waves in Story — clear progressing stages to unlock the next area and more rewards.
5. Reroll and improve — use trait rerolls and gems to tighten your team before Infinite.

Release date and live player counts are intentionally absent: no official source could be verified at the last check (2026-09-24).

Two modes lead to different goals, and one team does not always fit both. Pick the mode that matches where your team is today:

• Story mode — progressing stages, unlocking content and steady rewards. Compare the modes
• Infinite mode — an endless challenge for built teams and the place where tier lists matter most
• Units & traits — your load-out is the whole game. Unit roles and trait choices decide how far a team goes

The economy is a cycle of codes, gems and reroll tokens. Knowing the order matters as much as knowing where each one comes from:

• Codes — promo codes for free rewards; a list was reported on 2026-09-23 but is not yet independently tested here. Codes page
• Gems — the main currency; sources are reported, exact rates are not. Gems guide
• Reroll tokens — spent on re-rolling traits; spend them only when a keep-or-roll decision is clear. Reroll guide

Every fact on this site carries a label: Official (confirmed by the Roblox listing or developers), Reported (printed by a named media outlet on a dated snapshot) or Unverified (waiting for in-game proof).

• Official sources — the Roblox experience page is the baseline; its title and developer are the only hard facts on the live page.
• Version-stamped — patch-sensitive pages (codes, tier list) carry the version and the date they were checked.
• Honest labels — anything unconfirmed is marked Unverified instead of guessed. No invented numbers, drop rates or team scores.

When this wiki says something, it has a source and a date — and when it does not know, it says so.

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