Which tool do you need?
| You want to… | Use |
|---|---|
| Play the 7x7 wire puzzle, time a full generator, and learn to spot Noli's fakes. | Generator Simulator |
| Spin for a random killer or survivor, filtered to what you own. | Character Wheel |
| Ten questions, one survivor and one killer that play like you. | Which Character Are You? |
What each tool does
⚡ Generator Simulator
Plays the generator puzzle the way the Official Forsaken Wiki describes it: five layers of 7x7 Numberlink with 2 to 13 numbered wire pairs, a stopwatch and per-layer splits. A second mode shows you a generator that may be one of Noli's fakes and asks you to call it, using the tells the wiki lists. Built for survivors who want faster layers and fewer Hallucination stacks. Open the generator simulator.
🎡 Character Wheel
Spins a fair random pick from the 21 main-roster characters, with filters for killers or survivors, free characters, survivor class and anything you have not unlocked. Results can be shared as a link, which makes it handy for randomizer challenges with friends or for deciding what to buy next. Open the character wheel.
❓ Which Character Are You?
Ten questions about how you like to play, matched against a trait profile for every character built from the wiki's class, playstyle and abilities. You get one survivor and one killer, with a link to each character's guide. It matches play style, not strength. Open the which character are you?.
Why these tools exist
Most of what people search for about Forsaken is a question a page can answer: who the killers are, what a map is called, how much a character costs. Some questions are better answered by trying something. You can read that a generator is five 7x7 wire puzzles, but you get faster by solving them. You can read the list of fake-generator tells, but you learn them by being fooled a few times somewhere it costs nothing.
Until now the main way to practise generators was inside Roblox, in practice games or at the lobby's Generator training spot. The Forsaken generator simulator puts the same 7x7 rules in a browser tab, adds a timer and a fake-generator drill, and works on a phone between rounds. The character wheel and the quiz answer the two questions people ask most before they spend Player Points: who should I play next, and who suits me?
How they are built
- Facts come from the wiki, with dates. Character health, speed, cost, class and abilities are read from each character's page on the Official Forsaken Wiki (the version read is recorded), and generator rules from its Generator page. When the wiki changes, the shared data file changes and every tool updates together.
- No invented statistics. Forsaken publishes no win rates or pick rates, so no tool shows any. The quiz matches play style, not strength.
- No game art. The wiki's images are licensed for non-commercial use only, so the tools draw their own boards, wheels and data cards.
- Nothing to sign up for. Your best times and settings stay in your own browser, and nothing is sent to us.
- They are fan tools. Forsaken Hub is not affiliated with the game's developers or Roblox. The simulator follows the documented rules, but it is not the in-game panel.
Pair a tool with a guide
Each tool links to the guides behind it. The simulator pairs with the generator puzzle guide and the Noli guide. The wheel and the quiz point to a full guide for every character on the killers and survivors pages. When you've picked a character, the tier list shows where they stand on the current patch, and the counter-pick guide shows which survivor answers which killer.
Getting the most out of them
- On a phone, use the simulator in portrait. The 7x7 board fills the width of the screen, and dragging a wire doesn't scroll the page while your finger is on the board.
- Drill one thing at a time. The game's setting can deal anything from 2 to 13 pairs; the Hard setting gives you only crowded 10–13 pair boards, which is where most time is lost.
- Share a result instead of a screenshot. The wheel and the quiz both give you a link that opens the same result for whoever you send it to.
- Check the date when the game updates. Each tool page shows when its numbers were last checked against the wiki. When a patch changes a character or the generators, the tools are re-checked along with the guides, and that date moves.
Found a number that doesn't match the game, or a tool that misbehaves on your device? The contact page reaches the editor directly, and corrections are made against the wiki rather than by guesswork.
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