Escape The Tsunami Guides

Welcome to the Guides Hub for Escape The Tsunami on Roblox. These tutorials focus on STOP INC.’s treadmill-and-obstacle loop: raise Speed, race the tsunami, earn Wins, buy pets, and unlock harder worlds. Start with fundamentals, then branch into world-specific clears. The PC nav dropdown shows up to eight entries—use View all Guides for the full list when you add Frozen, Rainbow, and craft pages.

Recommended reading order

1. Getting started — lobby layout, first Wins, day-one mistakes
2. How to train speed — treadmill, pets, level stacking
3. How to survive the tsunami — high ground, pacing, wipe recovery
4. How to get pets — egg costs and equip rules
5. How to unlock worlds — Win thresholds and portals
6. Volcano World guide — first major map jump (~15 Wins)
7. Frozen World guide — Ice pets and ~50 Wins gate
8. Rainbow World guide — late Rainbow/Beach portals
9. Craft pets — Gold / Diamond / Rainbow badge crafts

Cross-check spending with the pets tier list and Wins planner.

Who these guides help

New players stuck under 5 Wins, returning players unlocking Frozen or Rainbow-style maps, crafters chasing badge pets, and F2P runners who refuse to buy the Deadly Treadmill until they understand clear times. Each guide stays inside Escape The Tsunami systems—no Brainrots collectable loops, no trench farming from other titles.

How to use a guide session

Read the overview, attempt one focused practice block (train → clear → spend), then return to the FAQ. If a mechanic changed after a patch, compare notes with patch notes and the worlds wiki. Controls always live on the controls page.

Depth over fluff

Every guide aims for practical checkpoints: target speeds, pet purchase order, when to stop training and run, and what to buy next. Pair Guides with Tools for planners and Tier List for rankings. Codes status sits under Codes if you came here hunting free Wins.

Pick a page above and start grinding smarter—your next clear should feel earned, not lucky.

How Guides connect to the rest of the wiki

Guides are the narrative path; Wiki pages are the glossary; Tier Lists are the shopping ranks; Tools are the pre-flight checks. If you only read Guides, you may still overspend Wins. If you only read Tier Lists, you may still die to bad platforms. Rotate: technique page → checklist → purchase page. After patches, return here before random YouTube myths rewrite your plan.

Each guide below solves a search-style question: how to play, how to get pets, how to unlock worlds, how to survive. Open one, finish its practice block, then mark the next guide. That serial approach beats opening six tabs and learning none of them. When you need definitions mid-run, jump to wiki hub without losing your place in the curriculum.

Deeper notes for guides

Spend a full session applying only this page’s advice before opening a different hub. Take one screenshot of your pet multiplier and one screenshot of your portal requirements so you can compare after the next update. If a friend gives conflicting advice, ask which place ID they mean and whether their tips assume Brainrots trenches. Correct game identity prevents almost every bad build path.

When you finish the session, write three bullets: what worked, what failed, what you will buy next. Those bullets should reference concrete pages such as guides hub, tier list hub, tools hub, wiki hub, codes hub, scripts hub, or updates hub depending on the gap you discovered. This reflection loop is how unofficial wikis become personal coaching instead of background reading.

If you still need volume of practice, repeat the same clear route five times rather than hopping randomly between worlds. Mastery stacks. Randomness does not. Return here after patches so guides advice stays aligned with live Roblox behavior, and keep your Wins pointed at multipliers that shorten the next training block instead of cosmetics that only change screenshots.