Rocket Rush Worlds

Rocket Rush currently has four public Place records in Roblox universe 10766687030: the root experience named Rocket Rush, World 2 // Factory, World Legacy // OG, and Freeroam // City. A Place record proves that the destination belongs to the universe. It does not prove that a portal is active, that every player can enter it, or that the order and rewards have remained unchanged during beta.

Use the live world selector, portal, or course transition to confirm access. Keep the exact Place ID with any route note so advice for Factory, Freeroam, Legacy, and the unnamed root course cannot be mixed.

Official Place index

The list was checked against Roblox’s official universe Places endpoint on October 4, 2026. Names and IDs are official platform data; the practical access notes remain deliberately narrower.

Start with the root experience

The official play button opens Place ID 131234943387594. The public Place name is Rocket Rush, not “World 1,” but an enabled badge called Finish World 1 confirms that the game recognizes a first-world completion goal. Until the live interface reveals a formal course name, use “World 1” for the badge intent and “root Place” for the verified destination.

Open Settings before launching. Learn a normal finish without adding low-fuel, long-afterburner, or damage-free challenges. Record visible checkpoints, warnings, and the exact finish condition from the current build rather than assuming a linear route.

The World 1 Guide gives a cautious completion plan based on course badges and the root identity.

Treat Factory as its own destination

World 2 // Factory has its own official Place ID, and the badge catalog includes Finish World 2. Those facts support a dedicated guide. They do not publish the unlock requirement, whether transition happens automatically, or what Factory contains.

When the live game presents Factory, confirm that the destination name or Place ID matches 72310816487408. Note whether progress carries across the transition and which interface returns you to the root. Keep route observations attached to this Place so they cannot be mistaken for World 1.

Use World 2 Factory for the preparation and verification checklist.

Understand Freeroam City

Freeroam // City is an official Place name and strongly indicates a city free-roam destination, but the public API gives no description. It does not establish whether the Place is available to everyone, whether enemies or fuel behave the same way, whether progress saves, or whether it has a finish.

Approach it as an exploration space until the current UI states a goal. Identify entry and exit first, then test systems individually. Do not carry a course badge strategy into Freeroam without evidence that the same completion rules apply.

The Freeroam City Guide explains how to map a session without inventing landmarks.

Understand Legacy OG

World Legacy // OG is also an official Place. The words Legacy and OG indicate an older world context, but they do not reveal which version it preserves, whether it is playable, or whether it grants current progression.

If the live experience offers access, label every observation as Legacy and record the date. Avoid recommending it as the main World 1 route until the current game explicitly does so. Old geometry or mechanics may be useful for comparison without representing the active course.

Use World Legacy to separate verified identity from live access and reward questions.

Record a route that survives updates

A good route note starts with the Place ID, current date, platform, and visible destination name. Then record the entry point, one landmark, a hazard or enemy cue, a major turn, any checkpoint feedback, and the finish or exit signal.

Use directions tied to stable visual landmarks instead of exact seconds. Speed, fuel balance, and spawn timing can change during beta. “Turn after the large factory doorway” remains useful longer than “turn at 18 seconds” if an earlier segment is retuned.

Separate an observation from a rule. One automatic transition does not prove every player has the same unlock. One reward does not prove a fixed reward table. Repeat the current path or pair it with explicit UI text before making the claim dependable.

World completion badges

Finish World 1 and Finish World 2 have enabled public records but blank descriptions. Their names support the completion goals only. Course Clear is more explicit: finish a full course without being destroyed. Running on Fumes adds a finish under 5% fuel, while Second Chance requires using a revive and then finishing the same run.

These goals may overlap on a course, but the public records do not state which Places qualify for each. Work on one condition at a time and let the badge award confirm eligibility.

Choose a destination

Worlds FAQ

How many Places are publicly listed?

Four were returned by the official universe Place list on October 4, 2026.

Is the root Place definitely World 1?

The root is named Rocket Rush, while a separate badge says Finish World 1. The relationship is likely but the formal Place name and current selector should be checked in game.

How do I unlock Factory?

No public source states the current unlock. Follow the live world interface and confirm the destination Place ID when it opens.

Do Freeroam and Legacy award progression?

Their Place records do not answer that. Check live UI, result screens, and saved progress before relying on either for rewards.

Official source

The index uses the Roblox universe Places record, checked October 4, 2026.