Update log
These entries come from two places only: dated records on the Roblox store and the game page, and things we could see in recorded gameplay. A store record shows when an item was created, not when it was added to the in-game shop, and a gameplay sighting is not a patch note.
Three different kinds of timestamp appear below. A store record is the date an item was created on Roblox, which can run ahead of or behind when players first see it. A gameplay sighting is the date of a video where the feature is already running. An update timestamp is the last time the game file changed, and it carries no description of what changed.
The practical question behind every entry is what a player should check now. A new store item means a price to read before buying. A gameplay sighting means the guide for that system already applies. An update timestamp with no notes means nothing specific can be claimed, and this page will not invent a patch note for it.
If a number on this site disagrees with your screen, trust your screen.
Before buying a permanent item, check whether you already own a game pass with the same name.
The police and money guides already apply to the build you are playing.
Read the current Robux price in the store before paying.
Nothing to check in game; this is the start of the timeline.
