UPDATE3
ReportedReported reward: 100 Squishies
Reported July 19; checked July 27, 2026
UPDATE3, WELCOME, SQUISHY, and UPDATE1 are still reported by current public code trackers, but none are creator-verified in the public Roblox description or SquishyDishy group metadata. The new PETS title does not publish a new code text, so treat all codes as reported and verify the in-game result before planning around the reward.
Copy each code exactly as shown. If one fails after one fresh-server retry, treat it as expired or unconfirmed until the creator confirms otherwise.
Reported reward: 100 Squishies
Reported July 19; checked July 27, 2026
Reported reward: 100 Squishies
Reported by current code trackers; checked July 27, 2026
Reported reward: 250 Squishies
Reported by current code trackers; checked July 27, 2026
Reported reward: 1,000 Squishies
Multi-source report; checked July 27, 2026
A code can be worth trying before it is official. The label stays Reported until a creator-owned public source or direct in-game verification confirms it.
Both July 19 pages list UPDATE3, WELCOME, SQUISHY, and UPDATE1 with Squishies rewards.
Earlier major guides still mainly corroborate UPDATE1 for 1,000 Squishies.
The live Roblox description promises a free code at 50,000 likes but does not name UPDATE3, WELCOME, SQUISHY, UPDATE1, or any exact reward.
The current Roblox description still promises a free code at 50,000 likes, but it does not publish the code text, reward, timing, or claim instructions. UPDATE3 may be an update code, but the public Roblox listing does not identify it as the 50,000-like milestone reward, and the PETS title does not name a new code.
We keep an expired list only when there is enough public evidence to avoid turning a typo, old server, or unreleased milestone into a false expiration claim.
UPDATE3, WELCOME, SQUISHY, and UPDATE1 are reported by current public code trackers. Roblox and SquishyDishy public metadata still do not publish the exact code texts, so this page labels them reported rather than creator-verified.
Try Hard Guides and MrGuider list the four-code set, while larger earlier guides still mainly corroborate UPDATE1 and official Roblox metadata only promises a 50,000-like free-code milestone without naming the code.
Check capitalization, remove spaces, finish any tutorial gate, and try one fresh server. The code may also have expired.
Open the in-game menus and look for Codes or Rewards. Interfaces can move after an update, so use the latest visible menu labels.