Push the Rock Updates Hub

Studio Stinky’s Push the Rock is a live Roblox incremental, but it is not a weekly gacha soap opera. The place opened on 17 February 2026. Public trackers mark the last known experience update on 13 April 2026. This hub is the timeline door for those two dates plus a later status check. Child pages: the launch recap for what shipped on day one, the April 2026 snapshot for what was still live two months later, and the September 2026 status for fresher visit and badge numbers with no invented autumn patch.

We will not invent a patch-note shopping list. No fake new worlds, no secret gamepass drop, no “Nerfed mask by 12%” fiction. If Studio Stinky did not show it on the experience by 13 April 2026, it does not get a bullet here. When a real place update lands after that, add a new child page instead of rewriting history into this hub.

The two dates that matter

17 February 2026 — launch. Universe 9745798212, place 139574563597312, free to play, R15, 18-player online servers. Welcome and the World 2–6 badges were created that same day. Partners, auto-push, the slide-for-coins loop, and a codes UI were part of the pitch from the start. Read the launch recap for the day-one systems and why those badges are not a later expansion pack.

13 April 2026 — last known experience update. This is a snapshot date, not a trailer. By then the live game still had six worlds, the partner board, auto-push, a codes field, and no known gamepasses. Peak concurrent users around that spring sat near a thousand. Visits later climbed toward 2.7 million with about 164 thousand favorites. The April 2026 snapshot describes that live set without pretending we have a Studio Stinky changelog PDF.

Between those dates the loop did not change identity. You still push, auto-push, slide, spend on individual partner unlocks, and chase world badges. If a YouTube title screams a “HUGE UPDATE” with egg luck or a seventh temple, check whether the video is actually Push and Slide, Push A Rock, or Push Rock for Brainrots. Those are different places.

What this hub tracks, and what it refuses

We track: release status (released), the two public dates above, badge existence, partner-and-slide loop, codes UI presence, gamepass absence on public trackers, player cap, and the fact that this is an online 18-player server, not local co-op.

We refuse: invented numeric balance tables, unreleased item lists, fake code drops tied to a patch, and unreleased-teaser language that contradicts a game that already launched. Codes deserve their own honesty: the HUD has a field, but this wiki has not independently verified a public working list as of September 2026. Follow codes, how to redeem, and how to find new codes instead of pasting a string from a clone.

Scripts that claim to skip a patch also stay off this timeline. Auto-push is a shipped control. Third-party auto-farm talk lives on scripts.

How to use the timeline while you play

New accounts should still start on getting started and how to play. The launch page is history; it will not push the rock for you. If you are spending coins, the live ranking set is the partner tier list and best partners. If you are hunting badges, use worlds ranked, the worlds walkthrough, and the world tracker. Those pages assume the April 2026 live set: six hills, no gamepass skip.

Check the Roblox experience page for the official “Updated” stamp before you believe a rumor. This wiki’s job is to keep the two dated snapshots honest so a search for “Push the Rock update” does not dump you into another Sisyphus clone’s patch blog.

Until a newer place update is publicly visible, treat 13 April 2026 as the ceiling of systems and the September 2026 status as the ceiling of counts. The boulder, the board, and the six badges are the game. Build for that, not for a note we would have to invent.