01
Official Roblox experience
Roblox pageTitle, creator description, game loop, RELEASE token, milestone promise, and official artwork.
Checked 2026-08-26
Make a Party Sources
Five public Roblox destinations support the site's identity, game loop, timestamps, votes, passes, and creator links. Only player-facing official links appear here.
5 official sourcesChecked 2026-08-26Public links only
02
Official universe record
Roblox APIUniverse identity, creator, creation time, and last-updated timestamp.
Checked 2026-08-26
03
Official vote record
Roblox APICurrent vote totals used only to check the creator's 15,000-like milestone.
Checked 2026-08-26
04
Official game-pass records
Roblox APIPass names, IDs, sale state, available price, and empty description fields.
Checked 2026-08-26
05
Crazy Night! creator group
Roblox groupCreator destination connected to the official universe record.
Checked 2026-08-26
HOW LABELS WORK
Official, reported, and not found
- Official
- Visible on Roblox or returned by a Roblox API for this exact universe.
- Reported
- Current public guides agree, but the checked creator-owned surface does not list the record.
- Not found
- No creator-linked destination was present on the checked official surfaces. It is not replaced with a third-party guess.
REFRESH RULES
Update the fields that can move
- Codes, vote milestones, and pass sale states are checked when public status changes.
- Official-link rows change only when a creator-owned surface adds a destination.
- Unknown Party Item odds, effects, and pity stay unknown until a suitable current record appears.
FAQ
Source ledger questions
Which Make a Party sources are treated as official?
The Roblox experience, universe record, vote record, game-pass record, and Crazy Night! group are the five public official sources listed here.
How are reported codes different from official records?
A reported code can be shown when current public guides agree, but it remains labelled as reported if the checked creator-owned description does not list it.