A two-month-old game with no changelog: here is the documented timeline, the current storefront status, and the pages each future update will move.
The official page still presents the game as “The Locust of MM2 [ORIGINAL]”, with the unchanged description: the Locust takeover premise, the nest, the escape — plus the two standing credits (“Game Concept: @Nikilis”, “Map Inspo: @Zyleak”). The newest activity stamp we could verify is September 6, 2026; observation passes on September 21, 26, and 30, and October 8 and 16 found the title and credits unchanged, and the October 25 and November 1 passes re-confirmed the place 113447904853223 → universe 10764415270 mapping with the storefront still serving Roblox's Title-Unavailable placeholder state in this environment — the stamp stays unverifiable here. Roblox's public games API has begun reporting the universe (10764415270) as content-restricted, which blinds third-party stat reads and makes Atlas's tracker the working outside signal — it showed roughly 2.3 million lifetime visits with a concurrent trend near 732 across September. No changelog, patch-note page, or announcements channel has ever been published for this place, so every entry below names the observation it rests on.
Open the official Roblox pageEvery entry carries its source type. A storefront stamp records page activity, not gameplay changes — where a change is described without official notes, the entry says whose report it is.
A storefront stamp is page activity, not a changelog — the developer published no notes for it.
These are this site's own dated observation passes, recorded on the updates and trello pages.
This site's own dated observation pass, recorded across the updates, update-schedule, and sources pages.
This site's own dated observation pass, recorded across the updates, update-schedule, codes, and sources pages.
This site's own dated observation pass, recorded across the updates, update-schedule, codes, and sources pages.
This site's own dated observation pass, recorded across the updates, update-schedule, codes, and sources pages.
Popularity context for a game that updates its storefront rarely — the audience moved even when the listing did not.
| Metric | Reading | Source and date |
|---|---|---|
| Active players (launch snapshot) | 10,736 | Official page snapshot, September 6, 2026 |
| Favorites (launch snapshot) | 4,036 | Official page snapshot, September 6, 2026 |
| Visits (launch snapshot) | 833.3K+ | Official page snapshot, September 6, 2026 |
| Lifetime visits (month-end) | ~2.3M | Atlas tracker, September 2026 (checked 2026-10-03) |
| Concurrent trend (month-end) | ~732 | Atlas tracker, September 2026 (checked 2026-10-03) |
A stamp change is the trigger; here is exactly what each page re-verifies and why.
Track active patches, limited events, milestone rewards, and pages that may need updates.
CodesCodes often change after updates, events, likes milestones, or creator announcements.
SourcesCheck whether Trello, Discord, wiki, or creator-owned channels have useful update info.
Roblox games traditionally attach codes to updates. This game has no demonstrated code system yet — a new stamp is the moment that could change, so the codes page re-runs its tracker sweep first.
If the update touches prices or payouts, the calculators' inputs change meaning. The community-documented Keys economy is single-source, so it gets re-verified against fresh reporting before plans rely on it.
Each change re-checks the title tag and place ID — the look-alike experience at place 113385977463481 shares every keyword, and an update cycle is exactly when copies appear.
August 30, 2026, per the creation stamp captured in the September 6 official-page snapshot. The game is almost three months old at the November 1, 2026 check.
The most recent storefront activity stamp we could verify is September 6, 2026 — observed in the snapshot and re-verified in person on September 9. Later passes (September 21, 26, and 30, and October 8, 16, and 25, and November 1) found the title and description unchanged, and the October 16, October 25, and November 1 passes found the storefront serving Roblox's Title-Unavailable placeholder state in this environment with the content-restricted API state re-confirmed — so no newer stamp has been verifiable since the public API began reporting the universe as content-restricted.
The developer has published no changelog, Discord announcements channel, or Trello — the storefront page itself is the only official surface. That is why this timeline is built from dated observation passes and third-party analytics instead of official notes, and why every entry names its source.
It marks this experience as the original among same-name copies — a meaningful signal here, because the reversed-title look-alike “MM2 of The Locust” actively ranks for the same searches. Treat the tag, plus the place ID, as the identity check.
Watch the official page's updated stamp and title tag — Roblox surfaces both instantly — and this site's recheck notes: after each observed change, the codes, tier, and wiki pages get re-verified for whatever the change moved.
Timeline entries rest on this site's dated observation passes of the official page (September 6 through November 1, 2026; research register checked 2026-10-03), the official page's own creation and update stamps, Atlas's discovery tracker for September traffic, and creator-video coverage of the exact title through September. Where a claim is community-level rather than official, the entry names the source type inline — the full register with URLs is on the sources page.
