99 Nights in the Forest Update Leaks — Real or Fake?
Short answer
There is no reliable public leak channel. Most "99 Nights update leaks" are datamines, reposted guesses or outright fakes. Confirmed details come from the official Roblox page, the developer's X/Discord announcements and the in-game update party sneak peek — anything else is unverified.
- No official leak account or leak channel exists.
- Official sources: Roblox page, developer X, Discord, update party.
- Fake "leak codes" are usually scams or engagement bait.
- Datamines can be real files but are not confirmed features.
Where confirmed update info actually comes from
- The Roblox experience page. The description, banner and event tags are updated by the developers. This is the baseline.
- The developer's X account (Grandma's Favourite Games). Teasers and code drops usually appear here first.
- The official Discord. The announcements channel is the fastest place for patch notes, delays and event details.
- The update party. The developers often show a sneak peek during the Saturday party, before the patch lands.
- The community Wiki update log. It records patches after they happen — useful for history, not for predictions.
Notice what is not on the list: TikTok "leak" accounts, YouTube thumbnails with a red circle, and websites that publish a "leak" every day. Those are entertainment, not sources.
How to spot a fake leak
| Red flag | Why it is a red flag | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| A code that "gives 700 gems" | No code has ever paid anywhere near that; current codes total 47 | Ignore it; check the codes page |
| "New class leaked" with no image | Classes are announced in patch notes and the shop, not via a random account | Wait for the official post |
| A screenshot with no UI | Cropped images are easy to fake or recycle from other games | Look for the full HUD and a date |
| "Update today" posted every day | Content updates are every two weeks; parties are weekly | Check the cadence, not the claim |
| An "early access" file | There is no legitimate early-access build; files can be malicious | Never open or install it |
What is actually known right now (26 Oct 2026)
- The Halloween event is live. Trick or Treat started 17 October 2026 and is the current patch.
- The next window is 31 October 2026. That is the two-week Saturday cadence, not an announced feature list.
- No official patch notes for 31 October exist yet. Anything claiming a specific new class, map or code for that date is speculation.
- Update parties are weekly. Even if 31 October slips, the Saturday party may still run.
The safe rule: if a "leak" cannot be traced to the Roblox page, the developer's X account, Discord or the update party, treat it as a rumour.
A 30-second verification checklist
- Open the Roblox experience page and look for a new banner or description.
- Check the developer's X/Discord for the same claim.
- Search the community Wiki update log for the patch date.
- If the claim is a code, test it in the Currency Shop — do not enter it on a third-party site.
- If the claim is a file or "private server tool", stop. There is no legitimate early build.
Sources
- Fandom Wiki — Update Log (latest 17 Oct 2026; two-week cadence), checked 26 Oct 2026
- Fandom Wiki — Codes (four active codes, 47 Diamonds total), checked 26 Oct 2026
- Official channels: Roblox experience page, developer X/Discord, in-game update party
FAQ
Are 99 Nights in the Forest update leaks real?
Some datamines are real files, but they are not confirmed features. Most social-media "leaks" are guesses, reposts or fakes. Only the Roblox page, developer X/Discord and the update party are reliable.
Where can I find real update leaks?
There is no official leak channel. Watch the developer's X account, the official Discord announcements and the Saturday update party for previews.
Is the next update leaked?
No official feature list exists for 31 October 2026. The date is the expected two-week window, not a confirmed patch note.
Are "leak codes" safe to use?
No. Codes are only entered in the in-game Currency Shop. Any site asking you to log in or install something is a scam.