Roblox updated timestamp
The experience record now shows August 20. Without a creator note, the timestamp alone cannot establish a balance change, new keyboard, crate odds adjustment, or worker change.
Latest Update Status
The latest official Roblox activity timestamp is August 20, 2026. No creator patch details were publicly verified on Friday, August 21, 2026, so this page does not invent patch notes.
Update answer: The exact Roblox experience now shows an August 20, 2026 updated timestamp.
No creator-owned patch notes or reward-change notes were publicly verified on Friday, August 21, 2026, so the safest answer is the dated Roblox timestamp plus the current no-patch-details boundary.
Experience created
The public Roblox record lists this as the creation date for the current experience.
After an update
Recheck the parts that can move
Codes
No working exact-game code was found in the public surfaces checked on August 21. Check again after creator announcements.
Prices and income
Re-enter current in-game values; the calculator does not preserve old prices as facts.
Keyboard comparisons
Do not publish fixed ranks until names and comparable stats are available.
How to watch activity when patch notes are missing
The safest update workflow is still: check the exact Roblox experience, confirm the creator group, then compare that with a public activity-tracker page that follows the same experience identity. That helps answer whether the game is still active without turning player-count movement into fake patch notes.
- 1. Confirm the exact experience. Use the Roblox game page that matches place ID
115473624976930. - 2. Check creator-owned surfaces. If the Roblox game page or creator group still does not publish patch notes, treat names, rewards, and balance changes as unknown.
- 3. Use public community surfaces for activity only. Creator Exchange and the exact-game Medal clips page can corroborate that the experience is live and being watched publicly, but they still do not explain patch meaning.
- 4. Recheck player-facing routes. After any visible activity change, recheck codes, prices, guide steps, and comparison pages before repeating old assumptions.
What a public tracker can and cannot prove
A public tracker or clip surface is useful for identity, visibility, and rough activity monitoring. It is not a substitute for a creator patch note, redeem-code announcement, keyboard roster, or worker table.
- Good for: confirming the exact game name, creator, category, and that the experience is being publicly tracked or clipped.
- Not enough for: claiming a new keyboard, changed crate odds, a worker rebalance, or a live code.
- Best next action: pair the public surface with the site's Sources page, the current Codes status, and the new FAQ route before acting on a rumor.
FAQ
Update questions
What changed in the latest public activity check?
Roblox now records the experience as updated on August 20, 2026, and the exact-game public surfaces still show activity tracking, but no creator patch notes describing gameplay changes were found in the public material checked on August 21, 2026.
Did the update add codes?
No exact-game working code or redeem menu was found in the public surfaces checked on August 21, 2026.
Are there current events?
No named event schedule was listed in the checked official game description.
Where can I check the newest activity?
Open the exact Roblox game page first, then use the Creator Exchange listing and Medal clips surface as public activity-watch references when creator notes are still missing.