Scary Baboon Reimagined: How to Play With Friends and Survive Together
Yes, you can team up with friends in Scary Baboon Reimagined. Servers hold up to 20 players — here's how your group survives together: quiet movement, each monster's hunting style, and the scrap-to-gear loop.
Quick answer
Yes — Scary Baboon Reimagined is built for playing together: its official description tells players to team up with friends to survive, and each server holds at most 20 players, so your whole group fits in one session.
- The shared loop: collect scrap, sell it at the shop for gear, then use that gear to stay alive.
- Stay quiet and learn how each monster hunts — some react to every step, and some only move when you look away.
Yes — teaming up is part of the game
Scary Baboon Reimagined supports playing together from the start. Its official description tells players to collect scrap, sell it at the shop for gear, and team up with friends to survive, all while staying quiet and not getting caught. That same sequence — scrap, shop, gear, survive — is the core loop you share with your friends, and the game rewards staying quiet and avoiding being caught while you run it.
Teaming up is not something you unlock deep into the game either. It is one of the getting-started steps, coming right after selling your scrap for gear: team up with friends to stay alive as you move through the halls. In other words, the moment your group is in the same lab, playing together is simply how the game is meant to be played.
The 20-player server you share
Every server of Scary Baboon Reimagined holds at most 20 players, per the game's official Roblox server data. For a friend group, the cap has a simple meaning: your squad shares one session that can hold up to 20 players in total, your friends plus whoever else is in it. Everyone starts trapped in the same abandoned lab, with the same monsters roaming the halls, so your group is never surviving in a private bubble — the lab you loot and the monsters you dodge belong to everyone in that session.
The loop your group runs together
The co-op survival loop
Collect scrap
Gather scrap around the abandoned lab, staying out of the monsters' reach.
Sell it at the shop
Trade your scrap at the shop for gear.
Stay alive with gear
Use the gear you bought to keep yourself alive while you and your friends move through the halls.
This cycle is the game's core loop — the gear your group buys supports the next scrap run.
Your whole group runs this loop in the same lab: the same scrap spawns, the same shop, the same halls. What friends change is the staying-alive part. The getting-started steps pair moving through the halls with teaming up, so the intended image is a group moving and surviving together rather than a set of separate scavengers. The quiet discipline still applies to everyone — staying quiet is what keeps the group alive while it works the loop.
If your group wants to sharpen either end of the loop, the how to find scrap and how to sell scrap guides cover the details, and the laboratory map helps everyone learn the layout together.
Monsters decide how careful the group must be
The lab is not empty. Monsters roam its halls, and each one hunts in its own way: some hear every step, some only move when you look away, and some guard the elevators. The game is built around these different hunting styles, and that is exactly why coordinating quietly with your teammates matters — the danger is not one generic threat but several, each punishing different behavior.

A monster in a corridor of the abandoned lab — the kind of hazard your group moves through the halls to survive.
Because every monster hunts differently, the habits that keep a run alive are habits for the whole group, not just one careful player:
Checklist
- Keep your movement quiet
Some monsters react to every step.
- Watch monsters closely
Some monsters only move when you are not looking at them.
- Stay out of monsters' reach
Avoid getting caught by keeping your distance from whatever is hunting you.
- Keep scrap turning into gear
Collect scrap around the lab and sell it at the shop so the group keeps gearing up.
- Move through the halls as a team
The getting-started steps pair teaming up with friends with staying alive on the way through the halls.
Each hunting style has its own guide if your group wants to prepare before a run: sound-sensitive monsters punish noisy movement, look-away monsters move when you are not watching, and elevator monsters are worth remembering whenever your route passes an elevator. The full roster is on the monsters overview.
The game you and your friends are joining
One thing worth settling before your group jumps in: Scary Baboon Reimagined is a Roblox remake of the VR game Scary Baboon by Enver Studio LLC, created by the verified Roblox group VertexLabs. It is not the original VR title — the Roblox version's own credits thank Enver Studio LLC for creating the original. So if a friend says "try Scary Baboon" and you find yourself in this abandoned lab instead, you are in the Roblox remake of it, with the same core idea: stay quiet, avoid the monsters, and survive together.
More on surviving the lab
- Scary Baboon Reimagined beginner guide — the full basics for new players
- How to find scrap and how to sell scrap — the loop's two halves in detail
- Scary Baboon Reimagined lab exploration guide — getting around the map as a group
- Scary Baboon Reimagined lore — the story behind the lab you are trapped in
- Scary Baboon Reimagined solo survival guide — for runs when the group is not around
Related Guides
Solo Survival: Can You Last?
Play the whole scrap loop alone: what changes without teammates and how to survive the lab by yourself.
Monster Threats: Sound, Look-Away & Elevators
Learn the three described monster hunting styles — sound, look-away and elevator guarding — and how to respond to each one.
Lab Exploration: Explore Quietly
Explore the laboratory deliberately: quiet routes through its halls, scrap spots, and exits that keep you alive.
How to Find Scrap & Stay Hidden
Find scrap efficiently room by room, and keep monsters from noticing you while you carry it out.
