Noob Experiment Warzone Guides

This Guides Hub is the tutorial layer of the Noob Experiment Warzone wiki. The game is already live on Roblox. You do not need a pre-launch checklist. You need a first Easy Mode clear, a Screw plan, and an honest read on Boss Noob, Sandbox, and the mid-August Update 2 rework. Every guide below answers a search people actually type: how to play, how to get Screws, how to beat Easy Mode, how to beat Medium Mode if the button exists, how to beat the boss, how to use Sandbox, how badges and maps work, how the UI works, and whether a private server is worth it.

The PC dropdown shows the first seven links, then View all into this hub. Start with Getting Started if you have never finished a wave. Jump to how to get Screws if the shop is the wall. Open how to beat Easy Mode when you keep dying before wave 20. Open how to beat Medium Mode only after you confirm the mode in your lobby. Open how to beat Boss Noob when the finale deletes the lobby. Use Sandbox Mode to test characters. Use badges and maps when the title says Update 2. Use controls for lobby buttons. Use private versus public before you host.

What these guides refuse to invent

The fan Trello is still a work in progress. Many character cards have names and no numbers. Guest Helicopter is the exception, with 200 health, Really Fast speed, Rocket at 480 damage across four shots, Sacrifice, and Backup. We will not fabricate keybinds, hidden damage tables, or Medium Mode wave counts. If a control is not visible in the live lobby or described by the developer, the controls page says so.

That honesty is the point of a wiki. Codes pages already show how badly copy-paste lists drift. Guides should not do the same thing with fake keyboards.

First-hour path

1. Redeem anything on the Codes Hub once.
2. Read Getting Started and finish one Easy Mode run with starter Noob.
3. Spend Screws using shop unlock order.
4. Check the character tier list only after you own two units.
5. If Boss Noob ends the run, read the boss guide and practice in Sandbox.

Easy Mode is 20 waves and pays 50 Screws plus the Beat Easy Mode badge. Soloing it also has a Solo Easy Mode badge. Those facts come from the Trello Easy Mode card, not from a guess.

How the hub connects to other categories

Guides tell you how to act. Characters tell you who you are buying. Tier List ranks those buys. Updates tell you whether Sandbox, 1.5X, or Update 2 changed the loop. Tools turn the same numbers into a planner and a wave checklist. Links send you to Trello, Discord, and the group when the wiki is behind a patch.

If you came from a YouTube title about codes or a character showcase, use the matching guide instead of watching another recap of the same lobby button. When we can verify a real video ID, it will sit in the middle of that guide. Until then the text is the source.

Pain points these pages target

• You spent Screws on a portrait that is still locked because you skipped too far.
• You stayed in a 10-player public server and wondered why the reward felt tiny.
• You treated Sandbox like a second Easy Mode and expected badges.
• You hunted Medium Mode from a Battlefront video without checking this lobby.
• You tried to main Guest Helicopter before the shop let you reach Guest Faction.

Each of those mistakes has a dedicated page. Read that page, then jump to a sibling guide in this same dropdown. The dropdown is the study path, not a dump of random articles.

When you finish the set, you should be able to host a private Easy run, spend a compensation code without panic, and know whether Boss Noob is a mechanics check or a roster check. That is the whole job of this hub.