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Build an ASMR Tower Version 6 Update

Version 6 added 56-color tower painting, four major interactive items, tower events, gifting and vouchers, plus Knockout changes.

Checked Jul 21, 20263 min read

Tower painting

The Paintbrush cost 15 Gems and let players paint tower rings after previewing colors for free. Version 6 published 56 colors, painted ring by ring, and made those colors visible in the player's published world.

New items

  • Magical Glass — the first Celestial item, priced at $1.5M. Each pane can be set to real or fake; fake glass shatters underfoot.
  • Moving Arrow — a Mythic platform that carries the player.
  • Slap Giver — the third Secret giver, priced at $30M, used to slap friends off the map.
  • Would You Rather Door — the first OG-rarity item, priced at $200M. Visitors choose a door and can win a reward selected by the owner.

Boba, Glass, and Arrow also became fuseable into Tiny, Huge, and Massive versions.

Events, gifting, and Knockout

Admins could host live giveaways inside player worlds. A prize box appeared on a first-come, first-served basis, with a Tower Event popup prompting players to join.

Players could buy shop purchases as gifts. Game Pass gifts arrived as vouchers that could be held up, redeemed, or traded. The Knockout mode displayed Slap Gloves, while its mobile instruction said punching auto-selects and players can tap to swing.

Official in-game Version 6 Update Log, first panel

Official in-game Version 6 Update Log, second panel

Player-facing impact

Version 6 made towers more expressive and more interactive. Ring-by-ring painting added visual identity that carried into published worlds. Magical Glass, Moving Arrow, Slap Giver, and Would You Rather Door gave owners new ways to create uncertainty, motion, social interference, and visitor choices rather than relying only on static geometry.

Tower Events introduced time-sensitive visits and first-come prize boxes, while gifting and tradable Game Pass vouchers connected Robux purchases to other players. Those systems can involve urgency or value, so the release description should not replace the current confirmation screen. A gift, voucher, or event prompt needs to be checked in the live game before a player spends or trades anything.

Evidence and interpretation

The official panels verify the announced 56 colors, free preview, 15-Gem Paintbrush price, four item descriptions and listed cash prices, three fuseable item families, event flow, gifting and vouchers, and the quoted Knockout mobile instruction. “First” and rarity labels are historical claims made by this release log.

The panels do not show the complete Would You Rather reward catalogue, event schedule, voucher eligibility rules, gift refund terms, item dimensions, or current purchase prices. The mobile text is deliberately scoped to Knockout punching. Extending it into a claim about building, camera control, or general movement would exceed the screenshot.

Historical scope

These are verified Version 6 facts dated July 18, 2026. The mobile instruction applies to Knockout punching only; it does not establish the game's complete mobile movement, building, or camera controls. Prices and mechanics described here remain release-time facts until a newer first-party check confirms the live state.

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Use the Worlds and Publishing guide for a release-sourced view of painting, publication, and events. The item catalogue distinguishes these official item facts from a dated video shop snapshot. For current Roblox-listed Game Pass products and separately labeled observed benefit text, consult the gamepass page.

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