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Update Log

Every tracked update since launch · codes status per update · sourced from official pages + Roblox API

November 7, 2026 — Data Refresh & Timed Event

The official game page received a fresh update timestamp (visible on Roblox's public API), and a short timed event ran 6:00-6:30 AM PT per community event tracking. No new codes — the game still has no redemption system. No new tracked roster changes yet; this is the kind of maintenance-beat update that often precedes larger content drops, so the next week is worth watching.

October 31, 2026 — NEW MAP + Admin Abuse (Nuclear Wasteland)

The headline update. The official event ran one hour (16:00-17:00 UTC), celebrating the addition of a new map the community quickly identified as the Nuclear Wasteland — confirmed within days when tier databases filled with its S-tier roster (Waste Harvester $410Dd/s, Meltdown Idol, Rad Scarecrow and nine more). This is the game's new income ceiling; the full zone guide lives here. The same day, the developer deleted the Halloween Update's end-date listing, leaving the seasonal content's duration officially open. The developer group also jumped 16,809 → 23,965 members (+42%) in a single day — the community is growing with the map. Still no codes, no redeem UI.

October 25, 2026 — [🎃] Halloween Update

The game's first major content update, with the developer's own description: "2 new maps, more food and animals!" The tracked additions: Halloween Eggs (80 Robux) hatching a seven-animal pool led by the Reaper (x5 your best animal); the Pumpkin Monster (499 Robux, x9 multiplier — still the strongest paid animal in the game); and five themed foods — Candy Corn ($750No), Hot Cider ($8.5Dc), Golden Pumpkin ($75Dc), Ghost Chowder ($18UD) and Calamari Rings ($200UD) — extending the ladder into full Cosmic tier. The update's original event listing ended November 1, but that listing was deleted on October 31 (see above), and seasonal items remained in shop stock into November. No codes in this update either — freebies stayed on the shop's Free Item row.

September 18, 2026 — Launch

Throw Food For Animals released by Goofy Chupacabra. The first seven weeks took it past 100 million visits, 250,000+ concurrent players (257K at our November 8 check) and 108K favorites — for context, that growth curve with weekly updates is exactly the profile where Roblox developers typically add code systems, which is why the codes page exists as a watchtower rather than a graveyard. The launch roster: 15 zones, 38 foods across 16 tiers, and a bestiary that launch guides counted at 128 animals (148 tracked after the October updates).

What We're Watching Next

Three signals matter for the next update. A code system: milestone celebrations and Discord invites are the classic precursors, and this game has neither yet. Roster additions: the Wasteland update pattern suggests new maps ship with full tracked rosters within days. Halloween item rotation: with the end-date listing deleted, whether Candy Corn and friends stay permanent is an open question the next shop refresh answers. This log updates after every tracked change, with each entry's source noted — official pages and Roblox API first, community trackers as corroboration.

How This Log Is Built

Two rules keep it trustworthy. First, official before community: entries are anchored to the game page's description, event listings and the Roblox public API, with trackers used as corroboration rather than the source of record. Second, dates over vibes: every claim carries its observation date, because this game changes weekly and an undated claim is indistinguishable from a wrong one. When an entry says "the developer deleted X on October 31," that's an observed diff with a timestamp, not a memory — the same standard the rest of the site holds itself to.

The log also feeds the rest of the wiki: an update that adds animals touches the animal list and tier list; new foods touch the price table and buy checkpoints; anything touching monetization touches the codes watchtower. Treat this page as the changelog for the whole site's data — it's the fastest way to see what moved and why your favorite page's numbers changed.

FAQ

How often does Throw Food For Animals update?
Roughly weekly with larger content drops every couple of weeks. The first seven weeks saw the launch (Sep 18), the Halloween Update (Oct 25) with two new maps and five new foods, and the NEW MAP event (Oct 31) that added the Nuclear Wasteland — plus smaller data refreshes tracked on the official game page.
What did the Halloween Update add?
Two new maps, more food and animals (the developer's own description), Halloween Eggs (80 Robux) hatching seven animals led by the Reaper (x5 multiplier), the Pumpkin Monster shop animal (499 Robux, x9), and five themed foods: Candy Corn, Hot Cider, Golden Pumpkin, Ghost Chowder and Calamari Rings.
What was the October 31 event?
'NEW MAP + ADMIN ABUSE' ran 16:00-17:00 UTC on Halloween. The new map is the Nuclear Wasteland — the game's new income ceiling, home of every S-tier catchable animal including the Waste Harvester ($410Dd/s). Admin abuse sessions are a Roblox tradition where developers visit servers to celebrate updates. The same day, the developer deleted the Halloween Update's official end-date listing.
Have any updates added codes?
No. Through every update through November 8, 2026, no code system has been added — the game still has no redeem UI. Freebies flow through the shop's Free Item row instead. Our codes page watches official sources daily in case that changes.
What was deleted from the Halloween event?
The Halloween Update's event listing originally gave an end time (November 1, 11:00 UTC), but the developer deleted the listing — so the update's duration has no official end date anymore. As of early November the pumpkin title marker and Halloween shop items were still live, suggesting the seasonal content stayed rather than rotated out.
How do I know when a new update drops?
The official Roblox game page is the source of truth — its description and event listings update first. This log tracks changes from that page plus Roblox's public API (update timestamps, description edits) and cross-checks community trackers, so each entry here notes its source.
Do updates change old pages' data?
Often — a new map re-prices the income ladder, new foods shift the buy checkpoints, and roster counts move. That's why every data page on this site carries its check date and why this log exists: each entry notes what changed so you can trace which pages it affects. Where an update invalidates a published figure, the affected page gets corrected the same day.
What's the difference between the game API 'updated' timestamp and a real content update?
The Roblox API's updated field refreshes on any game publish — including invisible fixes. This log distinguishes them: real content updates (new maps, foods, animals) are confirmed against description changes, event listings and tracker corroboration before getting an entry. A timestamp alone doesn't make an update log entry.

Data checked November 8, 2026. Throw Food For Animals updates often — we re-verify numbers after each update.