Landing a hit on a Survivor in Forsaken feels a lot funnier when it comes with a meme clip, a scream, or a classic game sound instead of the default thud. The Hit Sound ID feature lets Killers swap that stock noise for any Roblox audio ID, and the codes below cover everything from anime taunts to internet-famous sound bites.
Working Forsaken Hit Sound IDs
Each entry below is a Roblox sound ID you can drop straight into the Hit Sound field. Copy the number only, without spaces or extra text.
111531561995063— 2011x Laugh, a looping laugh clip for taunting a downed opponent134659166665541— A Jobbb, a short comedic voice clip135922084193550— AGHH, a sharp yell sound effect137168352230145— Bleh, a playful raspberry noise113528182535727— Chicken Scream, a squawking chicken sound effect89188745224181— Close to Me!!, a shouted meme voice line105275141816690— Confident Boulder, a boulder-themed meme audio clip77855735450754— Cruel King Speak, a dramatic villain voice line103097433252950— Dante dmc3 (too easy), the Devil May Cry 3 taunt line10984611112469— Dash, a quick whoosh sound effect8438244251549— Enrique, a named meme voice clip8235260386— Fatherless, a meme insult sound bite3302969109— FBI Open Up!, the classic FBI raid meme line122080570329927— Fatality, a fighting-game-style finishing announcement3542629272— Finger Gun, a mock gunshot “pew” sound2164397857— Funtime Freddy “Ready for a Surprise”, a Five Nights at Freddy’s voice line71603993455491— Get Good!!, a taunting meme phrase102942819597181— Get the Camera, a shouted meme line and one of the more popular picks13195822712— Glass Shatter, a breaking glass sound effect17049356213— God’s Hand Slap, a heavy impact slap sound113719064595787— Guest Block, a Roblox guest-era themed clip76796706658558— I AM FIRE JASON, a shouted meme voice line85216662975005— I Need Iron Blocks, a Minecraft-themed meme voice clip134032518132274— Jackpottt!!!!, an excited slot-machine-style shout7122613461— Katana Slice, a sharp blade sound effect621557962— Kick, a simple kick impact sound130791043— Lazer Shot, a sci-fi laser blast sound115464561126276— Mafioso Scream, a dramatic scream voice clip1310127925561718— Mega Knight, a Clash Royale voice clip and one of the more popular picks678089961— MLG Airhorns, the classic MLG airhorn sound and one of the more popular picks6346074926— Nope!, a short dismissive voice clip82424072412613— OMG, a surprised exclamation clip9627119058167— Outcome Memories death, a dramatic death-themed sound clip109876589013690— Pay Your Debt, a stern voice line95377039431461— Prince Charge Hit, an impact sound tied to a charge attack17184045209— Ring Loss!, a boxing-style ring-out announcement95105461487902— Siren Head M1, a Siren Head-themed attack sound8907573127— Slap, a straightforward slap impact sound17731296797— Stagger, a Limbus Company-style stagger sound and one of the more popular picks76004916986614— Sword Swing, a bladed weapon swing sound8255306220— TF2 Critical Hit, the Team Fortress 2 critical hit sound99604911413786— Think Fast Chucklenuts, a comedic taunt voice line7553397015— Tom and Jerry Scream, the classic cartoon scream sound852330582388— Too Slow, a taunting voice clip138974734084567— Toy Freddy “Special Present”, another Five Nights at Freddy’s voice line6308606116— Vine Boom, the viral Vine Boom impact sound and one of the more popular picks109000385546559— Wasabi Powa, an anime-style shouted voice clip18795078847— Weave, a short whoosh-style sound effect5277755924— Would You Like to Sign My Petition, a deadpan meme voice line109201466174616— Yahoo, an exclaimed voice clip
How to apply a Hit Sound ID in Forsaken
Setting a custom Hit Sound costs nothing and takes less than a minute once you know where the input box is.
What the Hit Sound feature does
The Hit Sound ID field only affects the audio that plays when you, as a Killer, land a hit on a Survivor. It replaces the default impact noise with whatever Roblox audio ID you paste in, and it does not change gameplay, damage, or timing in any way. The setting is purely cosmetic and free to use as many times as you want during a session.
You can swap the code between matches if you want a different sound each round, since the field simply overwrites whatever was there before. If a sound feels too long or drowns out combat audio cues, picking a shorter clip from the list keeps hits sounding crisp without covering up other in-game noise.
Try a few different codes to see which one fits your playstyle best, whether that means a clean impact sound for competitive matches or a full meme clip for goofing around with friends.
