A compact reference for what Hellhole's official Roblox data confirms today, with visible gaps where exact weapons, upgrade values, boss mechanics, or badge triggers are not public.
Drop into the shaft, shoot through hordes, grab loot, pick upgrades, and decide whether to push deeper or start again.
Hellhole is an official Roblox PvE shooter from the verified Game Chefs group. The current game description gives the broad loop and controls, while exact loot tables and combat values remain unpublished.
Current facts are listed below by system.
Each entry stays within the official game page, Roblox API data, or visible official badge descriptions.
Hellhole is built around repeat runs through a shaft. You can go deeper or run it back.
The game is a PvE shooter with hordes. Weapons are confirmed as a combat system, but official names, stats, rarities, and drop sources are not published. The official description confirms shooting, sprinting, and reloading.
Loot is part of every run, while official item names, drop rates, and rarity tables remain unavailable. Upgrades are part of the run loop, but official names, values, and stacking rules are not public.
Officially confirmed by the September 21, 2026 badge wave: floor milestones exist at 10, 25, 50, 100, and 500, each with its own badge (Going Down, No Way Back, Halfway to Hell, Hell's Basement, Below Hell). No maximum floor, boss-floor layout, or floor-by-floor content is published.
Officially confirmed by the September 21, 2026 badge wave: rank milestones exist at 5, 10, 25, 50, and 100, each with its own badge (Repeat Offender, Hardened, Lifer, No Parole, Hell's Own). What ranks measure is not officially explained yet.
The official description states that games now save under the host only. No broader save-system specification is published.
Five bosses are now officially named by badge descriptions added September 21, 2026: Gravemaw, Undergnaw, Rotmaul, Broodwidow, and Ashwing. Every Last One confirms an all-bosses award with more bosses planned. Stats, moves, and arenas remain unconfirmed—see the boss list page.
Nineteen official badges are visible: seven boss badges, five floor milestones, five rank milestones, plus Trust Issues (trigger undisclosed) and 7 Days in Hell. See the achievements page for every unlock line.
A guide publisher describes Hellhole's money, weapons, enemies, and perks in detail. Those claims are labelled reported here: useful for orientation, but not confirmed by the official game description or Roblox API data, so treat every name and number as unverified.
A guide publisher reports two currencies: Gears as the persistent currency kept between runs, and Coins as in-run money that resets each descent. No official source confirms either name or behavior.
Reported weapon names include the starter Pistol, AR47 (reported at about 350 Gears), Lavaforge (reported at about 5,000 Gears with a burn effect), plus MK-5, Rifle, Silenced Pistol, and Drum Gun as locked weapons. No official list or stat table exists.
Reported enemy names include Zombie, Skeleton (ranged), and Spitter (bile pools), with Fat Mimic and a Creamer Boss named as bosses. Note: the official badge data added September 21, 2026 now names the actual bosses (Gravemaw, Undergnaw, Rotmaul, Broodwidow, Ashwing), which do not match these older reported names—treat the reported list as superseded for boss identity and keep it only as third-party observation.
A reported perk track lists fourteen named ranks (examples: Recon Optics, Grubstake, Field Patch). Reported ranks and values are single-source claims; the official description confirms upgrades only as a system. The official rank badges added September 21, 2026 reward rank 5/10/25/50/100 milestones but do not name any perk ranks.
Source for the reported rows: the All Things How Hellhole guide (updated July 29, 2026), the same publisher behind the historical update-window report we track on the update status page. It is not an official Game Chefs announcement. These names stay in the reported tier until the game itself publishes them; the official description currently confirms loot, upgrades, and a first boss only as systems.
We did not find an official weapon list, upgrade list, drop-rate table, or complete external wiki tied to this exact Roblox universe. Third-party guides report names (see the reported section above), but those stay labelled as claims; entries move to the confirmed systems only when the game or a clearly attributable official source publishes them.
This wiki covers the game at place 84568117169118, universe 10309128556, created by Game Chefs. Advice for other “Hell” or “Hellhole” Roblox games may not apply.
Open the official Roblox gameDrop into the shaft, shoot hordes, collect loot, choose upgrades, and keep going deeper—or start another run.
The official game description now says games save under the host only (checked September 23, 2026).
Official sources checked confirm loot and upgrades as systems but do not publish a reliable item list. A third-party guide reports weapon, perk, and currency names (checked September 23, 2026), and we list those below as clearly labelled reported claims—not verified facts.
According to a reported third-party guide (not confirmed by official sources), Gears are the persistent currency kept between runs while Coins only last inside a single run. The official description confirms loot and upgrades as systems but publishes no currency table.
The official badge data added on September 21, 2026 confirms floor milestones at 10, 25, 50, 100, and 500 (the Going Down, No Way Back, Halfway to Hell, Hell's Basement, and Below Hell badges). No maximum floor is officially published; deeper claims stay community-reported.
Yes, as of the September 21, 2026 badge wave: official badges reward reaching rank 5, 10, 25, 50, and 100 (Repeat Offender, Hardened, Lifer, No Parole, and Hell's Own). The official data does not yet explain what ranks measure or how they increase.
