Season 2 — Now Complete

ROBLOX MIRROR

Something is wrong inside the server. Nine episodes. No survivors.

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The Show

What Lives
In The Server

Roblox Mirror is an original audio drama recorded entirely in the dark, about what happens when children's games go wrong in ways no one is prepared for.

Season 2 follows nine interconnected episodes — each one a new nightmare, each one bleeding into the next. History, myth, and the uncanny collide inside a world that was never supposed to be scary.

It was always supposed to be fun. It stopped being fun a long time ago.

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Episodes
S2
Season Two
Respawns
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Safe Zones

Season Two

All Episodes

Episode 01

The Lightning Strikes Twice

You thought the storm was over. The server had other plans. Season 2 opens with a thunderclap that shakes the foundation of everything you thought you knew about this world.

20:56

Episode 02

The Gettysburg Blaster

A history lesson goes terribly wrong. Someone brought something to the battlefield they were never supposed to have. And now the field won't let them leave.

16:16

Episode 03

The Underground Railroad of Kids

They were trying to escape. Every tunnel leads somewhere. Not every somewhere is where you want to end up.

14:44

Episode 04

Mary Had a Little Lamb

The lamb followed her everywhere. That was sweet, once. Now it follows her into places lambs were never meant to be — and it won't stop watching.

10:28

Episode 05

The Emancipation Hacklamation

Freedom was promised. The price wasn't. An act of digital liberation unravels something buried deep in the game's code — something that was chained there for a reason.

18:23

Episode 06

Going In

The mission was simple. Get in. Get what you need. Get out. Simple missions have a way of becoming the ones you never come back from.

7:52

Episode 07

Franken-Fathers

What do you get when you try to rebuild what's broken? Sometimes you get something worse than the original. The experiment begins. It will not end cleanly.

13:56

Episode 08

The Starlift

They said it would take you somewhere better. Up above everything. Past the ceiling of the world. They were right about one thing — you won't come back the same.

21:60

Episode 09

Do Not Listen

If you are reading this, it is already too late. You have already heard it. You already know what it said. There is nothing left to do but wait.

12:45


Bonus Content

Scary Stories
From The Server

The Guest Account

Nobody knows when the Guest account first appeared. There are no logs. No join timestamp. No IP address. Just a single username — Guest_000000 — that shows up in server histories going back further than the game itself.

Players who have encountered it describe the same thing: the account doesn't move the way players move. It doesn't walk toward you. It arrives. One frame it is across the map. The next it is standing behind your character, close enough that its shadow falls over your screen.

It never speaks. It never attacks. It just stands there until you log off.

The worst part: when you log back in, it's already there. It was waiting.

The Map That Loads Wrong

Every few months, someone posts a screenshot. Always the same game, always the same map — except something is wrong. The geometry is off. Hallways lead to rooms that shouldn't exist given the floor plan. Doors open onto drop-offs into a void that isn't supposed to be there.

The developer has looked into it every time. No modified files. No corrupted assets. The map loads correctly on their machine. Every time.

The players who screenshot it share one detail they always bury at the bottom of their posts, like they're embarrassed to mention it: there's a sound in those wrong rooms. A low hum. Almost like breathing.

Nobody has ever found the source of the sound. Nobody who stayed long enough to look for it has posted a second screenshot.

The Name In The Leaderboard

It ranked third. Just third — not first, not last, the kind of position nobody screenshots. The username was a string of characters that couldn't be typed on any keyboard. Not unicode. Not ASCII. Not any character set anyone had ever seen.

The moderation team tried to flag the account. The flag didn't take. They tried to ban it. The ban processed. The account disappeared.

Three days later it was back on the leaderboard. Still third. The score hadn't changed. The account had not been played. The timestamp on the last active session was from before the game existed.

The team deleted the leaderboard entirely. Replaced it with a new one. Clean slate.

When the new leaderboard loaded, it had one entry. Third place. The same name. Score: zero.


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