Know the match before you queue
[CURE] Violence District is a casual asymmetrical horror match on Roblox. The official description puts five survivors against one killer. Survivors cooperate on objectives for a chance to escape. The killer hunts them and tries to stop that escape. A full server is six players.
The same description says the game is in Alpha. Expect bugs, and expect numbers on this site to move when the developers ship a change.
Survivor opening
- Spawn and move to a generator. Tutorials say the killer starts away from the survivor group, so the first quiet seconds are for repairs, not for wandering.
- Spread out. Putting every survivor on one generator lets one visit stop the whole team. Separate generators force the killer to choose.
- While you repair, look for the next window or pallet. Leaving early, often called pre-running, is described as better than starting the chase already cornered.
- Treat pallets as limited. The official text says they stun the killer and should be used wisely. Do not drop one because you heard a footstep.
- Help a teammate who is spiked only when the killer has left or is busy carrying someone. A rushed save next to the spike often creates a second down.
PC repair guides say to hold the interact control, which they identify as E, beside a generator. If your device shows a different prompt, use that prompt.
Killer opening
- Play The Slasher first. It is free. Lake of Mist is the stealth approach, and Pursuit is the chase and pallet tool.
- Walk a patrol between generators instead of chasing the first survivor into a long loop. Failed skill checks are loud and mark an active generator.
- Kick a generator you find in progress, then leave if the chase is not short. Killer tutorials say a long chase while five generators are still up gives the team the match.
- Break pallets you are given. Every pallet that stays up is a later loop.
After a few matches
Spend Emblems on one perk you understand, not a random row of the shop. One progression guide prices perks at 250 Emblems each. Keep your first item simple: a Bandage if you are alone, or a Motion Tracker if stealth killers keep arriving on top of you. Read the generator guide and the killer roster before you buy The Cure.