Find The Squishies Wiki
Verification

Find The Squishies Sources

Use this page to see where code, tier-list, update, Trello, Discord, wiki, and guide claims are checked. Official Roblox pages should win when sources disagree.

Primary references

Where claims should be checked

Start with official Roblox and creator-owned links, then use dated community references only when official details are unavailable.

Current status

What the July 18, 2026 checks still support

The current public packet still supports the 121 total, the July 13, 2026 Roblox metadata timestamp, the verified Run And Find Games group with more than 246,000 members, missing official external boards, active all-121 walkthrough demand, and a fresh all-121 / secret-squishies / house-door-code / cave-door-code / ASMR-island video cluster without official patch notes.

Official

121 total still confirmed

The Roblox game page still supports the 121-Squishy index and the hidden-map challenge loop.

Updates

The official Roblox update timestamp still points to July 13

The public Roblox games API still shows July 13, 2026 while the title stays Find The Squishies [121🔎]. Recent public videos now repeat all 121, secret Squishies, house-door-code, cave-door-code, ASMR Island, and cave-update wording, but there is still no source-backed full patch note.

Community status

No official Trello or Discord verified

Public July 18, 2026 checks still did not verify an official Trello board, Discord invite, or external wiki, even with the verified creator group now at more than 246,000 members.

Thumbnails

Public art packet stayed generic

The Roblox thumbnail endpoints still returned one icon and four completed screenshots on July 18, 2026, but no named event-art metadata that could safely stand in for patch notes.

Search noise

Why some terms stay held or rejected

The official Roblox tags can expose adjacent phrases, but the public search surface still needs a game-specific packet before those phrases deserve pages.

Tag-adjacent terms can be cross-intent

Terms like Nice Cube and NeeDoH appear in the official Roblox tag surface, but current public search checks can also collapse into unrelated toy coverage or generic squishy-unboxing results. That is not enough to prove a safe in-game entity page.

Publication rule

Keep tag-adjacent terms in research notes, reject logs, or source-watch copy until a repeatable game-specific packet shows they are real current game entities, mechanics, or official subfeatures.

Next checks

Where new evidence should land

Use the route that matches the claim type instead of stretching one broad page across every long-tail search.