Update 2 and Update 3 now have public Roblox event-page signals. This page tracks the schedule intent without inventing patch notes, rewards, Aura effects, locations, or upgrade values.
Use this page when you need the current Update 2 and Update 3 status before trusting code, Aura, or map claims.
The official Roblox event pages confirm the event names, while the public Games API still shows the July 11 update timestamp and the [AURA!] title. Public schedule trackers add useful timing context, but they do not verify hidden mechanics or rewards.
Roblox event-page titles are stronger than generic fan wording, but schedule and patch details still need claim labels.
Checked July 16, 2026
The prior public Roblox event-page capture showed UPDATE 2! for [AURA!] Clean the Squishies!. Detailed patch notes were not exposed in the static HTML, and the July 16 recheck did not add creator-owned patch details.
Checked July 16, 2026
The public Roblox event page title is UPDATE 3! for [AURA!] Clean the Squishies!. Public trackers list a July 18 start, but no official patch contents were visible in the source checked here.
AllThingsHow, July 12, 2026
AllThingsHow reports Update 2 running from July 11 to July 18 and Update 3 starting July 18. This page keeps that as a reported schedule, not a creator-owned patch-note record.
Promote this into a fuller Update 2 or Update 3 guide only after a creator-owned note, Roblox description change, repeatable in-game UI, or reliable screenshots prove the actual additions. Until then, keep it as a schedule and source-status page.
A public Roblox event page titled UPDATE 2! was captured in the prior update pass for the current Clean the Squishies title. Treat detailed patch content as unverified unless it appears in the game, Roblox description, or a creator-owned post.
Public event trackers and the Roblox event page show an UPDATE 3! event, but the public Roblox event HTML did not expose detailed patch notes during the July 14 check.
No. It proves event-page demand and update naming. It does not verify new rewards, named Aura effects, rates, locations, or upgrade values.
Open the official Roblox experience, then compare the creator group, current event page, and dated code/update sources before trusting a fan claim.
