Frequently Asked Questions

What Is Regaged?

Regaged is a social community built around multiplayer reality games. Meet other players, create alliances, play competitions, and take part in nominations and evictions.

What's the Required Age to Play on Regaged?

Regaged is not directed at children under 13. Contact the team if you believe an account needs an age-related review.

Which Games Are Available on Regaged?

Fastings: 15 players nominate and vote to evict. A POV holder is safe from nominations. The final three wait four hours before final standings and placement prizes are calculated, including in games containing bots.

Castings: 20 players compete through longer rounds. Keys, checks, and challenge scores help determine nominations and final placements, with keys carrying more weight in current games. Apples restore health; reaching zero health eliminates you.

Fast Mode Rookies: 13 players compete for HOH and POV. The HOH nominates, the POV can save a nominee, and players vote to evict. The final-four decisions determine the finalists, then the jury selects a winner.

Classic Rookies: 13 players play a slower format with HOH nominations, algorithm nominees, a secret POV, and eviction rankings. At the final four, the last HOH title remains displayed during the four-hour wait for final standings; the final HOH makes no nominations.

Survivor: Tribes compete in challenges, manage their food, water, and fire, and vote at Tribal Council. Each day lasts 12 hours. Both tribes play the challenge; the lower tribe total goes to Tribal Council during the next day. Voting for the previous loss happens alongside the new challenge, with both closing at day change. The previous losing tribe's top scorer keeps immunity for that vote. Check the weather before gathering resources. Winning tribes are safe; the losing tribe must vote someone out. At 10 remaining, human survivors share first place and earn the merge prize. Only those survivors are reordered, with humans before bots. Previously eliminated players keep their placements. If only bots survive, their original result remains. Only surviving humans carry into a new game without another entrance fee. That lobby fills to 20 under the normal enrollment rules, then all 20 are shuffled into two new tribes. This cycle repeats while real players survive. Bots-only survivors do not open another game. Practice Survivor ends at merge.

The Duel: 12 players compete in five-minute rounds. The immunity winner starts a save chain. The last unsaved player faces the lowest-ranked eligible opponent on their own list, excluding the immunity winner. The lower elimination score leaves the game.

Hunger Games: 30 players survive through archery, fights, weapons, bushes, and the cornucopia. Entry costs 20 R$ and the top six places receive Karma and R$ prizes. Fights allow 6 hours from the attack, ending when both scores are saved, either player runs, or the timer expires. Against bots, saving your minigame score ends the fight immediately with a player win, normal fight damage, and experience. Bots can play, but cannot win a scored fight or win by timeout against real players. Choosing to run still applies the normal penalty.

Stars: Planned, but not available to enroll in yet.

How Can I Enroll in a Game?

Choose a game, check its requirements, and enter a welcome message. A message is required, but spaces are allowed. Email verification is required for enrollment.

Do Empty Games Fill?

Supported lobbies fill remaining seats with bots after their waiting period, normally 15 minutes. New Hunger lobbies wait 24 hours before bots fill empty seats, and start immediately if all 30 seats fill with real players. Existing Hunger enrollment deadlines are preserved. The room's own countdown is the authoritative start time; special games may use a different deadline.

How Many Games Can I Play?

Your current enrollment eligibility is checked when you join. The Games page and your profile show your active games. Only one Hunger game can be open at a time, including its enrollment period. The next Hunger lobby opens after the current game finishes. After winning Hunger, you must wait four hours before joining another Hunger game.

Can Bots Win or Place Above Real Players?

Human finalists place ahead of bot finalists, keeping the normal order within each group. This applies only to players who actually reach the finale. Players eliminated earlier keep their original placements and prizes. If every finalist is a bot, the original bot result stays. Prize differences for eligible historical finalists use current bot-filled rates after previous awards are deducted; practice games remain prize-free. Human Survivor merge survivors share first place, and only surviving humans continue to the next game.

How Long Does a Finale Last?

Fastings enter a four-hour finale at the final three. Classic Rookies awards the final HOH at the final four and immediately starts its four-hour finale, with no further nominations or eviction votes. Castings at the final five, Fast Rookies at the final two, and The Duel at the final three. Final standings and placement prizes are determined when that clock ends, even in games containing bots. Survivor keeps its existing merge and ending rules. Hunger ends when a winner is determined and pays immediately; its winner then has a four-hour enrollment cooldown.

How Do Health and Supplies Work in New Hunger Games?

New games start at 70 health. Outside the cornucopia, health falls by 0.1 every two minutes, including while offline. Inside, food prevents that loss and restores 0.1 health every minute. Passive arrows arrive at random times, capped at 15 per 24-hour game day, even without food. Arrow limits are 15 outside and 30 inside. Extra arrows are kept on leaving, but further outside gains are blocked until below 15. Use the yellow chicken to enter and Hide to leave outside fights. Spectators see a gray chicken. Collecting a weapon or attacking an exposed player also enters the cornucopia; fighters return to hiding when their fight ends. Bushes stay available all game, with one search per player and shared safe locations. Weapon drops appear beside the chicken. Knives and axes take one minute to collect, maces three minutes, and swords five minutes. The weapon is stored automatically when the timer ends; hiding or entering combat cancels collection. Weapon XP bonuses are 1 for knives, 2 for axes, 3 for maces, and 4 for swords. Stored weapons are used automatically in fights. Each weapon pickup gives two uses; matching types stack and different types replace your stock. Each fighter uses one weapon per fight. Attacking winners earn 2 experience and defending winners earn 1; losers earn none. An unplayed fight blocks cornucopia gains and continues health loss, even with food. Saving your own score resumes cornucopia supplies and pauses passive health loss while waiting for your opponent. Ten sponsorship gifts are available across the whole cast. The updated rules also apply to ongoing Hunger games, preserving existing health, arrows, placements and submitted scores.

Can I Contact a Player Outside a Game?

Use the message button on their profile or your Mail. In-game private messages are separate from public comments.

Is It Free?

Creating an account, Fastings, Castings, and minigame practice are free. Some games and shop items cost R$, Regaged's virtual currency, which has no real-world cash value. Check the enrollment prices below before joining.

What Are Color Levels?

Color levels are purchased in the Color Shop when you meet their Karma requirement. Higher levels affect voting or betting strength and access to some site features. Game enrollment color requirements are temporarily lifted while the player base grows. Color levels and Karma progression remain, and entry fees still apply. The original game color requirements will return when games consistently fill with real players.

Color levels on Regaged

Color	Karma Needed	Price in R$	Strength
White	0	0	1x
Yellow	15	30	2x
Orange	30	40	3x
Light Green	60	50	4x
Green	90	80	5x
Blue	120	90	6x
Purple	180	100	7x
Red	200	120	8x
Brown	240	140	9x
Black	350	200	10x
Silver	600	300	11x
Gold	1,000	400	12x
Sky	1,300	500	15x
Blood	1,500	600	20x
TV Star	3,000	1,500	30x
Ultra Gold	5,000	2,000	32x
Titanium	10,000	2,500	34x
Holofoil	15,000	3,000	36x
Prism	20,000	3,500	38x
Diamond	25,000	4,000	40x

How Do I Earn R$?

Eligible game placements, daily login rewards, referral rewards, Rookies bets, auction sales, and shop sales can earn R$. A verified referral who enrolls in a game can earn the inviter 5 R$. Payout eligibility and anti-abuse limits apply.

How Do Blog Votes and Placements Work?

Blog votes are weighted by the voter's highest owned color level. Plus votes add points and minus votes subtract points. Voting stays open for three days. Yellow badges show the current top three while voting is open. New blogs save their final score and placement when voting closes; that final placement stays with the blog on its page, profile lists, and homepage listings. Include a game hashtag such as #fastings in a blog title or post to appear in that game's blog sidebar. Mention a player with @username in blogs, designs, or their comments; their color level replaces the @ when displayed, and incoming mentions appear in Last mentions on their profile.

How Do Daily Login Rewards Work?

Visit while logged in to receive the day's reward automatically. A system DM tells you how many days in a row you have visited and how much R$ you received. Days 1–7 award 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, and 45 R$, totaling 150 R$ every seven consecutive days. The reward cycle repeats while your streak continues. Missing a day resets the streak and the next reward to day 1. Rewards are money only, once per UTC calendar day, with no claim button or popup.

Game Enrollment Prices

Game	Required Level	Entry in R$
Fastings	Any level	0
Castings	Any level	0
Fast Mode Rookies	Any level	10
Classic Rookies	Any level	15
Survivor	Any level	20
The Duel	Any level	25
Hunger Games beta	Any level	20

How Much Karma and R$ Do I Win per Game?

Rewards depend on your final placement. K means Karma; R$ is Regaged's virtual currency. The table shows full base prizes for all-human games. A live game containing any bots pays 50% of each Karma and R$ prize, with each amount rounded up.

Table 2. Prizes for Regaged games

Pos	Fastings	Castings	Fast Rookies	Classic Rookies	The Duel	Survivor	Hunger Games	Stars (planned)
1	12K - 12R$	80K - 50R$	25K - 60R$	120K - 70R$	5K - 30R$	Make merge 50K - 20R$ Voted out: 0K - 0R$	160K - 300R$	500K - 1000R$
2	5K - 10R$	40K - 25R$	10K - 25R$	50K - 40R$	3K - 15R$		80K - 100R$	100K - 350R$
3	3K - 6R$	20K - 15R$	3K - 15R$	25K - 30R$	1K - 5R$		60K - 75R$	70K - 300R$
4	0K - 0R$	10K - 12R$	0K - 10R$	15K - 20R$	0K - 0R$		40K - 60R$	0K - 150R$
5	0K - 0R$	8K - 10R$	0K - 10R$	10K - 15R$	0K - 0R$		20K - 40R$	0K - 100R$
6	0K - 0R$	6K - 8R$	0K - 0R$	6K - 0R$	0K - 0R$		10K - 20R$	0K - 0R$
7	0K - 0R$	5K - 7R$	0K - 0R$	5K - 0R$	0K - 0R$		0K - 0R$	0K - 0R$
8	0K - 0R$	4K - 6R$	0K - 0R$	4K - 0R$	0K - 0R$		0K - 0R$	0K - 0R$
9	0K - 0R$	3K - 5R$	0K - 0R$	2K - 0R$	0K - 0R$		0K - 0R$	0K - 0R$
10	0K - 0R$	2K - 4R$	0K - 0R$	1K - 0R$	0K - 0R$		0K - 0R$	0K - 0R$
11	0K - 0R$	1K - 3R$	0K - 0R$	0K - 0R$	0K - 0R$		0K - 0R$	0K - 0R$
12	0K - 0R$	0K - 2R$	0K - 0R$	0K - 0R$	0K - 0R$		0K - 0R$	0K - 0R$
13	0K - 0R$	0K - 2R$	0K - 0R$	0K - 0R$	-		0K - 0R$	0K - 0R$
14	0K - 0R$	0K - 0R$	-	-	-		0K - 0R$	0K - 0R$
15	0K - 0R$	0K - 0R$	-	-	-		0K - 0R$	0K - 0R$
16	-	0K - 0R$	-	-	-		0K - 0R$	0K - 0R$
17	-	0K - 0R$	-	-	-		0K - 0R$	-
18	-	0K - 0R$	-	-	-		0K - 0R$	-
19	-	0K - 0R$	-	-	-		0K - 0R$	-
20	-	0K - 0R$	-	-	-		0K - 0R$	-
21	-	-	-	-	-		0K - 0R$	-
22	-	-	-	-	-		0K - 0R$	-
23	-	-	-	-	-		0K - 0R$	-
24	-	-	-	-	-		0K - 0R$	-
25	-	-	-	-	-		0K - 0R$	-
26	-	-	-	-	-		0K - 0R$	-
27	-	-	-	-	-		0K - 0R$	-
28	-	-	-	-	-		0K - 0R$	-
29	-	-	-	-	-		0K - 0R$	-
30	-	-	-	-	-		0K - 0R$	-

Survivor awards its merge reward when you advance, rather than paying every numbered placement. A dash means that placement does not exist in that format. Hunger pays the top six places. Stars prizes are shown for reference; Stars is not available yet.

Base prizes for Fastings, Castings, Fast Rookies, Classic Rookies, Survivor, Hunger, and planned Stars match Tengaged's archived FAQ from June 15, 2024. The Duel keeps Regaged's existing prizes because that archived table does not list The Duel. Existing Hunger games retain their saved entry fee and prize settings; the prices and prizes above apply to new Hunger games.

All-human live games award 100% of the prizes above. Live games containing bots award 50%, rounded up separately for Karma and R$: a normal prize of 5 Karma and 7 R$ becomes 3 Karma and 4 R$. There are no daily game payout caps. The reduced rate still applies if the bots are eliminated before the game ends. Practice bot modes pay no rewards, and bot accounts never receive prizes. Entry fees stay the same.

Betting on Classic Rookies

Yellow-level players and above can bet while a game's betting window is open. Your maximum wager is twice your color strength. View open bets through your profile or a Rookies game's betting page; final placement determines the return.

What Are Fraternities and Sororities?

Fraternities and sororities are player communities for friendships and alliances. Creating one requires Ultra Gold level or higher. Stars-related seat features depend on Stars becoming available.

What Are Groups and Group Games?

Groups are player-run communities where hosts can organize their own games and discussions. Each group can set its own admission and game rules.

How Does the Designs Game Work?

Upload a transparent 200 by 230 PNG in Add Design. Backgrounds can cover the canvas. Each player can have four active designs; votes award points during a three-day window, and the highest-point eligible design enters auction every twelve hours. Public previews are JPEGs, separate from wearable PNGs.

How Do the Shops Work?

Browse Shops for colors, auctions, and the Shopping Game. Players can stock their own submitted designs in eligible shops. Price, stock, and purchase or gifting windows follow the shop rules; weekly player shops compete for continuation.

How Do Minigames and Challenges Work?

Practice the restored competitions for free. Scored challenges inside a game are separate attempts: use the game's competition page and wait for the score to save before leaving. The leaderboard tracks eligible saved scores.

How Do I Report a Problem?

Use Contact for bugs, cheating, moderation, or account help. Include relevant page or game links. Never send your password.