Build an ASMR Tower Version 5 Update

Trading and Trade Plaza

Version 5 officially opened item trading between players on the same server. Players could send requests from the new Trade button, use in-trade chat, and pass through a 3-2-1 lock intended to reduce scams. Trade requests could be set to On, Friends, or Off in Settings.

The new Trade Plaza was reached through a portal. Its two islands, market, and campfires supported trading and social play. Players could hold a Held Sign to show what they were trading and choose a server through the Servers list at the top right.

Gems, items, and minigames

First, second, and third place in minigames all paid Gems, but the log did not state exact payout quantities. Gems could be spent at the Gem Shop near the Gems NPC.

The new items were Held Sign (40 Gems), Mailbox (200 Gems), Glazed Butter (100 Gems), Boba Needoh (75 Gems), craftable Boba, Keycap Crate (20 Gems), and Timer Pack (200 Gems). The Timer Pack supplied Start and Finish flags for player-built races.

The Play button opened to everyone for queueing at any time. Knockout joined Spleef, and both paid Gems.

Codes

The official log instructs players to redeem codes in the Store or through the Codes button at the top right. It also directs players to the game's Discord for new codes. It does not name a code, reward, success message, or required playtime.

Player-facing impact

Version 5 connected previously separate activities into a social economy. A player could earn Gems from public minigames, buy the listed Gem Shop items, and negotiate item-for-item exchanges with other players. The request privacy options and 3-2-1 lock added explicit control points, but neither feature guarantees a fair deal or verifies the value of either side.

The Trade Plaza made trading a destination rather than only a same-server action. Held Signs and server selection helped players communicate offers and find other groups. Codes also gained a documented route in the interface. These changes created more choices, and therefore more reasons to verify the current screen before confirming a trade, spending Gems, or assuming a code reward.

Evidence and interpretation

Two official panels support the system descriptions, named items, release-time Gem prices, minigame names, request settings, and code-entry routes on this page. They do not publish a universal trade-value list, exact first-, second-, and third-place Gem payouts, active code strings, or code rewards. Those gaps remain explicit.

The phrase “intended to reduce scams” describes the purpose of the countdown, not proof that a trade is safe. Likewise, a release price verifies what Version 5 announced; it cannot establish that the item is stocked at the same price today. Current community-reported codes and observed redemption messages therefore live in separate, lower-ceiling evidence sections elsewhere on the site.

Historical scope

These are verified Version 5 facts dated July 15, 2026. They verify the systems and release-time prices above, not current trade values, live Gem payouts, code validity, or code rewards. Later inventory and balance changes should be checked in the live interface.

Continue researching

Read the Trading guide for the verified flow and a practical confirmation checklist. The Gem Shop reference keeps later official prices and crate odds tied to their release. Visit the codes page for current reported strings, exact video-observed messages, and the boundary between entering a code and proving its reward.