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TTK Testing Halloween marker

The official name checked on October 25, 2026 includes a pumpkin, and the experience updated field reads October 23, 2026. This page does not invent a Halloween mode, code, or shop.

Last checked: October 25, 2026.

The short answer

On October 25, 2026 at 09:15 UTC+8, the official Roblox name for universe 10090256806 was "TTK Testing 🎃 [NEW AR15]". The pumpkin is a seasonal mark in that title string. The same read put the updated field at 2026-10-23 UTC. This page stops there. It does not describe a Halloween mode, a limited shop, a double-XP weekend, a code, a map, or a date when the pumpkin leaves. Those details were not in the official description or the API fields we checked. If you want the weapon half of the same title, use the AR15 page. If you want the calendar of sourced dates, use the updates page.

What a mark in the title is allowed to mean

Roblox titles are a billboard. Developers put a bracket or an emoji in the name so the game list shows a change without making you open a novel. For this place ID, the October 25 billboard carried two messages at once: a pumpkin, and a new-weapon label. The billboard is evidence of what Sable Digital chose to emphasize that week. It is not a design document. A pumpkin in late October is a seasonal mark. Calling it that is as far as the calendar plus the character can take us. It does not tell you there is a lobby decoration, a candy currency, or a special queue.

The updated field is a different fact sitting next to the name. 2026-10-23 UTC means the experience record was updated that day. It does not itemize the update. A careful sentence is: "As of the October 25 check, the name included a pumpkin and [NEW AR15], and the record's updated field was October 23." An incautious sentence is: "The Halloween update on October 23 added the following items." We only have the first sentence. The description's general cadence — weekly updates, sometimes daily — explains why a title can change often. The June 2, 2026 DevForum line that a missed week usually means a large update is about silence, not about October. Do not use it to inflate the pumpkin into a major event.

An earlier title on the same place ID, recorded by this wiki on October 15, 2026, was TTK Testing [SERVERBROWSER]. The identifiers did not change: universe 10090256806, place 120189115846709, creator Sable Digital. The pumpkin did not create a second game. It replaced, in the later name field, the billboard text we had written down in mid-October. SERVERBROWSER remains the correct quotation of the October 15 check. It is the wrong quotation of the October 25 name field. Date your screenshot.

What people add, and why we will not

Seasonal titles attract pages that need a shop table. Typical inventions are a currency boost, a code in the emoji's honor, a reskinned weapon, and a limited mode. None of those appeared in the sources for this check. The XP/IC warning is not a Halloween rate. It is a standing notice that the economy may be wiped, covered on the XP and IC page. Codes were still Active: none, covered on the redeem page. The AR15 is a weapon label in the same title, not a costume. Co-op, hostage rescue, and Big PVP were already named months earlier, in June, and were not marked as a seasonal drop. The report system's 3D replay line is about cheat checks, not a haunted mode.

The 2026 Innovation in Tech line in the official description is also not the Halloween note. An award mention and a seasonal emoji can share a description without sharing a meaning. Leave the award on the stats page as description text. Leave the emoji here.

How to check the official update yourself

  1. Open the game page for place 120189115846709. Read the title including emoji and brackets. Write the date you looked.
  2. Confirm the creator is still Sable Digital. A seasonal thumbnail on a different place ID is a different game copying the moment.
  3. Open the games API record for universe 10090256806. Read name and updated. Believe those fields over a recap article.
  4. Read the description for the words "Halloween," "event," "code," or a list of items. If they are absent, do not fill them from the emoji. If they are present, quote them and the date. That is how this page should grow, by quotation, not by atmosphere.
  5. Join the client only to see whether a mode button or a shop row uses seasonal language. A button you can read is evidence. A vibe is not. Do not publish map names the button does not show.
  6. Compare with the changelog on the updates page: created 2026-04-27, DevForum post 2026-06-02, updated field 2026-10-23, this wiki's check 2026-10-25. A Halloween article that adds dates to that list needs a source line.
  7. When the name no longer contains the pumpkin, this page's claim expires. Say the mark was present on October 25, 2026. Do not leave it sounding current.

Players who want something to do while the event details are unpublished should play the public 12-player test with the confirmed controls, not wait for a parade. The beginner guide is that session. The cap and the deathmatch genre did not become seasonal rules because of an emoji. maxPlayers remained 12 at the same API read that showed the pumpkin. Twelve is not a Halloween player count. It is the cap.

A seasonal thumbnail is the same kind of evidence as the emoji, only weaker, because thumbnails are easy to reuse from an older capture. If the thumbnail shows a pumpkin and the name field does not, trust the name field and note the disagreement. If both show it, you still only have a mark, not a rules page. Do not crop the thumbnail into a shop catalog or a map. This wiki is not adding a screenshot of that thumbnail here. The editorial policy already prefers dated official text over a picture that cannot be re-checked as words. When you cite the mark, cite the name string and the clock time, which another person can reload.

How this wiki will edit the page later

If Sable Digital publishes an event sentence, the edit should quote it, date it, and separate it from the title mark. A code, if any, goes to the codes page only after the verification ladder passes. A weapon stat, if any ever exists, still does not become a tier list by default. A map name stays off the maps page until it is actually a name we can source, which this check cannot do. Mail hello@ttktesting.com with the official URL if you see a sentence we should quote. A screenshot of a fan countdown is not that URL.

Common mistakes

  • Writing a Halloween patch note from the emoji plus the October 23 updated field. Those are two fields, not a table of contents.
  • Inventing a code that contains the word pumpkin, spook, or AR15. No string is verified.
  • Assuming [NEW AR15] is a Halloween skin. The bracket says new AR15. It does not say seasonal variant. Do not add a skin name.
  • Treating a popular video's "Halloween update" title as the official changelog. The video can be a lead. The API name is the check.
  • Leaving the pumpkin in a guide after the live title has dropped it. Seasonal marks are supposed to move. Date them.
  • Merging this mark with the June 2 mode list and calling the result a Halloween operation. The mode list is four months older than this title read.

FAQ

Is there a Halloween event?

The sourced fact is a pumpkin in the name on October 25, 2026, after an updated field of October 23. An event with rules was not in the check. Look at the live description before you travel for one.

When does the pumpkin leave the title?

No end date is published. Re-read the name field. When it is gone, the mark was historical as of the earlier check.

Did Halloween change the 12-player cap or the controls?

Not in this record. maxPlayers was 12. The published inputs were still the PC set: M1, M2, C, Q, E, number keys, and P for helmetcam. A title mark does not rebind keys.

Is the Innovation award part of the Halloween news?

No. It is a separate sentence in the official description about a 2026 Innovation in Tech recognition. It is not dated to October 23 by the sources we used.

Where do I watch for a real event post?

The Roblox description and the name field, using the steps above. Not an unofficial Discord. No official invite is verified.

Sources

Last checked: October 25, 2026. No event checklist is included because the sources do not contain one.