❓ Dolly's Factory — Frequently Asked Questions

Dolly's Factory is a Roblox cooperative survival horror game by The Forever Studio. Up to 8 players choose Plushie characters, repair pink machines, avoid Rejects, and escape to the train at the end of each Zone.

Yes, completely free on Roblox. Some Plushies require DollyBucks to unlock, but DollyBucks are earnable in-game for free. Use active codes for a head-start.

Search 'Dolly's Factory' on Roblox.com or in the Roblox app, click Play, and join a server. You start with Buddy (free). Complete Zones to earn DollyBucks and unlock new Plushies and Charms.

Dolly's Factory is exclusively on Roblox, which runs on PC (Windows/Mac), mobile (iOS/Android), and Xbox. It is not available as a standalone game.

Buddy is your free starter — he's excellent for beginners due to his simple but effective Golden Rush ability. Your first purchase should be Thim (1,500 DB) for healing or Cinnabun (1,200 DB) for escape mobility.

Purchase them from the in-game shop with DollyBucks. Prices range from 1,200 DB (Cinnabun) to 4,000 DB (Queenie). See the full Plushies Guide.

Zorro, Koda, Jellybell, Queenie, and Doug are all S-tier. Zorro tops most lists for his ability to effectively run two machines at once. See our Tier List for full rankings.

Yes. Doug and Zorro are the best solo picks. Doug's underground invincibility gives you a reliable escape, and Zorro's clone can work machines independently while you handle others or run from Rejects.

Workaholic (1,750 DB Shop Charm) gives up to +40% machine repair efficiency — the strongest general-purpose charm. For survival, Stunmune (Epic Research Charm from Reject Jellybell) provides immunity to multiple Reject hits per run.

You earn Research points by surviving or outlasting specific Rejects. Each Reject type has a corresponding Research Charm. Enough Research unlocks and upgrades that charm. See the full Charms Guide.

You can equip multiple charms simultaneously. The exact number of loadout slots available depends on your account level. Prioritise charms that synergise — Workaholic + Rewarding Work is a classic pairing.

Never fail Skill Checks (the loud bang alerts all nearby Rejects). Use pallets to stun Rejects mid-chase. Break line of sight behind walls — most Rejects give up after 4–6 seconds out of view. Use your Plushie's ability at the right moment.

Reject Koda is the hardest to escape — he tanks multiple pallets and deals massive damage. Reject Jellybell is the most disruptive with her AoE stun. Both only appear in Boss Zones every 5th Zone.

If your Plushie is fully incapacitated, you are eliminated for that run. You respawn in the lobby. All DollyBucks and Research earned during that session are kept regardless of survival.

Click the 🎟️ Codes button at the top of the in-game screen, type your code, and press Redeem!. See all active codes here.

Redeem all active codes first. Then use Workaholic + Rewarding Work charms to maximise machine completion rewards. Surviving longer runs and completing Tough Machines are the best ongoing sources.

Yes. Codes are typically tied to milestones (likes, member counts) and seasonal events. They expire without notice. Check our Codes page regularly — we mark expired codes clearly.

Zones are infinite — you keep going until your team is eliminated. The difficulty scales every 5 Zones. Reaching Zone 100+ is considered a high achievement.

Every 5th Zone triggers a Boss Zone — either Reject Koda Zone or Reject Jellybell Zone (50/50 chance). These are significantly harder than standard Zones. See our Zones Guide.

A special mode with 25% chance per non-Boss Zone. Instead of machines, you collect Train Parts from around the map. Exclusive Rejects Doug and Rocky only appear here. Full details in the Zones Guide.