Build an ASMR Tower Sources and Method
Every published claim should trace to a named source, a status label, and a real checked date.
Official sources
The first-party source list is deliberately small:
- Build an ASMR Tower on Roblox confirms the experience’s public listing and description.
- Roblox Games API is used to check the official universe record and its published metadata.
Each page names the records it relies on and shows their checked date. A link working today does not prove that a claim will remain true in a future live-game update.
Official in-game Update Logs
The source record official-in-game-update-log covers the supplied first-party frames for Versions 1 through 6.5. The screenshots were captured from the game's own Update Log interface and are archived under /images/update-logs/ so the public articles can show the exact visual evidence used for transcription.
Clear text in these logs may be marked Verified. A versioned price, rate, rarity, or mechanic remains tied to its release date; it does not automatically become a claim about a later live server. The English frames are primary for Versions 2 through 6.5. The localized Version 1 frame supports only the official launch statement and date.
Audited video sources
Two third-party videos were audited frame by frame and are used only for claims that were readable on screen:
- Andy Plays gameplay: eEpTYYcagzw supports the dated 29-item shop snapshot, Upgrade-screen values, visible Game Pass benefit labels, desktop interface observations, and the limited Trading entry-point observations. The video did not show a Trading page or mobile controls.
- Gaming Dan code UI: x1rjIIAjKZg shows the Codes interface and both code attempts. Each attempt reached
Checking...and thenPlay 20 more minutes to redeem codes!; it did not show a successful reward, invalid result, expired result, or already-used result.
Public pages link to timestamped YouTube moments. Audit frames remain research artifacts rather than being republished as site illustrations. The editorial rule never upgrades third-party footage to Verified, even when the image is clear.
Status labels
- Verified: an official or first-party record supports the statement.
- Video observed: readable interface text or a visible action appears in dated third-party footage. This status records what the video showed, not what the live game currently guarantees.
- Reported: a named third-party or community source supports the statement, and the attribution stays visible.
- Pending: the detail is not confirmed enough to publish as an exact fact.
Conflicts and pending values
If two sources disagree, the wiki identifies the conflict and does not silently prefer one. Readable numbers from an audited video may be published as a dated Video observed snapshot with a timestamp. They do not overwrite a current official API value and do not become a timeless fact. Unreadable prices, code rewards, unsupported totals, general mobile controls, exact trade values, and other missing details stay Pending rather than being guessed.
How to help correct a page
For a correction, use the details requested on the Contact page: the page URL, the disputed statement, and a named source. That gives the editorial review a specific claim to check.
Sources
- Build an ASMR Tower on RobloxChecked Jul 21, 2026
- Build an ASMR Tower in-game Update Logs (Versions 1–6.5)Checked Jul 21, 2026
- Roblox Games APIChecked Jul 21, 2026
- Andy Plays Build an ASMR Tower gameplayChecked Jul 21, 2026
- Build an ASMR Tower code menu videoChecked Jul 21, 2026