How to Play WHO FARTED? (Beginner Round Walkthrough)

Quick answer

In each WHO FARTED? round, one player is secretly the Farter and everyone else must work out who it is before they get farted on. The hidden Farter tries to stay unidentified while picking the lobby off; the rest of the players try to identify and vote out the Farter — or complete all their tasks — before becoming the punchline.

• Genre: a free Roblox party game in the Survival / 1-vs-All style.
• Developer: Badass Experiences, hosted at an official verified place (released August 2026).
• Lobby size: up to 10 players per server.
• Two documented survivor win paths: vote the Farter out, or finish all tasks.

What WHO FARTED? is

Every capture of the game tells the same story: one secret farter, everyone else trying to find them before they get farted on. With a lobby capped near 10, each accusation, silence, and movement choice carries visible weight.

One caveat on origins: the official Roblox listing confirms the game's identity and the "By Badass Experiences!" byline but contains no gameplay description at all, so the round mechanics in this walkthrough come from community guides and recorded gameplay, not developer documentation. If the game is updated, re-check the flow below against what your client actually shows.

The two roles and how each side wins

A round splits the lobby into exactly two sides, and roles reset each round. Guides and footage document no sub-roles, no passive-ability sheet for either side, and no third team. Because in-game labels can shift between patches, trust the on-screen objective text over memorized wording.

Comparison

Comparison

Role	Who You Are	How This Side Wins	Documented Notes
The Farter (hidden)	The lobby's secret threat. You know your identity; everyone else does not.	Stay unidentified long enough to secure the round win — land your farts without being correctly identified and voted out.	Guides describe the Farter as winning "by staying hidden long enough to land their moment"; footage shows the Farter eliminating players and surviving discussion votes.
Everyone else (innocent / survivor / finder — labels vary by patch)	Any player not selected as the Farter. On-screen labels have been seen as innocent or survivor and can change between updates — trust the current client text.	Identify the farter using checkable info before you become the punchline. Recorded rounds additionally show a task-completion win: finishing all tasks ended a round with "The survivors won."	Guides frame this side's win as "correctly identifying and stopping the threat." Task completion and voting the Farter out are both documented win paths; neither is ranked as the "real" objective.

Before your first round

Redeem steps

• Launch from the official place

  Start WHO FARTED? from Badass Experiences (max ~10 players) and confirm you are on the real place — not a copycat fart game with a similar name.

• Queue for a full-ish server

  Sparse lobbies change the social math: silent players stand out more, and aggressive pushes land harder in a half-empty room.

• Confirm your controls

  Check camera, sprint, emote, and chat on your device before the round starts.

• Treat early rounds as calibration

  Learn how fast the lobby accuses and whether it memes or sweats before drawing conclusions about player behavior.

How a WHO FARTED? round flows

The sequence below is a round as captured in gameplay footage. Treat specifics like the task counter and countdown timer as per-round values rather than fixed rules. The two captured rounds also play differently — one runs tasks with power sabotage and emergency-button meetings, while the other is quiet hide-and-avoid with the Farter searching room to room — so neither style is confirmed as the only standard format. Read what your round gives you.

First session flow

Pre-round

Vote for the map

The lobby votes on which map to play before the round starts.

Round start

Check your secret role

Each player privately learns their role — one Farter, everyone else a survivor.

During the round

Work tasks (survivors)

Survivors spread out on tasks while a shared counter tracks progress; footage showed "7 out of 24 tasks complete," a per-round number, not a fixed rule.

During the round

Handle Farter pressure

Being farted on eliminates you. The Farter can cut the power and force survivors to find the power box, and proximity callouts like "the suspect is on the same level as us" mean the Farter is close.

Any time

Trigger a meeting

Players start a team discussion with the emergency button or by reporting a farted player.

After discussion

Vote

A wrong vote eliminates an innocent and leaves the Farter in play; a correct vote ends the round for the survivors.

Round end

Reach an end state

Survivors win by voting out the Farter or finishing all tasks ("The survivors won."); the Farter wins by farting on everyone ("Farta got everyone.") or outlasting the lobby as the clock runs down (one captured round hit its final minute).

Next round

Roles reset

A new round begins with a new secret Farter.

Meetings: the button, reporting, and votes

The round's social interrupt works like this in footage: any player who sees someone who has been farted — or wants to force information — triggers a meeting by pressing the emergency button or reporting the body. Everyone gathers for a team discussion, compares notes, and votes. A wrong call eliminates an innocent and leaves the round unchanged: in one captured round, the lobby voted out Grace only to realize "the farter is still among us." A correct call eliminates the Farter and ends the round in the survivors' favor. Guides also caution that the exact UI labels and prompts for these steps can change after patches, so read the on-screen objective rather than memorizing wording.

What survivors do in a round

Captured rounds show survivors playing two ways — running tasks, or hiding quietly while hunted — and the behaviors below draw on that footage. Being farted on eliminates you, so everything here serves one of two goals: finish the work or stay off the Farter's radar.

Checklist

• Work your taskshigh

  "Follow the white outlines. It's going to take you to your task." Tasks are the survivors' main activity and one documented win path — one creator described the game as "Fleet the Facility mixed with Murder Mystery 2."

• Watch the task counter and the clockhigh

  A shared counter tracks lobby-wide progress, and a countdown timer creates end-of-round pressure.

• React to sabotagehigh

  When "the power's out," find and repair the power box to restore it. Treat lines like "the suspect is on the same level as us" as a proximity warning that the Farter is nearby.

• Stay quiet when huntedmedium

  One captured round shows survivors hiding silently while the Farter searches room to room — "you got to be really quiet don't make no noise," "just wait for him to come down" — while the Farter calls "I smell you from upstairs."

• Remember: getting farted on eliminates youhigh

  "If we get farted, we're dead" — keep your distance once you suspect who the Farter is.

• Report what you seehigh

  Spot somebody who has been farted? Press the button or report it to force the meeting described above, where the lobby guesses who the Farter is.

• Spectate politely after eliminationlow

  Guides keep post-elimination advice simple: "When you are out, do not spam." Treat watching as a chance to learn for the next round.

What the hidden Farter does in a round

If the private role reveal names you as the Farter, everything below follows from one fact: you know who you are and the lobby does not. These are the mechanics visible in guides and recorded play — no additional Farter tools beyond these are documented.

Tips

Stay secret

Your win depends on staying unidentified long enough to secure the round win. Act like everyone else for as long as it takes.

Eliminate, then move away

Farting on a player eliminates them. Footage shows the Farter landing a kill — "Okay, I got my first target." — and then leaving the body so suspicion does not fall on them.

Sabotage to split the lobby

Cutting the power sends survivors scrambling to find and repair the power box, pulling them off tasks and into the open.

Meetings are your main risk

Survivors discuss and vote, and a correct call ends your round — one captured Farter was voted out ("Bean got eliminated.") once the lobby concluded "IT IS YOU."

Two winning shapes

Win by staying hidden while you eliminate the lobby ("Farta got everyone.") or by outlasting the votes until the clock runs the survivors out.

This walkthrough stays at objective-and-flow level: detailed identification tactics, deeper role-specific strategy, and Fart Skin or reward details sit outside its scope. Since UI labels and round presentation can change with patches, treat your on-screen objective text as the final word whenever this page and your client disagree.