Silent Psycho Wiki

Welcome to the Silent Psycho Wiki, an independent fan resource for the Roblox horror game Silent Psycho [HORROR] by VI Entertainment (game ID 17853948370). Whether you are stepping into the abandoned asylum for the first time or returning for Chapter 2 content released in April 2026, this wiki collects walkthroughs, puzzle codes, badge lists, ending guides, control references, and community tools in one place.

What Silent Psycho Is About

Silent Psycho is a story-driven horror experience built around exploration, environmental puzzles, and timed escape sequences. Chapter 1 traps your group inside a decaying psychiatric facility where patient records, locked wards, and malfunctioning utilities hide the keys to survival. Chapter 2 expands the narrative into new wings and outdoor spaces with harder puzzles, fresh badges, and additional endings that reward careful observation.

The game supports solo play and co-op sessions for up to five players. Horror set pieces, chase sequences, and optional secret paths mean no two runs feel identical, especially when your team splits tasks or misses a hidden interaction.

How to Use This Wiki

Start with our Chapter 1 Walkthrough if you want a linear path from lobby to escape. Prefer strategy over step-by-step orders? The Chapter 1 Guide breaks down objectives, threat behavior, and decision points without spoiling every jump scare. Players hunting rare endings should read All Endings and Secret Endings, then track progress with our Ending Checklist tool.

Puzzle codes are a core mechanic. Silent Psycho does not distribute traditional Roblox promo codes; instead, you uncover room codes from charts, audio logs, and object placement. See our Chapter 1 Codes and Chapter 2 Codes pages for location-based references. If you play on multiple devices, bookmark the Controls Hub for PC, mobile, and console bindings.

Chapters at a Glance

Chapter 1 remains the entry point for most players. Expect ward keys, fire-related set pieces, spider encounters, and the Normal Ending most users finish first. Badges like Welcome, Spider Victim, Burnt Out, and First Escape map directly to milestones in this chapter.

Chapter 2 assumes familiarity with flashlight management and co-op roles. New badges including Chapter 2 Ending (~6.3%) and Outrunner (~7.0%) appear alongside harder code chains. See How to Get Outrunner and Chapter 2 Endings for badge-focused routes. Our Chapter 2 Walkthrough and Chapter 2 Map pages reflect April 2026 release details.

Badges, Items, and Cosmetics

Silent Psycho awards more than a dozen badges, from the universal Welcome badge to ultra-rare Secret Ending #1 at roughly 0.4% earn rate. Use our Badge Checklist to mark earned achievements locally in your browser. Gamepasses such as Blue, Red, Green, Purple, and Gold Flashlight (25–50 Robux), Steve and Vanessa characters (50 Robux), GHOSTFACE (250 Robux), Hazmat Dude (100 Robux), and Night Vision (75 Robux) are purely cosmetic.

Community and Updates

There is no official Trello from VI Entertainment. Our Community Resources page explains why fan wikis and Discord groups matter, and how this site stays updated after each patch. For patch notes and seasonal events, check Events and Updates regularly.

Tools and Interactive Trackers

Beyond static articles, this wiki hosts browser-based tools that persist progress locally. The Badge Checklist covers every known achievement from Welcome through Outrunner, including the ultra-rare Secret Ending #1 badge at roughly 0.4% earn rate. The Ending Checklist helps completionists avoid repeating full chapter runs when hunting missable branches.

These tools never connect to your Roblox account. They exist for convenience during long completion streaks across both chapters.

Platform and Accessibility Notes

Silent Psycho runs on PC, mobile, and console through the Roblox client. Control schemes differ enough that we maintain separate references for keyboard-and-mouse, touch, and gamepad layouts. Mobile players should review touch sensitivity tips on our Mobile Controls page before attempting stealth segments in the asylum.

Audio cues matter in both chapters. Headphones improve code-hunting and threat detection, though the game remains playable on speakers at reduced difficulty for reaction-based sequences.

Recommended First Steps

New players: complete the Chapter 1 Walkthrough, skim Co-op Tips if joining friends, and verify controls for your platform. Completionists: pair Secret Endings with the Ending Checklist and Codes Hub. Returning players jumping into Chapter 2 should read the Chapter 2 Guide before attempting secret routes alone.

For honest gameplay discussion, read our Review page. For community-sourced updates when no official Trello exists, see our Community Resources hub.