Beat the Tier 1 G.O.A.T. at Round 105
Study a complete owner-recorded clear with the exact 117-Dude roster, boss setup, consumable use, two lightweight clips, and per-Type victory statistics. Open the Round 105 G.O.A.T. build →
The current How Many Dudes Wiki
Versioned guides, system references, platform answers, and clearly attributed community knowledge for the full release.
Full releaseEnglish / USUpdated 15 Aug 2026Independent fan guide
Find a current answer
Section titled “Find a current answer”Act 1 Hacker–Construction route
Follow an owner-played Rounds 1–20 route with 12 optimized gameplay screenshots, exact Relic and merchant decisions, a recorded 24-slot roster, and RNG-safe substitutions. Open the Act 1 build route →
Continue the build through Round 60
Use uncut Act 2 and Act 3 recordings to track merchants, training, Food Dude, Smuggler, Relic choices, roster availability, and the Round 60 consumable sequence. Open the Rounds 21–60 progression →
Learn from a Tier 1 Round 94 failure
Inspect the exact 41/110 pre-fight roster, 156-turtle encounter and per-Type result statistics instead of copying a victory claim with no conditions. Open the Round 94 analysis →
Build around Lich and Thralls
Learn the official Enthrall loop, choose Thralls by function, place Unholy Grail deliberately, and compare current community ratios without pretending one is universal. Open the Lich build guide →
First full-release run
A short checklist distilled from the developer’s full-release guide: economy, Relic-pool control, survivability, and boss preparation. Open the starter checklist →
Move a save between devices
The developer-confirmed path for using a Rumpus account across Steam, Android, and iOS—plus a safe escalation path when the documented steps are not enough. Open cross-save setup →
Check release facts
Platforms, release date, roster size, families, modes, and the difference between the current release and the legacy browser build. Open the release reference →
Choose a platform
Current Steam, Android, iOS, Steam Deck, PS5, and Xbox status—without directing players to unofficial downloads. Check platforms and Steam Deck →
Choose and control Relics
See how Flyers and Families change the documented pool, then compare seven conditional Relic picks from the owner-played Act 1 route. Open the Relic-pool guide →
Compare modes and Tiers
Classic, Daily Dude, Rematch, Ensemble, Endless, and the three Challenge Tiers in one versioned reference. Open modes and challenge tiers →
How this wiki handles evidence
Section titled “How this wiki handles evidence”This is a wiki, not an institution’s review desk. A current official source can verify a reference fact; a public run, video, or discussion can support a clearly attributed Reported claim; and a transparent calculation can be Derived. Firsthand play is required only when this site says it personally tested, reproduced, measured, or ranked something.
Community builds and tier opinions can be published when their version, conditions, source, conflicts, and limits are visible. They will not be presented as universal facts. The wiki will also avoid copying the official Dudex into dozens of thin pages; entity pages must add relationships, version history, comparisons, documented runs, or another useful layer.
Where to go next
Section titled “Where to go next”Use the official DudexBest for current per-Dude, Relic, Trinket, and stat definitions.
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