Push the Patient Official Links & Credits

This Official Links page is the trust anchor for pushthepatient.wiki. Before you redeem a rumored code, install a random “tool,” or join a lookalike experience, confirm you are interacting with the real Push the Patient place and the real creator. The game is a free Roblox Obby & Platformer by Myriagone, released 2026-09-20, where you push a rolling hospital bed through chaotic wards of pills, rails, and drops — solo or in online duo with swapable pusher and patient roles.

Play the real game

• Official Roblox experience: Push the Patient on Roblox — full title [1-2 PLAYER OBBY] Push the Patient
• Genre: Obby & Platformer
• Price: Free to play
• Server size: 18
• Rough community snapshot (November 2026): on the order of 20M+ visits, ~53k+ favorites, and roughly ~87% positive likes — numbers move, so treat them as ballpark

If a link uses a different place ID, odd spelling, or asks you to download a Windows installer “to unlock levels,” stop. Only the Roblox page above is the play target we endorse. After joining, use the experience Events tab to confirm whether the Morgue Update countdown is still live.

Creator

• Developer: Myriagone
• Official profile: Myriagone on Roblox

Follow the creator profile for official shouts that may accompany events such as the live Morgue Update (November 13–29, 2026) or past drops like the Nursery Update. Creator posts beat random Discord screenshots when you are hunting codes.

What this wiki is

pushthepatient.wiki is an unofficial fan wiki. We organize guides, difficulty rankings, duo role tips, update trackers, and honest code/script status pages so players can clear the hospital bed course with less frustration. We are not employed by Myriagone or Roblox, and we do not claim ownership of the game’s art, audio, or design.

What we try to get right

• Consistent facts: release date, duo rules, event windows, and “no confirmed codes” status when that is the truth
• Internal links to skill pages like Getting Started, How to Beat, Solo mode, the Tier List Hub, and the Players Hub
• Clear warnings on the Scripts Hub about bans, malware, and key scams — and zero invented game-specific script lists
• Practical prep on the Tools Hub, including the run checklist

What we will not do

• Invent promo codes to fill empty tables
• Publish unverified injectors or claim “100% undetected” cheats
• Impersonate Myriagone support or ask for your password
• Charge for free information that belongs on a wiki

Fan wiki disclaimer

Roblox® is a registered trademark of Roblox Corporation. Push the Patient and all related assets belong to their respective owners (including Myriagone as creator of this experience). This site is a community resource for players. Game mechanics, event schedules, and ratings can change without notice; always verify live details in the official Roblox client (experience page + Events tab). Nothing here is legal, financial, or account-recovery advice. If your account is compromised after using a third-party “script tool” you found elsewhere, that outcome is exactly why we steer readers toward legitimate practice instead.

We may link to official Roblox URLs for convenience. Those destinations remain under Roblox’s and Myriagone’s control. Content on this fan wiki can lag behind live patches; when in doubt, trust the client over a cached guide paragraph.

Suggested next clicks

1. Join via the official Roblox link above.
2. Confirm Myriagone’s profile: https://www.roblox.com/users/24684163/profile/
3. Skim Getting Started or How to Beat if you are new.
4. Check Updates so you know whether Morgue levels are still live.
5. Peek at Codes only for status — do not expect active strings in November 2026 unless we verify them.
6. Return here whenever a stranger sends a “new place” link that looks slightly off.

Related hubs

• Guides Hub — walkthroughs and hard-level help
• How to Beat — clear strategies
• Updates Hub — Morgue + Nursery
• Codes Hub — promo code truth table
• Scripts Hub — why we list none
• Players Hub — duo roles
• Tier List Hub — difficulty ranks

Play fair, push carefully, and keep the patient (mostly) in one piece.