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The official Roblox API still showed [STARSTRUCK] PWNed BY 14:00 with live activity, 246 current players, more than 1.41 million visits, about 27.8 thousand favorites, and about 8.8 thousand upvotes when checked on August 2, 2026. The consumer-facing Roblox page still showed a conflicting no-running-experiences note, so treat that as a UI-status contradiction instead of proof that the game is down.
The official badge surfaces were updated again on August 2, 2026 and now clearly show the FLAREMAN public-playtest badge alongside Here The Lie Began and IHasACakeLULZ. Those phrases are useful freshness signals, but only Flareman's public-test and skin wording is strong enough for a source-watch page right now.
The official Miraheze Upcoming page, last updated on July 27, 2026, now points to Rewrite, an Upcoming Playtest, Next Update, dragondudes3 Rework and Animations, Match Leaderboards, Gamemodes, Juggernaut, Super Sarge, Alpha, Spiking, Pinging, and Character Difficulty Ratings. Those are useful update-watch phrases, but they still belong on the existing updates hub until the live Roblox game or a stronger official release surface confirms final timings.
The Roblox title still uses the STARSTRUCK label, recent YouTube uploads still surface Starstruck Crash Dummy skin gameplay, and the official wiki kept moving related pages through late July 2026. That is enough to refresh update coverage, but not enough to invent a separate patch-notes page.
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Update recapReview the added characters, map names, codes, and balance notes from the Anywhere But Here update.
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