Keys

Yellow Key

Kunci kuning, the yellow padlock key.

Yellow Key in MALAM SAMA OPAH

Yellow Key: Kunci kuning, the yellow padlock key. Get it by Open drawers and cabinets. One confirmed find was a small drawer. The drawer is not pinned to a single bedroom on every round. Use it to Carry it to the yellow padlock. Say the room if you drop it. It does not type the door code.

What is Yellow Key?

Kunci kuning is the yellow key. Footage shows a large yellow key in a small drawer. Pickup text reads HOLDING Yellow Key, with DROP to put it down. It occupies a hotbar slot and opens the yellow padlock.

Published facts

Yellow Key facts
FactValue
ColorYellow
CalloutKunci kuning

How do you get Yellow Key?

Open drawers and cabinets. One confirmed find was a small drawer. The drawer is not pinned to a single bedroom on every round.

How do you use Yellow Key?

Carry it to the yellow padlock. Say the room if you drop it. It does not type the door code.

FAQ

Yellow Key questions

Is MALAM SAMA NENEK a different Roblox game?

No. Nenek and Opah both mean grandmother in Malay. Older thumbnails and videos still say MALAM SAMA NENEK, and that art is the same experience as place 91246277860636. MALAM SAMA ATOK and Malam Bersama Kaka are different games.

What do I have to do to finish a round?

Board BUS 1, BUS 2, or BUS 3 in the night kampung lobby. Inside the house, the HARD objective panel says to find 5 keys and a code, then escape Opah's house. The exit has red, blue, green, yellow, and purple padlocks plus a separate CODE keypad.

Can I reuse a door code from a video?

No. The keypad number is for that round. A video password will not open a later door. Copy the number you find in your own house.

Is there an official Discord?

No public Discord invite was confirmed for this experience. The Roblox description tells players to join the community server for more codes. The Sabun Studios community tied to that instruction is group 605494132.

What does the name mean?

MALAM SAMA OPAH is Malay for a night with grandmother. Opah is the hunter in the house, not the English word for a moonfish.