About Bad Physics Wiki

Bad Physics Wiki is an unofficial fan site for the Roblox experience Bad Physics by Bad Physics Studios. The game launched on 29 October 2026 as a ragdoll physics sandbox: smash and launch dummies, customize weapons in the Gunsmith, roam eight trap-filled maps, drive vehicles, and call chaos events like Nuke, Dummy Rain, and Zombie Outbreak while leveling toward 100 on Bolts. This page explains how the wiki is organized so you can reach the right hub without wandering.

We are not affiliated with Bad Physics Studios or Roblox. For official play links and announcements, use the Links Hub. For live patch context, use Updates. Everything else on the site is community documentation written to help you progress faster and play smarter.

How the site is structured

Content is grouped into hubs (category overviews) and leaf pages (deep guides). English lives at the site root; other languages use prefixes such as /fr/ or /de/. Internal links in articles use trailing slashes and stay locale-agnostic in the source — for example [Codes](/codes/) — so each language build resolves correctly.

The header navigation mirrors those hubs. On desktop, open a category dropdown to jump to featured child pages; “View all” returns you to the hub when a list grows long. On mobile, the hamburger controls the nav tree while the language control stays separate.

Hub map — where to go first

Start here if you are new

• Getting Started — day-one orientation
• Group Rewards — FREE Bankshot + 500 Bolts
• Guides Hub — walkthroughs and how-to intent pages
• Wiki overview — this page

Progression and planning

• Codes Hub — promo codes when they exist (no invented codes)
• Tools Hub — player utilities
• Bolt guide — dailies, playtime, quests, group bonus, level tips
• Progression Guide — level 1–100 and Bolts spending
• Loadout planner — goal-based Gunsmith thinking

Meta and roster-style pages

• Tier List Hub — rankings to cross-check after balance
• Players Hub — controls, group rewards, community tips
• Friend Dummies — friend-face clip farming

Live ops and safety

• Updates Hub — how to track patches
• November 2026 patch notes — current changelog-style page
• Scripts Hub — script discussion with safety caution
• Links Hub — official Roblox, group, and YouTube URLs

If you only open three bookmarks, make them Links, Bolt guide, and Updates.

Suggested navigation paths

Path A — brand-new account
Links → join Bad Physics Studios for Bankshot + 500 Bolts → Group Rewards → Getting Started → Bolt guide → play → skim codes.

Path B — returning player after an update
Patch notes → retest loadout via loadout planner → compare tier list → adjust Bolts spend via Progression Guide.

Path C — looking for a specific answer
Start at the matching hub (guides for how-to, tools for farming/planning, updates for “what changed?”, links for official URLs). Use in-page FAQs — many articles ship FAQPage structured data for quick scans.

What you will find in a typical article

• A clear title and short description aimed at search intent
• A body with trailing-slash internal links to related pages
• Practical steps instead of filler
• An FAQ block for common follow-ups
• At most one YouTube embed when a real video helps (updates pages may embed official teasers)

We avoid fake promo codes, invented patch IDs, and placeholder “unfinished” stubs that pretend to be finished guides.

Languages

The wiki targets English, French, German, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese for this Roblox title. Use the two-letter language control in the header to switch. Legal pages (/terms/, /privacy/, /cookies/) stay English-only shared URLs.

Editorial principles

1. Studio sources first — YouTube channel UCva5OJrBrjVIb9tGiio5Omg, the Roblox experience page, and the Bad Physics Studios group beat random social screenshots.
2. Honesty about gaps — early November 2026 notes are thin; we say so on patch notes rather than fabricating details.
3. Useful cross-links — tools point to codes and guides; updates point to tools when balance changes spends.
4. Account safety — no support for malware, password phishing, or risky executors.
5. All-ages audience — the experience is now presented as all ages; writing stays clear for a broad Roblox audience.

How to report a problem

If a page contradicts the live game after a patch, check Updates first, then treat the in-game client as the source of truth until the wiki catches up. Prefer linking friends to hubs instead of outdated screenshots.

Related pages

• Links Hub — official destinations
• Guides Hub — tutorials
• Tools Hub — Bolt and loadout utilities
• Updates Hub — patch tracking
• Codes Hub — redeemables
• Players Hub — controls and group rewards

Welcome in — smash responsibly, claim your group Bolts, and use the hubs above whenever the sandbox gets delightfully out of hand.