Last Tested: September 2026 | Three menus are on this page. One of them asks for a code, and that code is sitting in the file it came in.
Build and Defend Your Raft starts you on a few planks in open water. You pull wood, scrap and metal out of the sea with a harpoon, build the raft up, bolt guns to it, and then other people come and try to take what you have collected.
All of it runs on the same three materials. Metal is the one that gates the good defenses, and it is also the slowest thing to gather. That is the squeeze every menu on this page is aimed at.
The menus below pull materials in for you, put the harpoon back in your hands when you lose track of it, and drop you home when a raid turns bad. One of them opens a code box first, and that code is easier to come by than it looks.
Build and Defend Your Raft Script: Harpoon Grabber and Farm (Asks for a Code)
Script 1 KEY REQUIREDROCKET ULTIMATE
Harpoon GrabberResource FarmFlyTeleport
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/grt23922-pixel/rocket17452/refs/heads/main/script"))()
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Build and Defend Your Raft Script: Auto Harpoon and Loot Collector
Script 2 SCRAMBLEDAUTO HARPOON MENU
Auto HarpoonLoot Collector
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://gist.githubusercontent.com/user2084375/ef0c1434dc71b6bec4349ee57b04f1b5/raw/66f8d272ceecb1117226b0c7fd72a5850403399f/gistfile1.txt"))()
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Build and Defend Your Raft Script: The Big Scrambled One
Script 3 SCRAMBLEDLARGE MENU
No Code BoxLargest File
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sagor112233829/Build-and-defend-your-raft-SAGG-SCRIPT-/main/obfuscated_f03b96fe.lua.txt"))()
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The Code Box on the First One Is Not a Lock
Run the first menu and it opens a small window asking you to type in a code. Next to the box is a button marked GET CODE. Press it and it copies a link to your clipboard, and that link wants you to sit through a page of ads before it hands anything over.
You do not need to go. The code the box is waiting for is written into the file you already downloaded, near the very top, in plain readable text.
The code is bfhr153htdg45f!
It sits on line 8 of the file. The check that compares what you type against it is 283 lines further down. Nothing is fetched, nothing is looked up, and no server is asked. Type it in and the menu opens.
So the ad page is a detour around an answer that was already in your hands. We are telling you because there is no reason not to. The file is public, the code is public, and the only thing the detour earns is money for whoever put the link there.
It is worth knowing this shape when you see it. A code box does not mean a file is protected. Sometimes it means somebody wants you to visit a page first.
How to Use a Build and Defend Your Raft Script
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Open the game and wait until you are standing on your own raft.
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Copy one of the loadstrings above. Take all of it, right to the last bracket.
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Paste it into the executor and press Execute.
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If the first menu asks for a code, type in the one we printed above.
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Find your harpoon before you turn the farm on. The first menu has a button for it, and nothing else works until it has one.
Eleven Listings, One Destination
Eleven more listings name this game. They were all posted inside four days, by eleven different accounts, with eleven different titles. They look like eleven separate menus.
They are not. Open any of them and you get a short safety notice from the site, and underneath it a single line that sends you to one particular website to fetch the real file. All eleven go to that same website. Three of them go to the exact same address on it.
So we asked that website for one of those files, four times in a row, and wrote down what came back each time.
| Which request |
Size of the file it sent back |
| Ask 1 |
85,278 bytes |
| Ask 2 |
85,271 bytes |
| Ask 3 |
81,748 bytes |
| Ask 4 |
83,214 bytes |
Four requests to one unchanging address, four different files. We did it again with a second address and got four more. Eight requests, eight different files, and no two alike.
Why that rules all eleven out
If the file is rebuilt every time it is handed over, nobody can check it. Not us and not you. Whatever we looked at is not what you would get, so there is nothing honest we can say about it. The three on this page do the opposite: we asked for each of them twice and got the same file back both times.
One thing we can say is that the addresses are real. We invented three fake ones and asked for those too, and the website turned all three away with the same short refusal. It knows the difference. It simply will not hand out the same file twice.
Careful Which Raft You Are Searching For
Search a script board for the word raft and you get a long list. Almost none of it is for this game. There are at least eleven other Roblox games with raft in the title, and several of them are older and better covered than this one.
| Game you will find |
What it actually is |
| Survive on a Raft |
A different game, and the busiest of the lookalikes |
| Draw A Raft & Set Sail |
A different game, with its own long list of menus |
| Raft 101 Survival |
A different game again |
| Raft Tycoon |
A different game, and a tycoon rather than a raid game |
| 50 Days on a Raft |
A different game, counting days rather than raids |
That list is not complete, and it is the single easiest way to end up with a menu that does nothing. A file written for a raft game where you sail and fish has no idea what to do in a game where people raid you.
The check that settles it is the number in the address bar of the game’s Roblox page. Every menu on this page was matched against that number, not against the word raft.
The Two Scrambled Ones
The second and third menus on this page cannot be read. They have been put through a scrambler, which turns the whole file into one long wall of nonsense that still runs. That is normal for this kind of file and it is not on its own a reason to avoid one.
It does mean we cannot tell you what is inside them, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What we could check is where they come from and whether they hold still, and both of them do.
The third one is the odd one out in a way worth mentioning. Its author keeps thirty folders, one per game, holding fifty nine files between them. No two of those files are the same, so nobody is selling one file under thirty names.
But twenty one of those twenty two game menus were built with the same scrambler, and this one was built with a different one and named differently too. It is the only file of its kind in its own author’s collection. That is not proof of anything. It is just the sort of thing you would want somebody to tell you.
What a Script Actually Takes Off You Here
This game sells no game passes at all. Everything it charges for is a one-off buy from inside the game, and almost all of it is materials: wood, scrap and metal, in small, medium and large.
Look at what those cost and the game tells on itself. Wood and scrap are priced the same at every size. Metal costs double at the small size and about sixty per cent more at the other two. The studio is telling you which material is the hard one.
A farm tool goes straight at that. It is not creating anything new, though. The materials come out of a shared sea, and the raids come from other players who gathered theirs by hand.
There is also a thing in the shop that unlocks a raft for 149 Robux, and three more that skip a wait for 9, 19 and 29. Those prices climb because the waits do. That is the part of the game a menu is really aimed at.
Things You Don’t Have to Pay For
There are no game passes on this game, which means there is no permanent unlock to buy and nothing that stays bought. Here is what costs nothing.
| What it is |
Why it costs nothing |
| Playing at all |
The game is free, and a server holds 18 people |
| Every unlock in the shop |
There are no game passes here, so nothing is locked behind one |
| The studio’s group |
Free to join. It is not a Roblox-verified group |
| A private server |
Not on offer here, so there is nothing to buy |
| Both badges |
You get them by playing, and they cost nothing |
About Build and Defend Your Raft
Build and Defend Your Raft is a survival and raiding game made by Raft Pirates, a group of about 984,000 members that is not a Roblox-verified group. The account that owns the group does carry a verified badge, which is a separate thing from the group itself.
It opened on 28 July 2026 and has passed 9.3 million visits since, which works out at roughly 204,000 a day. A server holds 18 people and about 6,300 are playing across all of them as this is written.
Players have voted it up 28,881 times and down 1,603, so nearly 95 in every 100 votes are positive. For how the three materials and the defenses actually work, the Build and Defend Your Raft wiki goes through it properly.
Every address on this page was checked in September 2026 and returned a file. We do not run these on a live account. They are not made or backed by the game’s studio. Using one breaks the Roblox Terms of Service and can cost you the account, so if you try one, use a spare alt account rather than your main.