Jailbreak is exactly what its official description promises: organize a robbery or catch criminals, go together or solo, and find the fastest cars to rule the server. You either start as a criminal who has to get out of the prison and hit the places worth money, or as police who cuff those criminals and shut the robberies down. The experience is made by Badimo, a group with a verified badge, and the page credits programming to Badcc and Epic_Tank with building by asimo3089 and the community. It went live in January 2017 and was still being updated on October 7, 2026. Its listed genre is Town and City, with Open World Action as the finer classification, and a server holds 30 players. Checked on October 19, 2026, it showed roughly 8 billion visits, about 18.7 million favorites, and around 3,500 players in at that moment. Nine years of updates means the map and the car lineup have been reworked more than once, and the description currently notes the team is focused on cheating before the remaining updates roll out. Instead of a code list or a car tier chart, this guide keeps the strategy short, sticks to goals that the official badge list actually confirms, and then spends its time on the part people lose: holding onto the escape and the chase with sound attached so you can cut them later. For the general question of how to record Roblox on a computer, see how to record Roblox gameplay on PC.
The short answer: pick your side first, then record the whole round and choose the chase later
If Jailbreak is new to you, deciding whether this round is a criminal round or a police round beats memorizing escape routes. Each side has different goals, and those goals are spelled out in the experience's own badge list. As a criminal, Master Criminal asks you to rob the Jewelry Store, the Bank, the Donut Shop and the Gas Station between in-game sunrise and sunset, Smooth Criminal asks for the highest bounty in a busy server with a bounty above 500, and Bonnie & Clyde asks you to break a fellow criminal out of handcuffs and then defeat the player who cuffed them. As police, Drill Sergeant asks for zero criminals in a busy server while you play on the Police team, and Bank Bust asks you to shut down a bank robbery with more than three criminals involved. Behind the wheel there is Top Gun, earned by shooting down an enemy helicopter while riding in a vehicle, and there is a boss battle badge for defeating the Vice President, a fight the badge says was previously known as the CEO. Collect every one of those and the MVP badge follows, described as the rarest of them all and bundled with an exclusive wheel for any of your vehicles, while the Roblox 20 quest badges carry rewards like the Guest 417 Wing and Domino Rims. Payouts per robbery, car prices and top speeds, and the exact way out of the prison all shift with updates, so read those inside the experience. Recording depends on your platform. Roblox's built-in Capture, reached from the in-experience menu, holds a video of up to 30 seconds, stores it in the Roblox app's storage, and exports to the Videos folder on a desktop. A chase with three cruisers behind you runs well past half a minute, so on PC it is easier to record the whole round and pick scenes afterwards. If you also want a shooter where the gun changes on you, read the Arsenal weapon rotation guide; if you would rather split roles with friends and push one objective, read the Dead Rails run to the final station.
A Jailbreak round, from joining to the finished clip
- 1Decide how you are recording before you joinIn Jailbreak you can be cuffed or free within a minute of spawning, so settle the recording question before you load in. Roblox's built-in Capture sits in the in-experience menu: choose Capture, press the capture icon on screen, and you get a video of up to 30 seconds that lands in the Roblox app's storage and exports to the Videos folder on a desktop. Developers can switch capture off inside an experience, so check that the button is there. If you want game audio and your own voice in a longer file, start a PC recorder before you enter.
- 2Find the experience and check the creatorSearch Roblox for Jailbreak and confirm the creator reads Badimo before joining. Badimo carries a verified badge, which makes it easy to tell the original from look-alike names. The page credits programming to Badcc and Epic_Tank and building to asimo3089 and the community, and the most recent update is dated October 7, 2026. The description also says the team is focused on cheating before the remaining updates ship, so if the map or the cars look different from an older video, assume work has happened since.
- 3Choose criminal or police for this roundThe official description offers both sides and says you can go together or solo. As a criminal your round is getting out, hitting the places worth money, and managing a growing bounty. As police your round is cuffing criminals and shutting robberies down. The police badges point at teamwork: one asks for zero criminals in a busy server, another for busting a bank robbery with more than three criminals involved, so sticking near other officers lines up better with those goals than patrolling alone. With a 30-player cap, a full server produces chases far more often than a quiet one.
- 4Work out the way out of the prison yourselfAs a criminal, getting out is the first task. The prison has been reworked repeatedly across nine years of updates, so rather than trusting a route from an old video, walk the walls, the fencing and the roofline in the round you are actually in and find what is open. The riskiest stretch is between the last wall and your first car, so keep an eye on where the officers are while you look. Timings and the distance at which a cuff lands are things you measure inside the experience.
- 5Plan the order of the four robbery locationsBecause Master Criminal asks for the Jewelry Store, the Bank, the Donut Shop and the Gas Station between in-game sunrise and sunset, those four are the criminal's standard course. To finish before the light goes, grab a car first and group the nearby stops together. The Bank draws a crowd: the police badge for busting a bank robbery specifically mentions more than three criminals being involved, so a solo visit and a group visit feel nothing alike. Payouts and the conditions that open each door are read from the prompts inside the experience.
- 6Run cars, helicopters and your bounty togetherThe official description ends on finding the fastest cars to rule the server, and a car carries the getaway, the four-stop course and every attempt to break a chase, which is why it ends up being the thing you care about most. Helicopters are in the air too, and downing an enemy helicopter while you are riding in a vehicle is what records the Top Gun badge. Bounty cuts both ways: the higher it climbs, the more police come for you, so a round aimed at passing 500 for the top spot plays differently from a quiet course run.
- 7Cut the scenes once the round endsWith the whole round on disk, choose your moments afterwards. Look for the jump over the wall, the four-stop course, the teammate freed from handcuffs, the helicopter going down and the top-bounty chase listed in the table above, and cut with a few seconds of air on each side so the context survives. Chases are half sound, so keep the sirens and the engine in the cut. Export 9:16 for Shorts or Reels and 16:9 for a landscape upload, and ask your friends before posting anything with their voices in it.
Jailbreak moments worth keeping, and how to keep them
| Moment | Why it is worth keeping | How to keep it |
|---|---|---|
| Getting out of the prison and over the wall | The escape is the name of the experience and the start of every criminal round, and with police on you it is decided in a few seconds, so the same run belongs to that round alone. | You know this one is coming, so leave the full-round recording on and cut from the moment you are picking a route inside the walls through to the getaway. |
| A run that hits all four robbery spots before sunset | The official Master Criminal badge requires the Jewelry Store, the Bank, the Donut Shop and the Gas Station between in-game sunrise and sunset, so the route and the order become the record itself. | Four stops take real time, so keep the whole round and cut one piece per location afterwards, then stitch the four together. |
| Freeing a cuffed teammate and beating the officer who cuffed them | The official Bonnie & Clyde badge asks for exactly that, which makes it the signature two-player moment in Jailbreak. | It happens suddenly, so press the clip hotkey right after it lands to save what just passed, and keep your mic on so your friend's reaction is in the file. |
| Shooting down a helicopter while riding in a car | The official Top Gun badge requires downing an enemy helicopter while you are in a vehicle, and landing it once in a round already makes the round. | The shot itself lasts a few seconds, so raise the clip length to 45 or 60 seconds and the approach stays in the clip with it. |
| The chase after your bounty tops the server | Smooth Criminal needs the highest bounty in a busy server above 500, and at that point the police pile on and the chase stretches out. | Long scenes belong to the full-round recording: find where the sirens start and where they stop, then trim a short section out of the middle. |
| Winning the Vice President boss battle | The official badge for defeating the Vice President, previously known as the CEO, marks a fight several players join at once, which is why reactions run loud. | You go into this one knowingly from the in-experience prompts, so confirm the recording is running before it starts and leave plenty of free disk space. |
Check this before you record Jailbreak
- Roblox is running from the PC version downloaded at roblox.com.
- The recorder is running and you have left 30GB or more free so a long chase fits.
- Resolution, frame rate and clip length are set before you join (1080p 30fps by default, 60fps available).
- Your mic is on and you have tested that the friends in your getaway car are audible.
- The clip hotkey sits on a key well clear of your driving and weapon keys.
- Everyone playing with you knows their voices are being recorded and may end up in a video.
Keeping a whole Jailbreak round, sound included, with DOR
DOR is a free Windows PC app that detects the PC version of Roblox downloaded from roblox.com. Recording starts automatically when you enter an experience and ends when you leave it for the home screen or close Roblox. The behavior is on by default and is adjusted with the full-game recording option in settings. One experience becomes one mp4 in your library, so an entire Jailbreak round sits in one file and the escape and the chase can be picked out later. Launch Roblox, give it about twenty seconds, then join, and the first moments after you spawn are in the file too. Game audio and your mic are recorded together by default with noise suppression, mixed into one track, so the sirens, the engine and whatever you and your friends are shouting all land in the same file. The default is 1080p at 30fps with 60fps available, while 1440p and above or 120fps and above are Pro options. Set resolution, frame rate and clip length before you join. The moment you lose the police, press F8 (remappable) and the previous 30 seconds is saved as its own clip, with 15, 30, 45 and 60 seconds to choose from. The hotkey works while a recording is running inside an experience. Leave 30GB or more free and even a long round stays complete end to end. Afterwards, the trim tool in the app library sets the in and out points and exports 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1, with text available on 1:1, and a dor.gg link plays straight in a phone browser. DOR Studio, which runs in the browser, joins the escape, the robbery and the chase into one video and adds text, background music and effect templates such as punch zoom or glitch transitions before you download the mp4. If you are still looking for people to run with, how to find a Roblox group is worth a read too.
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