About MisfitzStatz
An independent statistics platform built around Misfitz and its community.
What is this, anyway?
MisfitzStatz is an independent community project for exploring Misfitz player statistics, following leaderboards, and using tools built around the game.
Some statistics are visible in the in-game player profile. The developers have confirmed that other statistics will remain exclusive to the Game API. MisfitzStatz makes those additional API statistics accessible through a dedicated website, so players can see more here than in the in-game profile.
The game is about the loop: team up, loot, betray, and extract. MisfitzStatz gives players a separate place to explore their statistics without changing that in-game experience. It is independently operated, not an official Antihero Studios product, and remains free and ad-free.
Behind MisfitzStatz
“I’m Scharky, a Misfitz player since PA3. I independently run MisfitzStatz and work on the website, backend, statistics features, and Discord integration.
I stay in contact with the developers, and together with MisfitzStatz users we discuss which Game API data and features would be useful next. Community feedback helps shape what gets improved and built.”
The idea behind the project
During PA4, the in-game leaderboards were suddenly removed. That decision sparked a significant backlash among established players. The developers later publicly acknowledged the community reaction.
In PA5, leaderboard information was mainly shared through daily updates on Discord. Players were still asking to see their own statistics, but there was no publicly available, player-focused way to browse a fuller profile, and only a limited set of stats was being tracked.
MisfitzStatz began as an attempt to fill that gap. The first version introduced a limited set of global PA5 statistics. It was a starting point, not the finished platform: the API response and the website have both grown since then.
Misfitz itself is built around a simple, tense loop: team up, loot, betray, and extract. MisfitzStatz sits alongside that experience, giving players a place to explore the numbers after a run without turning the game itself into a leaderboard screen.
Why “Statz” and not “Stats”?
“Statz” keeps the meaning of stats while giving the project a name of its own. It is a small bit of wordplay tied to Misfitz, not a different kind of statistic.
For players, curious analysts, and creators.
Players can explore statistics beyond those shown in the in-game profile, including additional statistics available through the Game API.
Competitive players can use leaderboards to compare records outside the game itself.
Creators can use stats and rankings to add context to videos, streams, challenges, and community playtests.
Your account, your choice
You can explore the platform, while an account connects the features that are personal to you. Earn MisfitzStatz achievements, manage linked player IDs, and use supported Discord features from one place.
Achievements
Earn and display MisfitzStatz badges alongside your statistics.
Leaderboard visibility
Choose whether to compete under your player identity on leaderboards or appear anonymously.
Linked player IDs
Keep your connected player identity and community features together.
Discord integration
Use supported commands for linked player information and account verification.
From the first idea to the next version.
A timeline of what has been built so far and the areas being explored next.
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The idea
After the in-game leaderboards were suddenly removed in PA4 and the community backlash that followed, players still wanted ways to explore their own statistics. The idea for a separate platform began to take shape.
The roadmap
Select a topic to read more. Join the community Discord to discuss ideas with other players and follow what may come next.
Streamer tools
Make it easier for creators to show player progress and use statistics in streams or videos.
Discord bot improvements
Improve account management and expand the useful stats and community features available directly in Discord.
Player-focused guides
Explain Misfitz systems from the perspective of an established player, with practical context instead of simply repeating patch notes.
Support and languages
Improve the unofficial support resource and make its information more accessible to players using different languages.
Skill tree and balance builder
Explore a tool for planning skill-tree setups and comparing possible balance changes.
Game API v3
Discuss possible additions to the API response and which statistics would be genuinely useful to players.
Tournament builder
Explore tools for setting up and hosting community-run tournaments.