100 Days on Chunk Updates & Patch History
Release timeline, how the game is growing, and where official news lands.
Release snapshot
100 Days on Chunk launched on August 15, 2026 from Freshly Cooked Games on Roblox. The pitch is simple and sticky: the world shattered into floating chunks above the void, and your job is to gather, craft new biome platforms, fortify before nightfall, and survive all the way to Day 100 while zombies, hunter raids, and bosses try to end the run.
Since launch the experience has climbed quickly in visits and concurrent players. Creators are posting full Day 100 clears, class showcases, and material guides, which is why searches for codes, Bones, Artifacts, and tier lists spiked through September and October 2026. This hub tracks how to stay current—not every minor bugfix, but the context you need before you trust an outdated tip.
Why patch awareness matters here
Survival metas shift when developers tune:
- Class costs or passives (Gem prices, dodge rates, crafting discounts)
- Boss chunk recipes (Bones, Artifacts, sand, and related sinks)
- Night pressure, hunter raid timing, or totem multipliers
- Crate and Badge Gem payouts
A tip that was perfect in mid-August can be wrong after a balance pass. When something on this wiki disagrees with your lobby shop, trust the live game, then check back here after we refresh the class tier list and All Classes tables.
How to stay updated (official channels)
There is no widely linked public Discord or Trello board for this title as of our October 2026 pass—see Official Links for what we verified. Use these Roblox-native habits instead:
- Favorite the experience on its Roblox game page so it stays easy to relaunch and so you notice when you are behind on visits.
- Join and follow the Freshly Cooked Games community group for shouts and experience posts.
- Enable notifications for the group if you want patch pings without third-party servers.
- Recheck this Updates Hub and the Codes Hub after big visit milestones or seasonal events—promo codes often appear in those windows (none are active as of October 2026).
Avoid random “patch note” Discord invites that ask you to verify with a Roblox login. Official news should surface through Roblox group posts or the experience description.
What launched with the game
At release players already had the core loop that still defines the wiki:
- Floating starter chunk above the void with gather → craft → build → survive nights
- Biome chunk crafting to expand the base footprint
- Seven classes from free Explorer through Vampire and Robux Engineer
- Boss chunk progression gated by materials such as Bones, with desert Artifact routes for later bosses
- Day-multiplier totems that accelerate the clock but raise pressure
If you are brand new post-launch, you do not need ancient patch archaeology—read Getting Started and Survive 100 Days written against the current systems.
Community growth and content cadence
Rising popularity means more guides, more script loadstrings, and more conflicting advice. Use this wiki’s structure to filter noise:
- Progression truth — Guides Hub
- Spend truth — Classes Hub and tier list
- Promo truth — Codes Hub (empty when nothing works)
- Risk disclosure — Scripts Hub
Late September 2026 creator wave
Through mid-to-late September 2026, large Roblox creators posted full Day 100 clears and chunk survival videos (including a notable wave around September 26, 2026). That spike pushed searches for Bones, Artifacts, class costs, and scripts. Class guides and October 2026 tier lists from community sites still match the lobby roster we document: Explorer free through Vampire at 300 Gems and Engineer at 399 Robux.
None of those creator videos equal official patch notes. Treat them as playthrough evidence for systems (chunk rarities, totems, hunter raids) and always verify shop prices in your own lobby.
We will add dated update entries under this hub when Freshly Cooked Games ships named patches with player-facing notes. Until a patch has concrete changes, this page stays focused on release context and follow habits so it does not invent changelog fiction.
After a patch: quick verification checklist
When the group announces a change, run this five-minute audit in a private or casual server:
- Open the class shop—did Gem or Robux prices move?
- Check boss chunk recipes—Bones or Artifact counts different?
- Skim crate and Badge text for Gem reward edits.
- Test whether night building rules or raid timers feel off versus Bosses and Raids.
- Only then respec your “best class” opinion against the tier list.
Related reading
- Official Links — game page and developer group
- Codes Hub — promo status and Gem farming
- Guides Hub — systems that patches usually touch
- Classes Hub — roster that balance patches rewrite
Launch day was August 15, 2026. Everything after that is iteration—stay attached to the official group, favorite the place, and treat live lobby numbers as the final patch notes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
When did 100 Days on Chunk release?
The experience released on August 15, 2026, developed by Freshly Cooked Games on Roblox.
Where do official updates appear?
Follow the [Freshly Cooked Games](https://www.roblox.com/communities/682457129) Roblox group and favorite the experience. No public Discord or Trello was verified as of October 2026—see Official Links.
Are codes tied to updates?
Sometimes games drop codes around milestones. As of October 2026 none are active; watch the Codes Hub after major patches.
Will class tiers change after patches?
Yes. Recheck lobby prices and the class tier list whenever passives or costs are tuned.