Tier List

Chaos Jenga Maps and props, ranked

S through D for Classic, Moon, Volcano, Winter, and the objects the Attacker throws at them.

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Chaos Jenga does not publish an official competitive ladder. You get a player-voted map and a launcher full of props. This hub is the wiki’s editorial ranking of those two things, based on public matches and videos, not a Perhaps Studios table. If a silent update around 29–30 August 2026 changed a jump or a hitbox, treat the letters as a starting point and re-test in a live server.

Read both before you vote. A map rank without a prop plan is a mood.

Criteria we actually use

Every letter is scored on three axes so an S on Classic is not the same claim as an S on trains.

  1. Readability. Can you see edges, cracks, and the BOTTOM HOLE? Classic scores high. Winter scores low.
  2. Fall risk. How often does a competent Survivor fall because of the map or the object? Moon’s jump and Volcano’s panic raise this. A train through a cracked mid-layer raises it on purpose.
  3. Attacker advantage. How much does the round tilt toward the launcher? Winter’s hidden edges and heavy vehicles tilt hard. Classic and a lone noob do not.

S means default pick when you want this job to work. A means strong with a plan. B means situational. C means chaotic or tax-heavy. D means do not build a round around it. We do not use F. Nothing in the current live kit is unplayable; some of it is just a meme.

These letters are wiki opinion. They are not Roblox badges, trophy thresholds, or Robux unlocks. A store tab may list cosmetics when Roblox shows them. The public gamepasses API has been empty or unlisted. Cosmetics do not move a map from C to S.

How to use a rank in a live vote

The lobby island puts Classic, Moon, Volcano, and Winter in front of you. Moon wins a lot of public votes because it looks fun, not because it is the fairest Survivor map. If you are learning, vote Classic. If you are the Attacker and you want free falls, Winter and Volcano help more than Classic. The Attacker Role and Survivor Role pages explain why those votes feel different once the TIMER starts.

Props are chosen after the vote. Decide before the round whether you will spend heavy pieces on a cracked layer or waste them on the top deck. How to Attack is the drill page. This hub is the shopping list.

First hour? Start with Getting Started and controls. The role checklist tells you which list to open.

What we do not rank

We do not rank accounts, devices, scripts, or codes. Teleport and win-button tools live on scripts, teleport, and win button. Shouts belong on codes, how to redeem, and group rewards. Extra maps would land on Patch Notes first. Related: How to Survive, How to Escape, Guides Hub, Updates Hub, official links. No public Trello.

Use S as a recommendation, not a law. After a patch, play one Classic round and one Moon round before you argue in chat. If a train suddenly bounces or Winter edges read cleaner, the letter was a snapshot. The maps and props pages are where those snapshots live, and they will move when the live kit moves—not when a random thumbnail calls something broken.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers for Chaos Jenga on Roblox.

Are these Chaos Jenga tiers official?

No. They are wiki opinion from public matches and videos. Perhaps Studios does not publish an official map or prop ladder.

What do S, A, B, C, and D mean here?

Readability, fall risk, and Attacker advantage. S is the default pick for that job. D is a meme you should not build a round around.

Should I vote the S map every time?

Vote Classic when you are learning. Moon is the popular public pick. Attacker-sided lobbies may prefer Winter or Volcano. Details: map tier list.

Where do trains sit?

S for collapsing layers. Cars are A. Dumpsters are situational. Noobs and meme props are chaotic. See the props tier list.

Do trophies or Robux change tiers?

No. Win trophies count rounds. A store tab may list cosmetics when Roblox shows them. Tiers are about physics and visibility, not spend.