House of Guilt Speedrunner, Lone Survivor & Untouchable

Three House of Guilt badges sit at the prestige edge of the ALPHA: Speedrunner, Lone Survivor, and Untouchable. Together they ask you to escape fast, escape alone, and escape without dying. This guide explains the official conditions, why award counts are tiny, and how to train routes without burning out in public lobbies.

House of Guilt [ALPHA] by OP horror experiences is Roblox survival/escape horror—investigate the abandoned house, endure Guilt, restore progress, and escape. Only Ending 1/3 (Teddy Escape Route) is live. Place 92351675237029 / universe 10769753268, max 30 players, updated around 2 November 2026. Master Power & Hatch and Survive Guilt before you chase these timers.

Official conditions

Badge	Official text	Live award snapshot (Nov 2026)
Speedrunner	Escape in less than 17 minutes.	~42 awards (ultra rare)
Lone Survivor	Escape a solo run.	~72 awards
Untouchable	Escape without dying once.	~214 awards

Compare with The Teddy Escape Route (~3.2k at ~0.5%): finishing Ending 1/3 is hard, but finishing it solo, deathless, or sub-17 is a different sport. Full ladder: All Badges.

House of Guilt ALPHA session with creators

Mindset: one constraint per training block

Trying solo + deathless + sub-17 on night one of badge hunting usually produces zero badges and a lot of rage quits. Split training:

1. Week block A — Lone Survivor — ignore the clock; prioritize quiet routing and full clear.
2. Week block B — Untouchable — allow friends if needed; forbid deaths; reset on First Blood.
3. Week block C — Speedrunner — accept deaths while learning segments; chase the 17:00 line.
4. Merge block — attempt stacked runs only after each constraint feels familiar.

Lone Survivor — escape a solo run

Setup

• Start a true solo session (friends server with only you, or a private/solo-capable join path the live build allows).
• Confirm nobody else loads in before you touch objectives.
• Headphones mandatory; you are your only early-warning system (Controls).

Solo advantages

• Noise budget is entirely yours.
• No random teammates slamming doors during your hatch commit.
• Cleaner learning of Guilt patrol fantasy without 29 distractions.

Solo disadvantages

• No watcher while you channel power.
• No bait teammate to pull Guilt (and you should not depend on that crutch anyway).
• Deaths end the attempt with no revive social safety.

Solo routing tips

• Pre-memorize two hides per wing from the Tier List.
• Clear rooms before every objective channel (Power & Hatch).
• After a Close Call-quality hide, push one objective node—do not infinite-camp.
• Save Ending 1/3 spoilers for Teddy Escape Ending once power/hatch are consistent.

Untouchable — escape without dying once

Rule: any death in the run voids the badge. First Blood mid-attempt means reset for Untouchable purposes even if you later escape.

Deathless habits

• Abort objectives earlier than you would in a casual clear.
• Prefer S-tier cover over greedy loot.
• Do not “check” Guilt’s position with your body; use audio and safe peeks.
• In groups, mute chaotic voice chat if callouts cause panic peeks.
• Accept slower clears—Untouchable cares about zero deaths, not the clock.

Common void moments

• Re-peeking a closet one second too early.
• Crossing an atrium without a destination hide.
• Finishing a 95% power channel while Guilt enters the doorway.
• Celebrating hatch unlock in the open instead of sliding to cover.

Speedrunner — escape in less than 17 minutes

Seventeen minutes is generous for a mastered route and brutal for a learning lobby. Segment the run:

Segment	Focus	Failure mode
0:00–3:00	Spawn orientation, first safe rooms	Tourist walking every bedroom
3:00–8:00	Power progress under controlled risk	Endless hide camping
8:00–12:00	Hatch unlock + stabilize	Sightseeing on hatch animation
12:00–17:00	Ending 1/3 commit	Entering finale without prerequisites

Timer tips

• Use an external timer if the UI does not scream remaining time at you.
• Skip vanity exploration once you know the house.
• Pre-plan the exact hide you will use after each objective spark.
• Do not start a Speedrunner attempt in a 30-player troll server—friends/solo control saves minutes.
• After the 2 November 2026 update, re-time your route; lighting and chase retunes change segment costs (Updates).

Watch the mid-page ALPHA session video for movement tempo, then build your own cleaner line.

Stacking all three on one run

A legendary clear is solo + deathless + sub-17 + Teddy Escape Route. Requirements:

• Solo lobby integrity for Lone Survivor.
• Zero deaths for Untouchable.
• Sub-17 clock for Speedrunner.
• Successful Ending 1/3 completion for the teddy badge.

Attempt stacks only after each badge has dropped once. The house is ALPHA; burning 40 resets on a quad-stack before you own Lone Survivor is inefficient.

Scripts and prestige badges

Fly/noclip/ESP can fake a Speedrunner clock and erase the skills Untouchable demands. Ban risk is real; Console players often cannot use PC executors anyway. Read Scripts for awareness. Prestige pages on this wiki assume legitimate clears.

Non-canon reminder

Guilt’s character origin credits DoctorNowhere, but OP horror experiences states the story of this game is not canon. Speedrun routing is about this Roblox build’s objectives and chase fantasy—not external lore speedruns.

Training plan (five sessions)

1. Audio + two-hide drill from Survive Guilt (no badge pressure).
2. Power/hatch only until both presence badges feel consistent.
3. Solo full clear attempting Lone Survivor without a clock.
4. Deathless group or solo attempting Untouchable with early aborts.
5. Timed route attempting Speedrunner with segment splits.

Related pages

• All Badges — rarity table and recommended order
• Power & Hatch — objective commits
• Teddy Escape Ending — Ending 1/3 spoilers
• Full Walkthrough — structure overview
• Players — entity notes
• Getting Started — if you are not ready for prestige yet

Escape clean, escape alone, escape fast—pick one verb per night until the badges catch up with your routing.