PREHISTORIC Multiplayer & Co-op Tips

PREHISTORIC is better with a crew

PREHISTORIC [HORROR] by Sahur Inc supports online multiplayer with friends on Roblox across PC, mobile, and console. Lobbies can scale toward roughly thirty players, but most successful horror nights use a smaller coordinated group. This Players Hub covers Friends Only settings, co-op roles, and etiquette so your squad reaches the 6 AM bus together.

New to the loop? Read Getting Started before assigning fancy titles.

Friends Only lobbies

Open lobby settings and prefer Friends Only when you are practicing Chapter 1 or climbing Chapter 2 difficulty (Updates). Random joiners often:

• Sprint with flashlight permanently
• Ignore generator fuel
• Shoot peepers instead of boarding
• Break freeze during apex stares
• Burn flares for fun

Friends Only does not make dinosaurs nicer—it removes preventable human chaos. Combine it with choose-night drills when your group needs reps on Don’t Move.

Core co-op roles

You can cover these with two to four players; stack roles if the lobby is tiny.

Fuel runner

Shuttles patio and garage fuel canisters to the generator. Owns the outdoor noise risk. Drops to sneak at doorways. Never abandons a half-empty generator for loot tourism.

Boarder

Lives on Q. Keeps priority windows at three planks, locks doors behind logistics routes, and calls “boards east/west.” First responder to window peeker taps ranked on the Tier List.

Power tech

Owns circuit breakers on the garage wall and double-checks generator state after every blackout. Night 1 Lights Out is their holiday. During fire events they may swap to extinguisher duty if the runner is mid-canister.

Spotter / audio lead

Headphones cranked. Calls sound hunter direction, apex stare freezes, and safe windows for movement. Rarely carries the loudest tool. Can also watch vertical threats on Don’t Look Up nights.

Flex / rescue

Handles dog at the back door, CB radio, smoke alarm battery, garage door release, and emergency hides. Uses flares (R) on coordinated calls only.

Rotate after downs. A revived boarder who suddenly becomes the only person who knows breaker location should announce the swap.

Communication standards

Short callouts beat lore dumps:

• “Fuel in”
• “Breakers”
• “Boards south at one”
• “Fire kitchen”
• “Hiding pantry”
• “Freeze”
• “Bus”

If mobile typists are present, agree on the same tokens. Voice is best with headphones; remember sound hunters punish yelling over open mics—see Survival Tips.

Breach protocol

When pack raptors commit:

1. Spotter names the entry room.
2. Boarder seals secondary windows so the pack cannot widen.
3. One player claims pantry or closet early.
4. Weapons (G/H) only if hides are blocked.
5. Power tech does not abandon breakers mid-blackout to meme knife the yard.

Win condition remains dawn evacuation, not a group screenshot on a raptor corpse.

Motion hunter protocol

Any player may call “freeze.” Everyone stops—including the host. Debate after the stare ends. Night 3 exists to teach this; Chapter 2 difficulty makes arguments fatal. Practice the freeze drill from Controls.

Party size advice

• Solo: Possible for learning routes; brutal on packs. Use hides liberally.
• Duo: Runner + boarder/power hybrid works.
• Trio/quad: Full role coverage; best for teaching newcomers.
• Large public lobbies: Fun chaos, poor practice. Switch to Friends Only for serious clears.

Teaching a brand-new friend

1. Share Controls bindings.
2. Run a calm choose-night Night 1 if lobby tools allow.
3. Give them boarder or spotter first—not solo outdoor fuel on high difficulty.
4. Watch the mid-article video on the Chapter 1 Walkthrough together if they need visual pacing.
5. Ban script talk at the table (Scripts) and ignore fake code spam (Codes).

Social extras that help

• Like the Roblox experience so it stays pinned in Continue.
• Join Sahur Inc group shouts for patch pings (Official Links).
• Decide Plus revive rules before the night: who gets revived first, and when to wipe instead of feeding.

Etiquette red flags

Kick or reform the lobby if someone repeatedly moves under freeze calls, steals the only extinguisher to teabag, or grief-opens boarded routes. Horror co-op needs trust more than DPS meters.

Play together, call early, board often, and meet at the bus as a unit.