Chaos Jenga Dated notes, no fake versions

Chaos Jenga does not ship a public changelog with numbered patches. This page is a player-visible timeline: when the place went live, when the client still moved, and what you should inspect after Roblox shows a new Updated stamp. If a YouTube title invents “Update 50,” ignore the number. If the lobby island, map vote, props, HUD, ads, or store tab changed, it belongs here.

Developer: Perhaps Studios (perhapseb). Place 10941514720. Genre on Roblox: Survival, subgenre 1 vs All. Server size 24, minimum two players, free, online multiplayer. Visits are around 99 million. Peak CCU 5888 on 15 June 2025. The game is already live.

Cross-check this log with the Updates Hub, official links, and a real round. The role checklist is the fastest in-server pass.

17 September 2022 — launch

The experience went live as Chaos Jenga. The pitch on the Roblox page has stayed stable: you are a Survivor or the Attacker. The Attacker throws props to knock down the tower. Survivors last the TIMER or reach the bottom to escape. Two people are required. That pitch is still the game.

What players still see from that launch kit:

• Lobby island before the round
• Player-voted maps, including Classic (the “reach the bottom” wording most people quote), plus Moon, Volcano, and Winter in current public votes
• Attacker launcher / ramp and props such as cars, trains, dumpsters, noobs, and meme objects (Tung Sahur appears in current sessions)
• HUD pieces: timer, players left, win trophies, Become the Attacker, Respawn
• Fall off = out of the round. Cracks weaken blocks

Do not assume every current prop or map thumbnail existed on launch day. Assume the two roles and the two Survivor win conditions did.

Chaos Jenga round — collapsing tower

2022–2025 — live service without a blog

The place kept running and peaked at 5888 concurrent on 15 June 2025. Useful notes were social, not a website:

• Group shout on Perhaps Studios
• Discord
• X @perhapseb and @perhapstudios

No Trello board turned up. Codes, when they exist at all, belong on codes and group rewards, not in this log as invented strings.

29–30 August 2026 — client still moving

The Roblox page showed an Updated stamp around 29–30 August 2026. This wiki will not mint a version number for that stamp. After any similar bump, walk this checklist in a server that actually has two or more people:

1. Maps. Vote Classic, Moon, Volcano, Winter. Confirm jump feel (Moon), panic theme (Volcano), edge visibility (Winter), and the BOTTOM HOLE. Re-rank only if physics moved; see map tier list.
2. Props. Train, car, dumpster, noob/meme. Confirm layer collapse still matches props and How to Attack.
3. HUD. Timer, players left, trophies, Become the Attacker, Respawn. If a button renamed, edit Survivor and Attacker.
4. Ads. Some sessions show ads. Note whether they hit the island, the vote, or the throw. They do not add a third win condition.
5. Store tab. If Roblox lists cosmetics or passes, describe the tab. Do not invent names or prices. The public gamepasses API has been empty or unlisted.
6. Win conditions. Survivors still last the timer or reach the hole. Attackers still need everyone off. How to Survive and How to Escape only change if those rules change.

If the stamp moved and none of the six items changed, the note for that week is “client updated; kit looks the same.” That is a valid patch note. Padding it with fake buffs is not.

What we will not invent

No numbered versions the studio did not publish, no gamepass prices the API does not show, no extra maps until a live vote offers them, no Trello, and no split-screen story mode. Scripts are not studio patches; see scripts, teleport, and win button. Re-read Getting Started and controls only when island or input prompts change.

Keep using the six-item walk after every future stamp. Maps, props, HUD, ads, store tab, win conditions. If four of six are identical to last month, say so. If Winter edges suddenly read like Classic, that is the patch. The collapsing-tower footage on this page is what the kit still looks like when a train hits a crack—use it as a baseline, not as a promise that August 2026 added a new mechanic hiding in the thumbnail.