Fust Survival Discord: Which Invite Is Traceable to Jimma Studios?
No Discord invite for Fust Survival is traceable to Jimma Studios by itself. Check the game's Roblox record — creator Jimma Studios (group ID 669266131), canonical page /games/79862723087324/Fust-Survival — before joining.
Quick answer
No Discord invite for Fust Survival is traceable to Jimma Studios on its own. The checkable anchor is the game's Roblox record: Fust Survival [ALPHA TESTING LIVE], universe ID 10769082317, created by the Roblox Group Jimma Studios (group ID 669266131), canonical page /games/79862723087324/Fust-Survival. Verify an invite against that record before you join.
An invite link tells you where a Discord server lives, not who runs it. That is the gap behind the Fust Survival Discord question: the game's creator is documented precisely, but an invitation carries no attribution with it. The workable approach is to verify from the creator's side — the Roblox experience and its Jimma Studios credit — and to join only an invite you can trace back from there.
What the official record gives you
The Roblox experience record is the checkable identity card for Fust Survival. It names the experience, its creator, its canonical page and the developer's own description, which is enough to confirm you are looking at the right game before you judge any invite.
Fust Survival identifiers to check
- Item
- Game name
- Value
- Fust Survival [ALPHA TESTING LIVE]
- Item
- Universe ID
- Value
- 10769082317
- Item
- Root place ID
- Value
- 79862723087324
- Item
- Creator
- Value
- Jimma Studios (Roblox Group)
- Item
- Creator / group ID
- Value
- 669266131
- Item
- Canonical page path
- Value
- /games/79862723087324/Fust-Survival
- Item
- Verified badge
- Value
- None in the 2026-11-03 Roblox API snapshot
- Item
- Third-party listing
- Value
- baseplate.tools/en/games/10769082317 — credited to Jimma Studios, with a Follow/Share card
The creator field is the part to hold on to. Fust Survival is credited to Jimma Studios as a Roblox Group, with the numeric ID 669266131. Because the credited entity is a group rather than an individual account, that group ID is the detail to compare when you are deciding whether a server calling itself the Fust Survival community is actually connected to the people who made the game. Display names are easy to repeat; the ID is not.
One thing the 2026-11-03 snapshot does not give you is a badge test: Jimma Studios carries no Roblox verified badge in that data. A missing badge should not be read as proof that the group is fake — it simply means "look for the checkmark" is not a shortcut available for this game. Match the group name and ID instead.
How to verify an invite before joining
Checklist
- Confirm you are looking at the right game
The official experience is Fust Survival [ALPHA TESTING LIVE], universe ID 10769082317, root place ID 79862723087324, canonical page /games/79862723087324/Fust-Survival.
- Match the creator to Jimma Studios (Group, ID 669266131)
The Roblox record credits the game to Jimma Studios as a Roblox Group. Compare the group ID, not only the display name.
- Do not rely on a verified badge
The 2026-11-03 snapshot shows no verified badge for the group, so a checkmark is not a test you can apply here.
- Trace where the invite was posted
Treat an invite as official only when its posting path leads back to a Jimma Studios-controlled page, such as the game's Roblox listing or its group page — not when the only link is the invite itself.
- Read third-party listings as attribution, not certification
Baseplate Tools credits the game to Jimma Studios and shows a Follow/Share card; that confirms the game's creator, not a Discord server.
The checks that are actually recorded are the game's identity and its creator's identity. What no listing here can do is certify a particular Discord server, so the last step is about provenance: an invite is only as good as the path that led you to it.
Why the invite URL alone does not prove ownership
An invite URL identifies a Discord server. It does not record which Roblox group owns or operates that server, and nothing in the game's official Roblox record connects an invite address to Jimma Studios. A name in a server title or invite URL is not evidence of who operates the server, which is why name matching is not a safe shortcut.
What you can check instead is where the link came from. If an invite is posted from a place Jimma Studios controls — the game's own Roblox listing or its group page — the link has an attribution you can follow back. If the only thing connecting the invite to Fust Survival is the invite itself, you are still at the first step. Third-party pages have the same limit: Baseplate Tools lists the game as "Fust Survival [ALPHA TESTING LIVE]" by Jimma Studios with a Follow/Share card, which corroborates who made the game, not which Discord server, if any, belongs to them.
The game the server should match
Knowing the game's contents gives you a second, softer cross-check. The official description reads: "Survive. Build. Raid. Wash up on the beach with a rock and a torch, gather wood, stone and ore, craft tools, smelt metal in your furnace and build a base worth raiding. Your progress saves on your server until the weekly Friday wipe. Early access: new features every update!"
That description ties Fust Survival to a specific loop — a beach start with a rock and a torch, gathering wood, stone and ore, crafting tools, smelting metal in a furnace, building a base worth raiding — and to two scheduling facts: progress saves on your server, and it lasts there until the weekly Friday wipe. The name also carries the [ALPHA TESTING LIVE] tag, and the description calls the game early access with new features every update, so expect the game and its community material to change as testing continues.
If a server presents a different game, or points you to an experience that is not this one, that mismatch is your cue to stop and re-check. If you are heading into the game for the first time, the weekly reset is explained on the Fust Survival wipe schedule page, and current feature changes are covered on updates.
What an untraceable invite means
The honest status for an invite you cannot trace is unconfirmed — not fake, and not official. Once the game page is open and the creator matches Jimma Studios by name and group ID 669266131, you have a reference point to compare any invite against; until a link resolves back to that group, there is nothing to confirm it.