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Build an ASMR Tower Version 6.5 Update

Version 6.5 added Popcorn and refreshed the Gem Shop with two complete crate tables, potions, and instant Restock Tickets.

Checked Jul 21, 20263 min read

Popcorn

The new Popcorn item cost $79.5K. Players place the kernel, stand on it, wait for the pop, and are launched sky high.

Gem Shop crates

The Dumpling Crate cost 100 Gems and published six rates: Dumpling 30%, Custard Dumpling 25%, Sprinkle Dumpling 20%, Cloud Dumpling 15%, Dino Dumpling 8%, and Celestial Mushroom Dumpling 2%. Mushroom Dumpling bounces the player.

The Chocolate Crate cost 75 Gems and published five rates: Cookies & Cream 33%, Chocolate Bar 27%, Chocolate Marshmallow 20%, Mythic Chocolate Strawberry 13%, and Mythic Chocolate Ice Cream 7%.

Both published tables total exactly 100%.

Potions and tickets

  • Cash Potion — 35 Gems; x2 Cash.
  • Gem Potion — 50 Gems; +50% minigame Gems.
  • Restock Tickets — 30 Gems; instant shop re-roll.

The log does not publish potion durations. The refreshed Gem Shop displayed five items per row with the cheapest first.

Official in-game Version 6.5 Update Log, main panel

Official in-game Version 6.5 Update Log, dated footer

Player-facing impact

Version 6.5 added two different kinds of spending decision. Popcorn was a cash-priced interactive item with a launch effect, while crates, potions, and Restock Tickets used Gems. The complete crate tables let a player compare announced outcomes before opening a crate instead of relying on rarity names alone.

Published percentages describe long-run chance, not a guaranteed sequence for one player. A 2% entry can fail to appear over many openings, and listing rates that total 100% does not make any single purchase predictable. Potion labels describe multipliers, but the missing durations prevent a supported value-per-minute comparison. Restocking changes the visible selection; this log does not promise a particular replacement item.

Evidence and interpretation

The main first-party panel supports Popcorn's release price and action, both crate prices and every listed drop rate, the potion prices and stated multipliers, the Restock Ticket price and purpose, and the five-items-per-row ordering statement. The dated footer ties the evidence to July 21, 2026.

Adding each published crate table produces exactly 100%, which is a useful transcription check. It does not independently test the game's random-number implementation or establish current odds after a later update. The article also avoids translating “cheapest first” into a permanent inventory schedule because the log announces a layout rule, not future stock.

Historical scope

These are verified Version 6.5 facts dated July 21, 2026. The rates and prices are the official values announced in this patch; players should still compare them with the live Gem Shop after later updates. No current availability, potion duration, resale value, or guaranteed outcome is inferred.

Continue researching

The Gem Shop reference presents the crate tables in a focused format and preserves the same historical boundary. The item catalogue separates official update items from third-party video observations. For a broader explanation of cash, Gems, codes, and premium products without invented return claims, continue to the money guide.

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