Incredible Blox Patch Notes

This page is a timeline of known additions, not a studio changelog. Incredible Blox has no public Trello and no documented patch IDs. specil studios Deluxe and blocco drop content into the live Roblox experience; mixers notice after they rejoin. Dates below are either the launch day, a Roblox page stamp, or a community video date. When those disagree, we say so.

Read this ledger, then jump to July 2026 for the current storefront line, all mods for the selectable roster, and secret songs if a horror or gag set hides a bonus mix.

How to read this ledger

Three columns matter:

• Official copy — the Roblox description and featured-mod sentence.
• In-game list — what you can actually load after a fresh join.
• Community video — a dated recording of a lobby, useful when the studio never publishes a blog.

A video that says “new latest update” proves that those mods existed in that creator’s session that day. It does not prove a version number, a worldwide simultaneous deploy, or that older sets were removed. Official screenshots prove art direction. Discord remains the same-day source of truth.

New Latest Update in Incredible Blox — Planet Mountain Dew and Deadline

Launch week through early 2025

Incredible Blox was created and released on 26 Dec 2024. It launched as a free Incredibox fangame: drag instrument icons onto dancing dummies, stack loops, and mix with up to eight players. PC, mobile, console, and VR are all supported. Credits live in-game; original composers own the stems.

Early 2025 community playthroughs document a compact roster that mixers still treat as the “classic” Incredible Blox set:

• Sprunked — the Sprunki-adjacent palette most lobbies still recognize.
• 1996 — retro / CRT energy, useful when you want grit without full horror.
• Cool As Ice — colder percussion and melody beds.
• Fiddlebop — brighter folk-adjacent hits.
• Colorbox Mustard (later advertised as Mustard Colorbox) — cute yellow duck energy.
• Pibble Mayhem — joke-forward chaos pads.
• Terrors — early horror-leaning set before later nightmare rooms.

Those seven names appear together in mid-2025 video descriptions. Treat “early 2025” as a community window, not a studio season title. If you are reconstructing a nostalgic mix, start there, then check whether the live menu still offers each palette.

Later 2025 additions

As the year went on, community recordings and later playthrough descriptions add a second wave:

• Yubin Niiku 2
• Next (sometimes written Next!)
• Orin Ayo — grayscale guitar energy; official screenshots still show this look.
• Incredible 770
• Dip Out
• Kats — now one of the names the Roblox page still headlines.
• Zombie (sometimes pluralized in video copy)

We do not have official day-by-day ship dates for this wave. They arrived after the early-2025 seven and before or alongside the December 2025 showcase. If a friend swears a set “was always there,” ask which video they saw. Memory compresses six months of lobby screenshots into one patch.

December 2025 showcase: Planet Mountain Dew and Deadline

A community video titled “New Latest Update in Incredible Blox” (recorded around December 2025) added or showcased Planet Mountain Dew and Deadline, including VIP versions. That recording is the best public timestamp we have for those palettes landing in Incredible Blox lobbies. It is a community date, not an official changelog line.

Planet Mountain Dew is the neon soda-planet joke set: glowing dummies, loud brand-color pads, easy to overstack. Deadline is the boss-fight / nightmare palette: heavier hits, fear-leaning staging, and the kind of bonus combinations that belong on secret songs. VIP variants of both mean extra dummy rows or extra pad sheets if you own VIP / DJ (200 Robux). Free mixers can still play the base sets; they just have a thinner arrangement surface.

Official screenshots also show Somniphobia, a horror bedroom, which never made the short July 2026 feature sentence. Screenshot evidence is enough to list it here as present in the experience’s art, even when storefront copy stays shorter.

What the July 2026 page still advertises

The last known major Roblox page refresh is 7 Jul 2026. That description still lists Kats, Mustard Colorbox, Sprunked, 1996, Deadline, Orin Ayo, Yubin Niiku 2, Next, plus “many more.” Notice what the short line omits: Cool As Ice, Fiddlebop, Pibble Mayhem, Terrors, Incredible 770, Dip Out, Zombie, Planet Mountain Dew, Somniphobia. Omission from a marketing sentence is not proof of removal. Confirm on all mods after you rejoin, then read July 2026 for the storefront snapshot.

How to verify a drop yourself

1. Rejoin a fresh server (old lobbies can hold stale UI).
2. Open the mod list and screenshot it.
3. Check in-game credits if a composer question comes up.
4. Compare Discord the same day — not a week-old clip.
5. Only then update your mix plan or this wiki’s mental model.

If you are hunting bonus combinations after a new horror or gag set, pair this ledger with secret songs. If you only need “what should I load tonight,” skip the history and use July 2026.

Keep this page as a ledger of sightings, not a fake version history. When someone asks “what patch added Deadline,” the honest answer is: a December 2025 community showcase, still advertised on the July 2026 Roblox page, with no public patch ID attached.