Debt Hunt Controls

Debt Hunt uses standard Roblox R15 movement with extra contract actions: interact with boxes and nodes, fire a first-person weapon, use a camera, and carry a wounded teammate. The studio has not published a full keycard, so this page maps Roblox defaults plus the actions official media and badges require. Rebind anything your hands cannot hit while sprinting. Then go back to Getting Started or how to play.

PC defaults (Roblox baseline)

Action	Default	Contract note
Move	WASD	Strafe while aiming; do not hold W into the wolf
Camera look	Mouse	First-person stills are the combat view
Jump	Space	Bad for night skylines; you silhouette yourself
Sprint	Shift	Slow and Steady is a no-sprint win, not a recommendation
Interact / pick up	E or click	Boxes, ores, treasures, Gems, doors
Attack / fire	Left mouse	Official gun stills; ammo is not infinite
Aim / zoom	Right mouse	Use before you dump a magazine into trees
Camera tool	Number key / hotbar	Master Photographer needs 1000 shots — keep it hotbarred
Drop / throw	G (common Roblox)	Do not drop a Gem in a panic
Crouch	C or Ctrl	Interiors at night
Carry teammate	Interact on downed player	Overview art shows a two-person carry

If a bind does nothing, you are in the Update 1 lobby, a menu, or a tutorial lock. Close the menu. Controls in a match are worthless if you never queued — finish onboarding first.

Mobile / tablet

Roblox on-screen stick + jump is enough to walk into a tree. Before your first Easy contract:

1. Enable dynamic thumbstick and raise sensitivity until you can track a teammate.
2. Put Interact on a large custom button. Boxes are the quota.
3. Put Sprint where your thumb will not mash jump.
4. Move fire off the exact same cluster as interact or you will shoot supply lids.
5. Use a two-thumb carry: one holds move, the other taps interact on the body.

Mobile players should prefer solo runs or a patient co-op squad. Last Man Standing is easier when nobody can tap carry.

Actions people forget

Photography. The camera is not Roblox’s privacy camera. It is an in-round tool with a badge. Put it on a key you can hit without opening the full hotbar. Shoot highlighted subjects; do not photograph dirt.

Mining and breaking. Ores and planks are hold-interact or melee-on-prop. If your pick animation never starts, you are on the wrong tool. Loadout swaps belong in loadouts.

Carry. Walk into the downed teammate and interact. You move slower. Sprint only in short bursts. Dump them inside the rally from survive sunset, not in the open timber.

DarkMarket UI. That is a menu. Tab or the shop prompt. You cannot aim while it is open. Do not open it at sunset.

Settings that matter more than skins

• Shift lock (PC): useful for kiting, deadly if you forget it is on and strafe into a wall.
• Graphics: lower shadows at night so you can see the eye gleam. Pretty trees are how you miss a carry.
• Volume: mining and footsteps matter more than music.
• Performance: a 50-player server can hitch. Frame spikes during a hunt are deaths.

Practice drill (five minutes in Easy)

1. Open two boxes without firing.
2. Take five camera shots.
3. Break one plank gate.
4. Sprint 20 meters, stop, listen.
5. If a friend is in the server, carry them ten meters and drop in cover.

If you cannot do that in daylight, you will not do it at sunset. Return to the guides hub for the rest of the loop, and keep a run checklist on a second monitor so binds stay out of the argument.