Build an ASMR Tower Version 4 Update

Worlds

Players could publish their towers so everyone could play them, visit other players through the new Worlds board, and favorite worlds. The best-liked worlds could be featured.

Beacon Pack

Version 4 added six Beacons. Each earns a percentage of the player's best item. The log names Iron, Gold, Emerald, Diamond, and the ultra-rare Prismatic, which earns 0.5% and has orbiting magic runes. Because the sixth Beacon is not named in the frame, this site does not supply a name for it. Beacon Crates opened from the Robux Shop.

Building items

New craftables were Fence (Rare, connects to its neighbors), Fence Gate (Epic, swings open), Ladder (Epic), Arrow Sign (Epic, points the way), and Glass Pane (Epic, crafted with Coal Ore). The Epic Coal Ore block also entered the Block Shop.

The update additionally recorded faster travel between worlds, smoother loading for large worlds, balance fixes, and quality-of-life and bug fixes.

Player-facing impact

Worlds gave a completed tower a life beyond its owner's build session. Publishing, visiting through a board, favoriting, and potential Featured placement created a player-facing loop of building, testing, sharing, and receiving attention. The faster travel and large-world loading notes also targeted the friction of moving through that public catalogue, though the log provides no benchmark for the improvement.

Beacons introduced another progression layer tied to a percentage of a player's best item. Meanwhile Fence, Fence Gate, Ladder, Arrow Sign, and Glass Pane expanded how builders could mark routes, create boundaries, move vertically, and control openings. Those descriptions explain intended roles; they do not verify exact sizes, collision behavior, crafting costs, or performance in every tower.

Evidence and interpretation

The official log is specific about Worlds actions and names five of the six Beacons. It calls Prismatic ultra-rare, assigns it 0.5%, and mentions its orbiting magic runes. The page preserves the missing sixth name as unknown. Filling that gap from an unsourced list would weaken the otherwise first-party record.

The screenshot also names the five craftables, their announced rarities and short effects, Coal Ore, and the Beacon Crate route through the Robux Shop. It does not show a permanent crate price or complete recipes. “Best item” is quoted as the basis for Beacon earnings but is not independently interpreted here as a specific inventory slot, rarity, or current calculation.

Historical scope

These are verified Version 4 facts dated July 10, 2026. The log does not publish every Beacon's individual percentage, every crafting recipe, or a permanent Robux price for Beacon Crates. It documents the release state, not the current ordering of the Worlds board or present crate availability.

Continue researching

The Worlds and Publishing guide turns the verified release actions into a cautious publish-and-test checklist. The Crafting guide keeps named Version 4 outputs separate from missing recipes. For release-sourced item names and effects alongside clearly labeled video observations, use the item catalogue.