Last Updated: July 2026 | Badge numbers and pass prices checked against the live game.
Teamwork Puzzles is a co-op obby made by LemonBread Studios. One player cannot finish a level here. Somebody has to stand on a button while somebody else walks through the door it opens, so you need two to four people. Beating a stage pays you coins, and coins buy trails.
Nobody has written this game down properly, and there is a strange reason for that. Four different studios have made a Roblox game called Teamwork Puzzles, and the guides you find are nearly always about one of the other three. So this page pulls the real numbers straight out of this game: every badge and how rare it is, the level almost everybody quits on, the full shop, and how to tell the four games apart.
Teamwork Puzzles Overview
| Teamwork Puzzles Overview |
| Game Name |
Teamwork Puzzles |
| Type |
A co-op obby you cannot beat alone |
| Genre |
Obby and Platformer |
| Developer |
LemonBread Studios, a verified Roblox group |
| Group Members |
Over 375,000 |
| Goal |
Get through the levels with two to four players |
| Currency |
Coins, earned by finishing or replaying a stage |
| Coins Buy |
Trails for your character |
| Badges |
12, and seven of them mark how far you got |
| Rarest Badge |
Level 23, held by 2,967 players |
| Gamepasses |
Five on sale, 199 to 799 Robux |
| Priciest Pass |
Magic Carpet at 799 Robux |
| Codes |
None, and there is no code box in the game |
| Scripts |
None that work on this game |
| Platform |
Roblox (PC, Mobile, Console) |
| Max Players |
16 per server |
| Visits |
Over 707 million |
| Favorites |
Over 274,000 |
| Rating |
About 51 percent of votes are likes |
| Release |
April 2023 |
| Latest Update |
July 2026 |
How to Play Teamwork Puzzles
The tutorial teaches you the whole idea in about a minute. After that it is all about who you are playing with.
- Get into a server with at least one other person. A level with one player in it cannot be finished, and that is by design.
- Do the tutorial. It hands you the Level 1 badge and shows you how buttons and doors work together.
- Decide who presses and who walks before you start a level. Doing this out loud saves more time than being fast does.
- Take your turn on the button without wandering off. Most failed runs are one person getting bored and stepping away.
- Collect the coins you earn and spend them on a trail. That is the whole shop and it costs no real money.
- Replay easy levels for a better time. Coins keep coming, so old stages are the quickest way to save up.
- Go looking for the secret room. It is the only badge here you get for exploring rather than for winning.
Teamwork Puzzles Gameplay
Every level is built around the same trick. Something needs holding down while somebody else moves. Buttons, plates, levers and doors, all set up so that one pair of hands is never enough.
That is why the levels get hard so fast. The obby part is not the problem. Keeping three or four people organised and patient is the problem, and no amount of practice fixes a teammate who leaves.
Servers hold sixteen players, so there is usually somebody around to team up with. A puzzle itself takes two to four of you, depending on which one you are standing in front of.
Coins are the only currency and they come from finishing stages. They buy trails, which are cosmetic. Nothing you spend coins on makes a level easier, so falling behind on coins never blocks you.
Every Badge and How Rare It Is
There are twelve badges. Seven mark how far up the levels you have got, one is for finding the secret room, and four are left over from an event. Roblox counts how many players hold each one, so this is a real record of where everybody stopped.
| Badge |
Players with it |
What it is for |
| Level 1 |
204,002,555 |
Finishing the tutorial |
| Level 4 |
37,053,434 |
Four levels done |
| Level 8 |
4,271,276 |
Eight levels done |
| Secret Room |
3,418,035 |
Finding the secret room |
| Level 12 |
619,592 |
Twelve levels done |
| Level 16 |
51,100 |
Sixteen levels done |
| Level 20 |
8,122 |
Twenty levels done |
| Level 23 |
2,967 |
Twenty three levels done |
Read the first and last rows together. 204 million players cleared the tutorial. 2,967 have reached Level 23. That is roughly one player in every 68,000.
The wall is between Level 12 and Level 16. Twelve times as many players hold the first as hold the second, and no other step in the ladder is even close to that.
The daily numbers make it feel real. About 150,000 players a day finish the tutorial. Ten a day reach Level 20. One a day reaches Level 23.
The secret room sits in an odd spot. More players have found it than have beaten twelve levels, but fewer have found it than have beaten eight. Plenty of people go looking for it and then stop playing.
The Four Event Badges
In December 2025 the game ran a sponsored SpongeBob event, and it dropped four more badges on the game. It also ran in a couple of other teamwork games at the same time and handed out free items.
| Event badge |
Players with it |
| Daring |
2,151,623 |
| Bravery |
480,209 |
| Courage |
289,915 |
| Guts |
50,126 |
Be careful with these. They are still listed on the game page, but not one of them has gone out to anybody in the past day, while the level badges are still ticking over every hour. That means the event content has been taken out.
The Four Games Called Teamwork Puzzles
This is the part that causes all the trouble. Four separate teams have made a game with this name. They are not sequels to each other and none of them share a developer.
| Game |
Made by |
Players now |
| Teamwork Puzzles (Obby) |
LemonBread Studios |
2,128 |
| Teamwork Puzzles 2 (Obby) |
Pear Pressure |
155 |
| Teamwork Puzzles |
QualityNonsense |
185 |
| Teamwork Puzzles Obby |
Flux Games |
62 |
The numbers are the giveaway. This one has about 2,128 players in it, and the other three have around 340 between them. Ours has more than six times as many players as all three put together.
Teamwork Puzzles 2 is the worst trap of the four. It is not a sequel to this game, it is made by a studio called Pear Pressure, and it actually came out seven weeks before this one. It has passed a billion visits, so it looks like the main one on paper.
The 2020 original by QualityNonsense is the other big one. It is on about 714 million visits with roughly 185 players left in it. Most of the older guides and code lists under this name were written about that game.
Checking takes two seconds. Look at the creator line on the game page. The game this wiki is about says LemonBread Studios with a blue tick beside it.
Every Gamepass in the Game
Five things are on sale and all five still work. Buying the lot would cost 2,295 Robux, and none of it is needed to reach the end.
| Pass |
Price |
What it does |
| Magic Carpet |
799 Robux |
A carpet you can fly around on |
| Portable Noob |
499 Robux |
Drops a noob anywhere you point |
| Checkpoints |
399 Robux |
Place a flag and respawn there |
| Double Coins |
399 Robux |
Pays you twice the coins |
| Gravity Coil |
199 Robux |
Lets you jump higher |
Portable Noob is the interesting one. It exists to drop a noob wherever you point, which means the shop is selling you a spare teammate. In a game where every level needs a second body on a second button, that tells you exactly what the hard part is.
Checkpoints is the one most players actually want. Dying in a long level sends you back, and a flag you can respawn at takes the sting out of that. It is not needed, but it is the pass that saves the most time.
How It Compares to the Studio’s Other Games
LemonBread Studios has made eight games, and together they have about 806 million visits. Teamwork Puzzles is almost all of it. Their next biggest game is twelve times smaller.
| Game |
Visits |
Likes |
| Teamwork Puzzles |
707 million |
51 percent |
| Basketball Pro Simulator |
60 million |
88 percent |
| Pet Mining Simulator |
17 million |
78 percent |
| Lollipop Simulator |
16 million |
80 percent |
| Wild Life |
3 million |
72 percent |
| Heist Simulator |
3 million |
81 percent |
Now look down the last column. Every other game they have made sits between 72 and 88 percent likes. Teamwork Puzzles is on 51 percent, which is the lowest by a mile.
So their one huge hit is also the only game their own players rate badly. The badge ladder explains it. Millions clear the tutorial, a few thousand reach the end, and a lot of people vote on the way out of a level they could not beat.
Tips for New Teamwork Puzzles Players
- Bring your own group if you can. Random teammates leaving halfway is the single biggest reason runs fall apart.
- Talk before you move. Deciding who presses and who walks is worth more than any amount of skill.
- Do not panic at Level 12. Almost everybody stalls between there and Level 16, so you are in normal company.
- Replay old stages for coins. They are quick once you know them and the coins add up fast.
- Look for the secret room early. It is rarer than beating eight levels and it costs you nothing but time.
- Skip the passes at first. Every level can be beaten without them, and Checkpoints is the only one that really saves time.
- Ignore any site offering a script for this game. The links are dead or aimed at one of the other three games.
Teamwork Puzzles FAQ
Can you play Teamwork Puzzles alone?
No, and that is on purpose. Levels need somebody on a button while somebody else moves, so you need at least one other player.
Does Teamwork Puzzles have codes?
No, and there is no code box in the game. Coins come from finishing stages instead.
How many levels are there?
The badges run up to Level 23, and the last three were added in January 2024. Only 2,967 players hold that final badge.
What is the hardest part?
The gap between Level 12 and Level 16. Twelve times more players hold the Level 12 badge than the Level 16 one.
Is there a script for it?
No working one. Every script posted under this name belongs to one of the three other games that share it.
What does the secret room do?
It gives you a badge for finding it. About 3.4 million players have it, which makes it rarer than beating eight levels.
How much is everything in the shop?
2,295 Robux for all five passes. The dearest is Magic Carpet at 799 and the cheapest is Gravity Coil at 199.
Who made Teamwork Puzzles?
LemonBread Studios, a verified Roblox group with over 375,000 members. It is by far their biggest game.
MORE FOR THIS GAME
Looking for free stuff? Our Teamwork Puzzles Codes page explains why the code lists you find are about a different game.
Hunting for a script? Our Teamwork Puzzles Script page explains why no working one exists.