One map, one round format, 30 players per server — the documented structure of the game, plus the identity checks that keep same-name confusion out of it.
The Locust of MM2 runs on a single documented stage — the Locust's nest, the setting the official description traps players in, with map inspiration credited to @Zyleak. The system layered on top is a Survival / 1 vs All round: one player hunts as the Locust, up to 30 players share the server, survivors gather Keys and work toward the escape, and the round ends on survival or escape. Below that, public documentation thins out fast — no map layout, no named zones, no round timers, and no matchmaking rules have ever been published — so this page draws the map-system boundary honestly and puts the identity checklist where players actually need it.
Facts first, boundaries explicit.
The official description: "You've found yourself trapped deep inside the Locust's nest." The nest is the whole game world — a horror environment where the danger and the payout share the same corridors.
Official storefront (observed Sept 2026)
The description credits "Map Inspo: @Zyleak" — a nod the community reads as murder-mystery map DNA, consistent with the game's @Nikilis concept credit.
Official storefront (re-observed Sept 30, 2026)
Community guides describe the practical map grammar: key spawn points scattered through the nest, exit routes that end the run, and patrol lanes the hunter repeats. The layout itself has never been mapped publicly.
Community guide, Sept 7, 2026
Every system, from the storefront label down to what powers it.
| System | Documented state | Source (checked 2026-10-03) |
|---|---|---|
| Round format | Survival / 1 vs All: one hunter Locust against a lobby of survivors. | Storefront genre label; creator playthroughs (Sept 2026) |
| Server size | 30 players per server (launch snapshot). | Official page snapshot, Sept 6, 2026 |
| Win conditions | Survivors: survive the round and reach the escape. Hunter: run the clock down. | Storefront premise + Survival label |
| Progression | Keys earned in runs, spent in the reported shop; profile-tied, no trading. | Community guide, Sept 7, 2026 |
| Round timers, matchmaking, hunter pick | — | No public documentation for this place |
| Maps list, zones, layout | — | Single nest environment shown publicly; no layout ever mapped |
Two games, one name — the checks that keep them separate.
The official page showed 10,736 active players, 4,036 favorites, and 833.3K+ visits at the September 6, 2026 snapshot — roughly one month after the August 30 creation date.
Official storefront · checked 2026-10-03
Atlas lists “The Locust of MM2 [ORIGINAL]” in its Survival-genre discovery data with about 2.3 million lifetime visits and a September concurrent-player trend near 732 — a slower but still active baseline after the launch spike.
Analytics · checked 2026-10-03
The game sustains a steady creator-video footprint — horror-mode playthroughs titled around “MM2 HORROR MODE (The Locust of MM2)” and “I Found THE LOCUST in MM2” ran through September 2026, which is usually where new mechanics surface first.
Creator videos · checked 2026-10-03
The game takes place in the Locust's nest, per the official description, with the map credited as inspired by @Zyleak. Only one playable environment has ever been shown publicly; community talk of extra maps has not been bound to this place, and no map list, layout, or named zones are documented.
The storefront's Survival / 1 vs All label plus September 2026 creator playthroughs show the format: one player hunts as the Locust while the lobby survives, collects Keys, and tries to escape. Exact round timers, hunter-selection rules, and win screens beyond the escape premise are undocumented.
The official page's launch snapshot showed 30-player servers. That is the documented capacity; no party-size rules or private-server details have been published.
It runs in the standard Roblox client, so the usual Roblox platform support applies. Creator footage from autumn 2026 includes mobile and tablet play, but there is no official per-platform documentation for this place to cite.
No — that reversed-title experience is place 113385977463481, a separate game with its own map and systems. This page documents place 113447904853223 only, which is why map talk online so often looks contradictory: two games share one name.
Learn the nest's key grammar in one hour.
The hunter and survivors the map stages.
Turn the round payout into session plans.
The official-premise reference page.
The storefront watch for map or system changes.
Where announcements would surface for this place.
