Zombie Titans Hall of Fame Guide
Prestige goals for pilots who keep the wall standing long after launch week.
The Hall of Fame is Zombie Titans’ long-horizon recognition layer - the place dedicated pilots look when Hangar unlocks alone stop feeling like enough. OMG - One More Games launched the free-to-play Roblox siege around 13 October 2026. Early progression is loud: claim the group’s 1,000 Scrap, open Bulldog or Volt, survive your first March -> Surge -> Behemoth loop. Hall of Fame is quieter. It rewards consistency, clear quality, and account investment across PC, mobile, tablet, and console servers capped at eight players.
This guide explains what the Hall of Fame is for, how to feed it without burning out, and which wiki pages support a prestige-focused playstyle. Pair it with the Players Hub roster overview and Titan Builds so your Scrap still buys combat power while you climb.
What Hall of Fame represents
Think of Hall of Fame as the billboard for:
- Sustained siege participation and victories
- Visible dedication relative to the wider pilot population
- Bragging rights that outlast a single lucky Behemoth carry
Exact UI labels can shift after patches - always trust the in-experience Hangar / rewards panels - but the fantasy stays stable: show that you kept showing up. It is not a substitute for skill expression mid-fight; a top plaque with weak flyer habits still drops Carriers on your teammates.
How progress typically accrues
While OMG may tune formulas, Hall of Fame style systems in this genre usually weight:
- Completed sieges - especially full cycles that include Behemoth kills
- Performance quality - surviving, objective hold time, meaningful damage
- Account milestones - Hangar depth, Titan unlocks, maybe seasonal markers
- Return loops - daily supply drop engagement and streak-friendly habits
Scrap itself is the fuel for power; Hall of Fame is the trophy case. Do not ignore Scrap farming - read Scrap Farming - but understand that dumping Scrap on cosmetics alone will not teach you Surge flyer priority.
Practical climb plan
Week one
- Finish Getting Started.
- Claim OMG group Scrap and establish a daily supply drop habit (Codes Hub for promo status).
- Lock a main: Volt or Bulldog recommended.
- Aim for clean March into Surge before greed-pushing Behemoth every queue.
Week two to three
- Add Mammoth for boss days; keep Volt for sky.
- Review Tier List Hub after any balance notes.
- Track personal stats mentally: wipe causes, Carrier deaths, overheat mistakes.
- Start treating Hall of Fame check-ins as a weekly ritual, not an every-match obsession.
Ongoing season
- Rotate Mantis only when your fundamentals are stable.
- Help newer pilots - eight-player walls win more when knowledge spreads.
- Recheck Launch Notes and the Updates Hub so you are not climbing on outdated boss HP assumptions.
Combat habits that double as prestige habits
Hall of Fame loves players who finish sieges. Finishing sieges loves players who:
- Call Screechers, Gasbags, and Carriers early
- Respect overheat instead of mag-dumping into empty air
- Use cockpit view toggle when precision matters
- Bring the right Titan for the lobby’s missing role
- Avoid scripts that risk bans - see Scripts Hub disclaimer - because banned accounts do not keep plaques
Party play and Hall of Fame
Solo queue can climb, but a sticky duo (Volt + Mammoth) skyrockets clear rate. Share Hangar goals with friends: one player funds flyer tools while the other funds Behemoth burn. Prestige feels better when the same names recur on your victory screens.
If you host, set expectations: no AFK in Behemoth, ping flyers, and no shame in delaying boss pull until Surge adds are dead.
Myths to ignore
- “Hall of Fame is only pay-to-win.” Zombie Titans is free-to-play; Scrap and skill dominate early and mid prestige. Spend Robux only if you want cosmetics or convenience - never required for basic competence.
- “One lucky code grants Hall status.” No promo codes are confirmed as of November 2026, and even future codes are accelerators, not trophies.
- “Mantis-only climb is fastest.” High wipe rate kills completion stats. Flex Mantis after you can already clear.
Measuring personal success
Use a simple scoreboard for yourself:
| Metric | Healthy sign |
|---|---|
| Behemoth clear rate | Trending up month over month |
| Flyer deaths on wall | Trending down |
| Scrap spent with plan | Matches Titan Builds |
| Requeue invites | Teammates stick around |
| Hall of Fame checks | Weekly, not compulsive |
Related pages
- Players Hub - roster identities
- Tier List Hub / Titan Rankings - who to pilot for wins
- Beat Behemoth - the clear that feeds prestige
- Wiki / Official Links - OMG group and experience links
Hall of Fame is a mirror. It reflects whether you learned the siege rhythm, funded the right Titan, and kept the wall alive when Carriers screamed overhead. Climb with intention, play fair, and let the plaque be a side effect of good piloting - not the only reason you queue.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for Zombie Titans pilots.
Is Hall of Fame required to enjoy Zombie Titans?
No. It is optional prestige. You can enjoy sieges and Hangar upgrades without chasing plaques.
Does Scrap automatically raise Hall of Fame?
Scrap buys power that helps you clear sieges; Hall of Fame typically cares more about participation and performance than raw currency alone.
Can banned accounts keep Hall of Fame progress?
Assume no. Script bans can erase or lock progress - avoid exploits if you care about prestige.
Which Titan helps Hall of Fame climbing most?
Whichever raises your clear rate. For most players that means Volt or Mammoth paired with solid wall habits - see the Tier List Hub.
How often should I check Hall of Fame?
Weekly is enough. Obsessing mid-Surge distracts from Carriers and Behemoth windows.