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Defend Your Base From Scary Worm Links Hub

Official Roblox URLs, the verified group, and honest community notes — no fake Discord, no fake Trello.

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Links Hub

This Links Hub is the URL drawer for Defend Your Base From Scary Worm. We keep it small on purpose. The game is a free Roblox tower defense from the verified group Evil Worm Simulator (owner TreeTrunk_290), place 85070260180613, universe 9812090239. It launched on 28 February 2026, was updated on 3 September 2026, and lives or dies on the Roblox platform — not on a fan Discord we cannot confirm, and not on a Trello board that does not exist.

Use three buckets:

  • Official — the play page, the group, the creator name. Start on official links.
  • Community — what actually exists (Medal clips, this wiki, the group wall) and what does not (a public Discord invite, a Trello). That honesty lives on community links.
  • This wiki — how we source facts, which languages we ship, and that we are not Evil Worm Simulator. Read about this wiki.

If a bookmark does not fit those three pages, it probably does not belong in your toolbar. Random “Scary Worm codes” sites, biome maps from other games, and universal script hubs are how people land in Defend Your Base from 67 or a cookie-steal page.

Official first, always

The only join button that matters is the Roblox experience with 85070260180613 in the URL. Lookalike titles drop the “From,” swap in “67,” or reuse a smiling worm thumbnail. Favoriting the correct place (hundreds of thousands of players already have) is the cheapest way not to lose it in search.

The only community that can grant the like-and-join bonus is Evil Worm Simulator. That is also where a future promo string would likely appear, which is why the codes hub and group rewards point here instead of at a rumor spreadsheet.

Creator credit stays on TreeTrunk_290. We do not invent extra socials. If the group shout adds a channel, official links will gain a row. Until then, missing rows are missing on purpose.

What this hub refuses to list

  • A Discord invite. The Roblox listing has mentioned “VGS Entertainment,” but we do not have a public invite we can stand behind. Sending you into a random server is how phishing happens. Details on community links.
  • A Trello or roadmap. None is public. Patch history belongs on the updates hub, not on a board we would have to fabricate.
  • Script marketplaces. The scripts hub explains feature names and risk. We will not deep-link a loader store.
  • Other worm games. Forest / Desert / Freezer / Lava maps, Find the Scary Worm, and zombie-base clones are out of scope.
  • Working codes we made up. There are none as of September 2026.

A short list is more useful than a long list of 404s.

How to verify a URL before you click

  1. Roblox experience links should contain 85070260180613 or the slug Defend-Your-Base-From-Scary-Worm.
  2. Group links should contain community ID 283403228 and the name Evil Worm Simulator.
  3. This wiki’s own pages use locale-agnostic paths like /guides/getting-started/ and always end in a slash.
  4. Anything that asks you to log in off roblox.com is not official.
  5. Anything that ships an .exe is a scripts problem, not a links problem — close it.

Servers hold up to 35 players and the listing is co-op. A phishing clone does not need to copy the wooden door to steal an account; it only needs a similar thumbnail and a login form. Slow down on mobile.

You still start a session the same way getting started describes: open the official place, claim a base, spend ~450 cash on a printer, keep the wooden door near 400 HP, and fight a cream-colored worm whose own bar can read like 748,293 / 999,999. Links do not replace that loop. They keep you in the correct universe while you do it.

After a crash, do not search the generic phrase “scary worm.” Use the bookmarked play URL. After a patch, check updates and the group shout, not a third-party “patch notes” clone. After someone in a 35-player lobby drops a Discord QR, compare it to community links — we will say if an invite is still unconfirmed.

Share the about this wiki page when someone asks whether we are official (we are not) or which languages we ship (English plus French, German, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese). Share a specific guide when someone asks how to hold the door. Share this Links Hub when someone asks for Discord or Trello and you need a one-sentence “those are not public” answer.

We will add rows when Evil Worm Simulator adds rows. We will not add rows because a YouTube description did.

Type the place ID instead of searching generic “scary worm” titles. A toolbar with the official play page, the verified group, and this Links Hub will land you on universe 9812090239 after a crash; a lookalike slug will not. Keep Discord QR codes and invented Trello boards out of the folder — they are how people leave this bunker for a different game or a login form that only looks like Roblox.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions.

What is the official play URL?

The Roblox experience with place ID 85070260180613. The full bookmark sits on official links.

Where is the Discord?

There is no confirmed public invite. Use the Evil Worm Simulator group. See community links.

Is there a Trello?

No public Trello or roadmap is available. Track patches on the updates hub.

Is this wiki official?

No. It is a fan resource. About this wiki explains how we source facts and which languages we publish.

Which group do I join?

Evil Worm Simulator, community ID 283403228, owner TreeTrunk_290. That membership is also the group rewards flag.

Can I trust a random Scary Worm link from lobby chat?

Only if it contains this place ID or this group ID. Anything else is a different game or a phishing page.