SEWER SCREAMS Players, Respect, and co-op

This Players Hub is about who you drop in with and what Respect is for, not a character database. SEWER SCREAMS does not ship a gacha roster. You play a survivor in liminal wet tunnels, on Roblox, in a shared server that holds up to 24 people. That is online co-op in the Roblox sense: one instance, many players, no local split-screen.

Kumis Studios’ own line is the whole economy of pride: flee the entity, retrieve the lost, and every ten levels choose to ascend or go deeper. Gain Respect. Pages under this hub split that into a currency view, a board view, and a grouping view: Respect, leaderboard, and solo and co-op.

Respect and the board

Players talk about Respect as the reason to refuse a safe extract. It sits next to leaderboard talk in videos and lobby chat. We do not invent point formulas, daily caps, or hidden multipliers. What we can say: going deeper at the ten-level fork is the published path to Respect, and people compare runs. Read Respect for the current prototype reading, then ascend or go deeper for the actual prompt.

If you only care about surviving, you can still ignore the board and extract. That is a valid player type. This hub exists so the Respect-chasers and the extractors stop arguing as if the game only supports one of them.

Solo versus a 24-player pipe

Open solo and co-op before you assume “more people is safer.” Shared servers add information (someone else found a drip, someone else screamed) and they add chaos (someone pops a balloon, someone sprints the wrong spur, someone spends the last revive). The entity does not care that you queued as a stack.

Practical rules that belong on the co-op page, summarized here:

• Agree the fork before level ten. One player banking and one player going deeper is a wipe with extra footsteps.
• Do not split to “cover more tunnel.” The prototype maze already repeats on you.
• Treat red balloons as a group hazard. One curious click ruins four people.
• Headphones still matter in a crowd. Voice chat will not replace the drip cue. See graphics and audio.

One co-op video mentions a cat. We log that as a player report, not as a confirmed companion system. If Kumis Studios makes it a real mechanic, it will move from rumor to the Updates Hub. Until then, do not plan a loadout around a pet.

Who this hub is for

• You want to know whether to queue solo or wait for friends: solo and co-op.
• You want to know whether to bank or push: Respect, run choices.
• You wiped because the group scattered: walkthrough and survive the entity.
• You thought this was a unit list: go back to the Tier List Hub for hazard ranks instead.

The experience is an early public prototype from Kumis Studios (verified group, owner poison_kumis). Server size 24, survival/escape, playable on Roblox. Maturity labels include mild fear and occasional mild violence. That is the player-facing warning: loud, flashy, not a cozy sim.

Play one session as a listener and one session as a caller. The sewers reward groups that pick a single job, not lobbies that all chase the same unconfirmed secret. Come back to this hub when the argument is about people, pride, or party size — not when the argument is about a missing promo code on Codes.