The documented history of a game that ships without patch notes — every entry dated and attributed to the source that proves it.
The Roblox listing reads [X5] +1 Kitten Keyboard Escape — the live multiplier tag has stepped up twice-documented levels from the [X2] our September 14, 2026 check recorded — and the games API shows the experience as modified on October 3, 2026, the day of this check. The game was serving 1,114 concurrent players at that moment, with 29.0 million (29,040,240) lifetime visits and 1.77 million (1,765,959) favorites in its eleven weeks live. The official description has kept the same loop text all along: group gift, weekend 3X, every move makes your kitten stronger, stages unlock powerful multipliers, race to be the best kitten on the server.
Because the developer has never released patch notes, “latest update” is a reconstruction: the title tag for bonus windows, the API's modified date for freshness, the Yeno Games Discord for code drops, and dated creator coverage for content updates like Slime World. Every timeline entry below names its source — nothing on this page is asserted without one.
Attributed entries only — where sources conflict or fall silent, the entry says so.
Source: Official (Roblox games API, checked 2026-10-03)
Source: Game Rant (Sept 11, 2026 update) + All Things How
Source: Berlian kecil (YouTube, posted August 14, 2026)
Source: Pro Game Guides (updated August 25, 2026)
Source: Destructoid (Sept 1, 2026) + Game Rant (Sept 11, 2026)
Source: Site check (September 14, 2026)
Source: Official (Roblox APIs + Discord invite check, 2026-10-03)
The pattern matters more than any single code: milestones, creators, and weekends — all documented.
100KLIKES (2,500 Wins) and 150KLIKES (150,000 Speed) both match the pattern Game Rant documents for this game: codes appear “when the game hits new player numbers.” The next like milestone is the likeliest next code slot.
Try Hard Guides (published August 26, 2026), cross-checked against Game Rant (September 11, 2026) documents thirteen named creator codes at 500,000 Speed plus a badge each — a creator program that shipped alongside the August waves. Two creator-era codes (DJCHAINS, KELSIE) are already expired.
Game Rant ties new codes to “weekend events” too — which pairs with the official description's weekend 3X multiplier. Check the codes page on Saturday mornings; that is when drops have clustered.
Updates move codes fastest, then windows, then the wiki tables. This is the standing checklist.
Track active patches, limited events, milestone rewards, and pages that may need updates.
CodesCodes often change after updates, events, likes milestones, or creator announcements.
SourcesCheck whether Trello, Discord, wiki, or creator-owned channels have useful update info.
New codes ship with milestones and updates, and old ones expire without notice — DJCHAINS went from working to expired between two tracker refreshes in September. Verify against our codes page before planning a session around a reward.
The title tag is the game's live bonus banner: [X2] became [X5] inside three weeks. A tag change re-prices every farming session, so check the listing title before a long weekend grind.
Content updates (Slime World added a world; updates have touched rewards) can move stage payouts, multipliers, and the shoes-rebirth arc. Our wiki tables recheck against dated sources on every pass.
The Roblox games API records creation on July 19, 2026. By our 2026-10-03 check the listing had passed 29.0 million visits and 1.77 million favorites — roughly eleven weeks of growth.
At our 2026-10-03 check the listing title read [X5] — the live multiplier tag had stepped up from the [X2] recorded on September 14 — and the games API showed the experience as modified that same day. The developer has never published patch notes, so the timeline below reconstructs each window from dated sources instead.
A creator video posted August 14, 2026 (titled "DJ CAT ADMIN ABUSE & SLIME WORLD + 5 NEW Codes") documents an update window that introduced the Slime World content and a wave of five new codes. No official patch note exists, so the video title is the dated evidence — and the reason Slime World is the one world name this site can cite.
The bracketed tag marks a live multiplier window — [X2] in mid-September, [X5] by October 3. Treat it as a temporary bonus period, not a permanent feature: the tag changes without notice, which is exactly why this page records its history with dates.
Codes first: new codes ship with milestones and events, and DJCHAINS expired inside roughly a week of its last working report. Then the title tag (new window), then the codes trackers (a refresh usually lands within days), then this site's update page — we recheck the APIs and trackers on every pass.
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