Input area
Prompt-ledMove and camera
Use: Use standard Roblox controls for your device.
Caveat: No custom keybind chart is verified.
Night At The Infirmary Controls
A practical controls page for Roblox players that sticks to default input guidance and in-game prompts until A.D. Games publishes a custom control chart.
PCUse Roblox defaults
MobileFollow touch prompts
HeldNo official keybind table
Control workflow
What to do when a prompt is confusing
The safest guidance is tied to Roblox defaults and the active task, not a guessed hotkey list.
Input area
Prompt-ledInteract prompt
Use: Stand near the active object and follow the prompt shown by the current task.
Caveat: Prompt wording can vary by beta build and device.
Input area
Prompt-ledTool use
Use: Equip or use only the tool needed by the current patient step.
Caveat: Do not assume every object is usable on every case.
Input area
Prompt-ledMenu or code entry
Use: Use reported in-game menu steps only when the live HUD matches them.
Caveat: Roblox metadata does not publish code UI instructions.
Troubleshooting
If a click or tap does nothing
Recheck the current task prompt, stand closer, make sure you are using the correct tool, and finish the active patient branch. If the experience just updated, rejoin a fresh server before treating it as a control bug.
Evidence rule
No invented keybinds
A custom table needs a creator-owned chart or repeated current UI evidence. Until then, this page exists to answer controls searches while avoiding stale or platform-specific guesses.
FAQ
Controls questions
Are official Night At The Infirmary controls published?
No creator-owned control chart was confirmed during the July 19, 2026 public-source check.
What controls should I rely on?
Use Roblox default movement and camera controls, then follow the on-screen prompts for patient, tool, and treatment interactions.
Are mobile and console supported?
The Roblox experience is available through Roblox, but this page only gives platform-safe guidance until the game publishes a platform-specific chart.
Why did an interaction not work?
You may be on the wrong patient step, too far from the object, holding the wrong tool, or on a stale server after an update.