Second game in the same continuity

Terminal 13: Not Human - The Official Record

House 13 is set years before Terminal 13, so the other half of this story has its own record layer: 32 badge records, four game passes and a description that names the shift. This page publishes that layer in full, including the four records that carry no description at all.

Official records, read 2026-09-28All 32 badge records listedNo walkthrough, no codes invented

What this page is

The Record Layer of the Game House 13 Leads Into

This is not a Terminal 13 wiki and not a walkthrough. It is the same kind of page this site publishes for House 13: what the game's own records state, dated, with every unnamed gap shown as a gap.

House 13’s official description states that the game is set years before Terminal 13, and both experiences are published by the same creator group, Dread Forge (group ID 33501450). Players who arrive through either game end up asking the same questions about the other one, and for Terminal 13 most of those questions are about objects the game names but never explains.

Terminal 13: Not Human publishes 32 badge records. Twenty-eight of them carry a description; four carry a name and nothing else. Between them they name an old computer, a USB drive and a set of codes, and none of the three entries says where the object is, what the code is, or what it opens. Those are the gaps this page exists to state clearly, because a list of invented answers is worse than a named gap.

Two things this page will not do: it publishes no code string, because no official record publishes one, and it does not describe the game’s route or its endings, because that layer belongs to a walkthrough rather than to a record. Where a number is missing below, the game’s own screens are the authority, not this page.

Official records

The Terminal 13 Record at a Glance

Read from the official Roblox games endpoint on 2026-09-28. Only stable record fields are listed; live counters such as visits, favourites and concurrent players are deliberately not published, because they move continuously and cannot be verified by the reader later.

Record field	Value
Creator group	Dread Forge (33501450), verified badge
Universe ID	9029463012
Roblox record created	2025-10-25
Last record update	2026-09-15
Maximum players per server	32
Listed genres	All, Adventure, Story
Badge records published	32, of which 28 carry a description
Game passes listed	4, all on sale

The experience description is written as the assignment itself, and is quoted here in full because the job it describes is what every Terminal 13 question starts from:

“You've been assigned to the night shift at Terminal 13. Your job is simple: scan passports, question travelers, and decide who gets through. Keep the terminal clean. Follow every protocol. And whatever you do... don't let the wrong ones through.”

The same description also carries the developer’s own note that the game is an independent creation inspired by Shift At Midnight, and a content warning for horror elements, loud sounds and disturbing visuals. Both are part of the published record rather than this site’s reading of it.

Badge database

All 32 Official Terminal 13 Badge Records

Every record's own name, its verbatim description where one is published, and the date that record was created. The grouping below is this site's editorial grouping so the table is readable; the game publishes no categories, and no group name here is an official one.

Shifts and progression

Records tied to reaching a shift. The names are the only progression numbers the record publishes: there is a base run with three named shifts and a second shift set at an outpost.

Record name	Verbatim description	Record created
Night Shift 1	“Your first night shift at Terminal 13.”	2025-11-02
Tutorial Completed	“Welcome to Terminal 13!”	2025-11-02
Night Shift 2	“Your second night shift at Terminal 13.”	2025-11-02
Night Shift 3	“Your third night shift at Terminal 13.”	2025-11-02
The Second Shift	“Welcome to your second shift. Things have changed.”	2025-12-23
Outpost Training	“You've completed your training, now work.”	2025-12-23
[The Second Shift] Night 1	“Your first night shift at the outpost.”	2025-12-23
[The Second Shift] Night 2	“Your second night shift at the outpost.”	2025-12-23
[The Second Shift] Night 3	“Your third night shift at the outpost.”	2025-12-23

Performance records

Records tied to how a shift is judged. The record names four verdicts and The Overseer, and states no threshold for any of them.

Record name	Verbatim description	Record created
Terrible Performance	“That wasn't very commendable...”	2025-11-02
Poor Performance	“You can do better...”	2025-11-02
Good Performance	“You did well, but not perfect...”	2025-11-02
Excellent Performance	“A perfectly well done job.”	2025-11-02
The Overseer	“Excessive civilian terminations detected.”	2025-12-04

Named figures

The two figures Terminal 13's records actually name. Both are records, not descriptions: neither entry explains what the figure is, where it appears, or how the record is reached.

Record name	Verbatim description	Record created
The Janitor	“Don't make a mess!”	2025-11-02
The Entity	“Don't let even one of them through.”	2025-11-02

Secret progression the records name

These four are the entries behind the USB, computer and code questions. Each one names an object or a goal and stops there.

Record name	Verbatim description	Record created
Old Computer	“An old computer suddenly turned on... What information does it hold?”	2026-01-23
A USB Drive....?	“Seems like it was dropped by an impostor...”	2026-01-23
Codebreaker	“Seems like these codes have a use after all. How many more are there?”	2026-01-23
Hunt for the Last Fragment	“Infected suppression protocol initiated. Threat reduction is required. This might be your only way out...”	2026-02-06

Endless mode

One record for the base run and one for the second shift, both asking the same open question.

Record name	Verbatim description	Record created
Endless Mode	“How many shifts will you survive?”	2025-11-20
[The Second Shift] Endless Mode	“How many shifts will you survive?”	2025-12-23

Seasonal records

Two dated event records. Both state their own eligibility window in the description.

Record name	Verbatim description	Record created
Thanksgiving	“Happy Thanksgiving 🦃! Given to everyone who joined Terminal 13: Not Human on the 27th November!”	2025-11-26
Christmas	“Merry Christmas 🎄! Given to everyone who joined from Dec 5 to Dec 31!”	2025-12-05

Outcome and phase records

Eight records whose names read as branches or phases. Four of them publish no description at all, so the record establishes that they exist and nothing about what they mark.

Record name	Verbatim description	Record created
Next Assignment	“What happens next...?”	2025-12-23
FALSE FREEDOM	“You chose to leave. The system stopped watching. But it hasn't stopped working.”	2026-02-22
RETURNED	“You chose to remain. Your work continues, just somewhere else.”	2026-02-22
ORDER RESTORED	“You left the terminal without authorization. The system responded.”	2026-02-22
Unauthorized Exit	No description is published for this record.	2026-02-22
Containment Layer Breached	No description is published for this record.	2026-05-14
Superior Eliminated	No description is published for this record.	2026-05-14
Transferred to the Next Phase	No description is published for this record.	2026-05-14

32 records read on 2026-09-28. Records can be added at any time and the four empty descriptions could be filled by the developer without notice; the count above is a dated reading rather than a permanent figure.

Store record

The Four Terminal 13 Game Passes

Read from the official game-pass endpoint on 2026-09-28. Prices are the listed Robux prices.

Pass	Listed price	Listing text
Show Impostors	159 R$	Listed for pointing out impostors pretending to be human.
Big Lobby (6 Players)	149 R$	Listed for playing with up to six players.
Infinite Revives	139 R$	Listed for instant, unlimited revives.
Faster Movement	89 R$	Listed for increased movement speed.

These are the same four passes, with the same names and the same prices, as House 13’s four. That makes the two stores directly comparable: a player deciding between the games is choosing between the same four options at the same Robux prices, and the House 13 side of that comparison is broken down pass by pass on the game pass pages.

Vocabulary map

Where the USB, Computer and Code Searches Come From

Each of these is a term players search for and each maps to an official record. The third column is the part that matters: what that record does not publish.

Search term	Official entry that names it	What the entry states	What no record states
usb	A USB Drive....?	“Seems like it was dropped by an impostor...”	Where it is, whether it is picked up, and what happens after.
computer code	Old Computer	“An old computer suddenly turned on... What information does it hold?”	Where the computer is and what the information is.
door code / exit code	Codebreaker	“Seems like these codes have a use after all. How many more are there?”	Any code string, any terminal or door, and any entry order.
all monsters / characters	The Janitor, The Entity	Two names, one line each.	Appearance, behaviour, location, and whether any other figure exists.
all endings	FALSE FREEDOM, RETURNED, ORDER RESTORED, Next Assignment	Four names written as branches.	What any branch contains, and how many branches the game has.
update	The Second Shift, Outpost Training, [The Second Shift] records	A second shift set, dated 2025-12-23.	What changed in that update beyond the record names.

Read the last column as the answer to most Terminal 13 code questions. The record establishes that these objects exist and gives them names; it gives no locations, no strings and no order. Anything more specific than that is a player’s reading of one session, and it belongs to the game rather than to this page. If a code later appears in an official channel, this page will be corrected on the date of that read rather than quietly edited.

The same discipline applies to the four records with no description. Unauthorized Exit, Containment Layer Breached, Superior Eliminated and Transferred to the Next Phase are published names whose text the developer has not written. They are listed as named gaps, not filled in from their titles.

Next step

Where the House 13 Side of This Story Lives

This page covers the other game's records. These pages cover the game this site is built around.

Continuity

Prequel Connection Explained

Release order against story order, the verbatim official line, and what nobody has published about how the two games connect.

House 13 core loop

Impostor Screening

The front-door decision the prequel storyline is built around, and how to run it without losing the windows.

House 13 catalog

All 13 House 13 Badges

The same kind of dated record table for this site’s own game, including its four named threats.

House 13 threats

Monster Counters

The Reacher, the Hitcher, the Nester and the Whistler, each with the verbatim official counterplay text.

House 13 run

Night Handbook

What changes night by night across the six-night, twelve-night and eighteen-night modes.

FAQ

Terminal 13 Record Questions

Answered from the official records above, including the questions whose honest answer is that no record publishes one.

Is there a Terminal 13 wiki?

This site is House 13's companion, not a Terminal 13 wiki, so treat this page as one dated record source rather than a wiki. What it does publish is the complete official badge catalogue for Terminal 13: Not Human (universe 9029463012) with each record's verbatim description and creation date, read on 2026-09-28. Community wiki projects and walkthrough sites cover the shift-by-shift route; the record layer here is the part that is first-party.

What are the codes in Terminal 13, or the door and exit codes?

No official Terminal 13 record publishes a code string, a door, or a terminal. The game's own records name three objects in this area: Old Computer, A USB Drive....?, and Codebreaker, whose description reads “Seems like these codes have a use after all. How many more are there?” Where the objects are, whether a code is typed, and what it opens are all unpublished, which is why this page lists no code. Any code list you find elsewhere is somebody's in-game reading, not a published value.

How many monsters or characters does Terminal 13 have?

Terminal 13's badge records name exactly two figures, The Janitor and The Entity. That is the limit of what the record establishes: it names them and gives no appearance, behaviour, location or count. Treat “all monsters” lists as community catalogues rather than something the game's own records confirm.

How many endings does Terminal 13 have?

Four records read as outcome branches: Next Assignment, FALSE FREEDOM, RETURNED and ORDER RESTORED. Their descriptions are written as consequences (“You chose to leave. The system stopped watching. But it hasn't stopped working.”) and none of them describes an ending, names an ending, or states how many branches exist. The number of endings is not a published figure.

Does Terminal 13 have the same game passes as House 13?

Yes. Both experiences list four passes under the same names and the same prices: Show Impostors 159, Big Lobby 149, Infinite Revives 139 and Faster Movement 89 Robux, read from the official pass endpoint on 2026-09-28. The listings' descriptions are also worded for the same effects, which makes the two stores a fair comparison point between the games.

What is the connection between Terminal 13 and House 13?

HOUSE 13's own official description states that it is “set years before Terminal 13”, and both experiences are published by the same creator group, Dread Forge (group ID 33501450). The connection is stated from House 13's side only: Terminal 13's description does not mention House 13. The full comparison, including what nobody has published about it, is on the prequel page linked below.

Official records for Terminal 13: Not Human read 2026-09-28. If the developer adds a badge, writes one of the four missing descriptions or changes the pass prices, this page will be corrected on the date of the next read rather than silently edited.