Dig Haunted Items Update Tracker
A changed Roblox timestamp does not explain a patch by itself. Update detections and confirmed gameplay changes are recorded separately.
A changed Roblox timestamp does not explain a patch by itself. Update detections and confirmed gameplay changes are recorded separately.
Official game activity
Snapshot data is separate from a gameplay update report. A changed date alone does not explain a patch.
No current snapshot available.
In this field note
Current status
The current Roblox updated timestamp could not be retrieved during this public-source review. No current-version gameplay change or detailed patch note has been independently tested.
Detection is not a patch note
An updated timestamp can signal that the experience changed, but not which relic, price or system changed. Specific details require an official announcement, current UI or a recorded exact-game test.
Reading the labels
Officially announced: a creator source describes it. Gameplay confirmed: a recorded test shows it. Community reported: still unverified. No details available: the timestamp changed but its meaning is unknown.
Older records
A value measured before a later game update keeps its original date and is marked Needs retest. Stale values are excluded from default recommendations. A failed status request never resets an old snapshot to zero.
Official system notes
A day7 daily-reward badge appears in the official badge list. The badge is not a dated patch note and does not disclose the reward contents.
Where this note comes from
Official pages establish identity and the general loop. Player-input arithmetic and editorial planning rules are not game-tested values. Official artwork is promotional, not a playthrough screenshot.
Common questions
Does an update timestamp prove new relics were added?
No. A specific change requires separate evidence.
Are older prices still valid?
They may need retesting after a newer update.