Maniac is available in the current official listing. Prepare with the current perk panel and footage of the same difficulty, then learn one encounter at a time.
What the current game confirms
Tumore’s current Roblox description introduces SMILE MORE as an overhaul with additional content and the new Maniac difficulty. That establishes availability; it does not establish every damage multiplier, enemy ability or reward requirement.
The community video on this page is labelled as a Maniac full run with Gembo. Use it to observe a player’s decisions in context. One completed run is not proof that Gembo is the best class, that the same equipment fits every team, or that the outcome is guaranteed.
Before trying Maniac
Understand your current class
Read every perk and drawback in the lobby. Historical class summaries disagree on some numbers and equipment, so do not build around a percentage copied from an old page.
Make the basic loop familiar
Practise recognising the crowd and returning to the statue. A new difficulty gives you less room to learn every part of your loadout at once.
Study the same difficulty
Watch how a player positions before a reveal or a boss attack. A guide made before SMILE MORE may explain a different encounter.
Pick one thing to improve
After a loss, identify one missed cue or positioning mistake. Change the relevant part of the plan before replacing the whole class and inventory.
Know the names, then learn the current fight
Gergro, Borgack and Risio appear in the community boss references. The descriptions below summarise their established identities so you can recognise what you are looking up. Their exact current Maniac moves, timings and health thresholds are not claimed here.
| Boss | Community-described identity | What to observe in current footage |
|---|---|---|
| Gergro | A fighter associated with a bat, paintball attacks and an explosive can. | How the player makes space when the attack changes. |
| Borgack | An explosive-focused boss associated with rockets, dynamite and a jetpack. | Where projectiles land and where the player can safely reposition. |
| Risio | A weapon-switching opponent associated with clones in older descriptions. | Which threat the player follows when several targets are visible. |
Watch a run with a question in mind
Instead of copying every purchase, pause a video when a situation resembles the one that ended your run. Look at the player’s position, the route to the statue and what is already happening elsewhere on screen.
Then follow the next decision. Did they keep distance, move back toward the objective, wait for a clearer target or change equipment? Distinguishing the decision from the outcome makes the clip more useful than a tier list.
Video uploads can also become outdated. Compare the current game description and your lobby’s perk text with the recording before treating a detail as a current rule.
Do not carry old thresholds into Maniac
Older community pages describe precise boss health phases, countdowns, wave placements and win conditions. Those details are not repeated as current Maniac instructions here because the overhaul has not been checked against each one.
This also applies to badge and crossover claims. A video title, an old badge route or a familiar boss name does not prove the current unlock condition. Check the badge’s current official description and the in-game objective before committing to a challenge run.