Every external destination for A Night In Derry in one table: the two verified official surfaces, the two documented absences (no Trello board exists, and no public Discord invite), and the clip communities where players actually gather. Each row carries its evidence and checked date.
Checked directly on each official surface. A row without a link is a documented absence, not a dead link.
Place 137,635,882,679,807 in universe 10630335986, created by Fedora's CCU. The listing exists but is set to private (checked October 8, 2026) — the game status page tracks the dated evidence.
No Trello board is linked from the game page or the group, and no public search surfaces one (October 3, 2026). Because Trello boards have no invite links, a published link is the only way one can exist — this absence is definitive, not a dead end.
Checked on the game page and group page directly. The full evidence and the invite-verification steps live on the Discord status page.
None existsNo Fandom wiki or creator-run wiki covers this game (October 3, 2026). This site is the independent fan wiki filling that space.
VerifiedFedora's CCU, 380 members — the creator's announcement surface and the documented group-and-like reward path.
ActiveTikTok door-decision clips and a Medal.tv clip page for this exact experience. Version-specific — compare post dates with the latest update before treating a clip as a rule.
Roblox is the play destination — there is no PC download, launcher, or mirror for this game.
The game's own description calls it a new release and asks players to report bugs, which the creator reads through Roblox and the group — not through third-party sites. Anything offering an executable, an extension, or a "mod menu" for A Night In Derry is a scam aimed at your account.
Open the official gameRoblox records 50-player servers for this experience.
A 50-player server size fits a night-survival game where the house and its door are the stage: most of a run is you, the visitor at the door, and the prompt in front of you. Current private-server pricing and availability belong on the official game page — the server controls live there, and any third-party "free private server" link is a scam pattern.
The same official-first rule covers the game's other surfaces: Fedora's CCU is the group behind it, and the group wall is where the next announcement will land. Everything else this site tracks — boards, servers, wikis — gets a row in the table above the moment a creator-controlled page links it.
No. As of October 3, 2026, no Trello board is linked from the official game page or the Fedora's CCU group, and none surfaces in a web-wide search. If the creator opens one, the link will almost certainly appear in the game description first — which is where "UPDATES EVERY WEEKEND" already lives.
In Roblox games of this genre, Trello boards typically carry the official value lists, patch notes, and roadmap. This game documents none of those yet — its patch signaling happens in the title itself (the Clown Anomaly naming), and its roadmap is the single line "UPDATES EVERY WEEKEND". A board would be a genuine upgrade; until it exists, the updates page tracks what can actually be verified.
The only official destination is the Roblox experience at place 137,635,882,679,807 — currently set to private (checked October 8, 2026), so joining waits until the creator makes it public again. Ignore unofficial mirrors and "PC downloads": the game's own description warned it is a new release, and no mirror can substitute for the official listing. Follow announcements on the Fedora's CCU group wall, and track the availability state on this site's game status page.
No. This is an independent fan wiki, and as of this check no creator-run wiki exists for the game. Every page here names its sources and checked dates so you can verify anything against the official surfaces yourself.
