Followers game official links — checked status
Which links are real, which don’t exist — with the check log to prove the negative — and how to avoid the fake Discord and Trello links that swarm games with names like this one.
Official links status
NONE FOUND checked 2026-11-11 — the game has no official Discord, Trello, X/Twitter, YouTube, or wiki. Roblox’s social-links API endpoints for the game return nothing, and the developer group’s public record shows no shout and no linked socials. Here is each link type with its check method:
| Link type | Check method | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Discord server | Roblox social-links APIs (game + group); group shout; web search | None found. The game’s and group’s social-link endpoints return empty, and the group has no shout. |
| Trello / board | Roblox social-links APIs; web search for the exact game name | None found. |
| X (Twitter) / YouTube | Roblox social-links APIs; group page social modules | None found — the group record lists no social modules with content. |
| Official wiki | web search; Fandom search for the exact game name | None found. This fan wiki is the closest thing — it is ours, independent, and clearly labeled fan-made. |
| In-game social links | game page surfaces (currently blocked by the private listing state) | Re-checkable once the listing returns; nothing was present at the September 2026 checks. |
Sources: Roblox’s public group, games and social-link APIs plus direct reads of the game and group pages; checked dates in the source register. “None found” reflects every check from September 15 through 2026-11-11, 2026.
The only official surfaces
- The Roblox game page ↗ (place 102422301065716) — the game itself and its official description. Currently in a private listing state, so the page resolves only for accounts that can see it (see status).
- The Molten studios :D group page ↗ (group 17356272) — the developer’s Roblox group.
The group page is worth understanding, because it is the one place a future link or code would appear. What its API record showed at the November 11, 2026 check: 57,265 members, a group created April 6, 2023, owned by a user displayed as akubukanfiqosr, whose entire public description is Helooo!! — one friendly word. The group reached Roblox community tier 3 on August 19, 2026, and its custom roles keep the tone: Frens :D, Real frens, Admin frens!!. A group that runs five game listings and six figures of members on a “Helooo!!” description is not running a socials operation — which is consistent with the empty socials record above.
This wiki (FollowersGame.wiki) is fan-made and independent of the developer — see About for who maintains it and how.
Why a game this size has no socials
“No Discord” is normal for this genre, not a red flag by itself. Small Roblox simulator groups typically promote through the game page and short-form video rather than maintaining their own server: creator video descriptions around this genre (July–September 2026, attributed) point viewers at games and ask them to “follow my page on Roblox”, not at developer-run Discords. The practical consequence for players: there is no second official channel, so every claim that speaks “for the developer” off Roblox is unattributed by definition — including code lists and “announcement” accounts.
Unofficial coverage that does exist
“No official links” is not “no coverage anywhere”. As of 2026-11-11, the third-party footprint around this exact game looks like this: one third-party code page appeared at some point before our September 27, 2026 check and was gone (a not-found response) by our October 2, 2026 check; code trackers including GameRant and CreatorExchange cover the Hangout Follows games — the predecessor and a same-named game by a different group — rather than this title; and the genre’s liveliest coverage lives in creator videos on short-form platforms (July–September 2026, attributed on our guide page), which is where most players actually discover the game.
Each of those carries the same trust label: unofficial. Tracker pages mix games with matching names (the same-name mixup is documented with sources on our codes page), and creator descriptions promote their own channels alongside the game. None of that makes them worthless — the tracker code history is genuinely useful evidence — but when a source is unofficial, the site says so next to the claim instead of letting it masquerade as an announcement.
Avoid fake links
Search results for “followers game discord / trello / wiki” currently surface pages for a different game (the Moon Lanterns game’s fan wiki), and follower games in general attract fake Discord invites that lead to scam or phishing pages. The patterns documented on our safety page apply directly: a “Discord” that asks you to “verify” with your Roblox password is a credential harvest, and a “Trello” that exists only to host “free follower generator” links is a scam funnel. Anything claiming to be this game’s official Discord or Trello today is unofficial at best — and never enter your Roblox password anywhere except roblox.com itself.
If you run into a “Followers game” Discord, Trello or wiki that this page’s check log says shouldn’t exist, treat it as data: report it through the site’s GitHub repository (and to Roblox support if it impersonates the developer), and this page will test it, date it, and add the verdict to the table above — including when the verdict is “real and new”.
What would change this answer
If the developer adds socials, they will surface through Roblox’s own link fields on the game or group record — this page re-checks those endpoints on every update and records the date. A “link” that appears anywhere else first is, by the check log above, not official. More: codes status · is it safe? · live status · homepage