Unofficial status
Every page here is written by an independent fan editor. The word “wiki” in the site name describes a reference site, not an affiliation: no checked official surface — the Roblox experience page or the SILOG community — links to or endorses this site. When this page and an official Roblox surface disagree about the game, the official surface wins; each data page names the record it relied on and the date it was checked.
Player-input estimates are scenarios
The upgrade planner and the two-option scorer compute only from values you enter. SILOG publishes no menu table, star formula, or payout rates, so the site does not pretend to know them; the tools' outputs are planning scenarios about your own observations, not official rates, guaranteed rewards, or predictions of what a future update will pay. Decisions about spending Robux remain yours and should rest on what your game screen shows, not on an estimate.
Codes: reported rewards are reports
Code names recorded from the official description (currently HALLOWEEN and 75MVISITS, checked 2026-10-14) are as official as this site can make them. Reward amounts and statuses attached by third-party trackers — cash payouts, potions, furniture bundles — stay labeled as community reports, because the official description states no rewards and publishes no expiry dates. A code that fails in-game is final; no listing here can redeem anything for you.
Accuracy limits and changing game information
Codes, events, interfaces, prices, and mechanics change without notice — the official description itself ends with “Expect Bugs*”, and this site's own checks watched code names rotate (1MFAVORITES, then HALAMAN and 50MVISITS, then BUHAY and THANKYOU across September 2026, then HALLOWEEN and 75MVISITS in October 2026). A checked date is a statement about that date only. Community-sourced gameplay detail (worker contracts, stove tiers, furniture buffs) is attributed to its fan-guide or creator source and can be outdated the day after its check.