One tower, two hidden side areas, and a thin but well-documented platform layer. This reference separates what the official surfaces prove from what the numbers imply, with every figure dated.
Would You Rather: Youtubers Tower is a single-tower choice obby: each floor presents two YouTuber-branded doors, some pairs hide complete traps, and the climb ends at the top where the Winner badge waits (3.27 million awarded). Two discovery badges — You found the maze! (8,434) and You found the secret (566) — prove hidden side areas off the main path. Servers hold 32, avatars run R6, and updates ship without patch notes.
Quoted structure from the official description (Roblox games API, checked 2026-10-03).
Every decision point pairs two creators — the description's examples run from "CookieSwirlC or MrBeast?" to "InquisitorMaster or LankyBox?" — and describes the stakes as your "creator destiny." The pairing list rotates: community gameplay documents at least one pairing beyond the examples (MrBeast or CaseOh), so treat the doors you see today as this update's set.
The description sorts possible outcomes into legendary runs, viral runs, and "totally cursed, forgotten creator choices," then warns outright: "some choices are complete traps… one bad decision can ruin your entire tower climb." That warning is the tower's core system — progress is per-run, and the trap risk is what makes a 10.79-minute average run feel earned.
The stated goal is to "prove you have the BEST YouTuber taste." The Winner badge — 53 awards per 100 Welcome badges at the check — is the finish line's hard evidence, and its 3,671 awards in the 24 hours before the check show the top is being reached continuously.
Two badges document areas the main loop never requires: the maze and the secret. Their counters — 1.4 maze finds per 1,000 runs, and one secret per roughly fifteen maze finds — mark them as the game's real exploration layer, and the reason discovery hunters re-roll floors.
The badges prove the areas exist; no public source documents their routes. Counts are the official API's, checked 2026-10-03.
8,434 awards · 17 in the last 24 h
Rare enough that most players never see it, common enough that routes circulate: 17 finds in a single day means the maze is being solved continuously, not once a season. Expect it off the main climb — a place a door-runner has no reason to enter.
566 awards · 0 in the last 24 h
The tower's white whale: about one award per fifteen maze finds, and none at all on the check day. Whatever the secret is, it sits deeper than the maze — or behind a step the community has not re-traced recently. No public route map exists; anyone selling one is selling a guess.
This page deliberately stops where the evidence stops: the badges name the areas, the counters date their difficulty, and nothing public documents their layouts. The maze guide and secret guide track community findings as they surface, and the badge index keeps the counts current.
Each row names its source. Checked 2026-10-03.
| System | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Server size | Up to 32 players; about 20 average fill | Official API + Rolimons index |
| Avatar setup | R6 (the universe's avatar type is MorphToR6) | Official games API |
| Genre | Obby & Platformer / Tower Obby | Official games API |
| Created | August 1, 2026 | Official games API |
| Latest update timestamp | September 25, 2026 (no patch notes published) | Official games API |
| Monetization | 12 game passes, 1–399 Robux; no documented in-game currency | Rolimons store index |
| Progress markers | 4 badges: Welcome, Winner, You found the maze!, You found the secret | Official badges API |
| Performance at check | About 60 fps servers; average ping 218 ms | Rolimons index |
Official counters and the Rolimons index for place 126127396518967, checked 2026-10-03. Live counts are snapshots, not trends.
8,668,664
Official
1,033,462
Official
2,295 up / 709 down (about 76% positive)
Official
311
Official
4,577 (August 22, 2026)
Game index
1,779
Game index
10.79 minutes
Game index
about 20 of 32 slots
Game index
The shape of the curve tells the launch story: an all-time peak of 4,577 players on August 22, 2026, three weeks after launch, settling to a steady hundreds-strong population that the 8.67 million cumulative visits keep feeding. About 76% of recorded votes are positive (2,295 up / 709 down) — a solid rating for a trap-heavy obby.
Neighboring Would You Rather towers ship Easy-to-Crazy mode selects; this game ships one tower and lets the door rotations supply the variety. Any page claiming Easy/Hard modes here is describing a different game.
The description documents no coins or gems, and the store prices everything directly in Robux. Progression is badge-shaped (join, finish, discover), not wallet-shaped — which is rare among 2026 Roblox launches.
The API timestamp advances (September 25, 2026 was the latest at check) but Famous Corp publishes no changelog, so the badge counters and the stat index are the only public record of what an update touched.
One tower is the whole game. Unlike neighboring "Would You Rather" titles, this experience ships no map select and no mode ladder — the official description describes a single climb (checked 2026-10-03), and the stat index lists no separate modes. Variety comes from the door rotations, not from map choices.
The official surfaces do not document its location — the badge counter is the only hard evidence it exists, showing 8,434 finds against 6.16 million Welcome badges as of the 2026-10-03 check. What the numbers do say: it is found about 1.4 times per 1,000 runs started, so look for the places a door-choice climber would never need to go. The maze guide tracks whatever the community documents next.
Per the official description, some choices are complete traps and one bad decision can ruin your entire tower climb — the game's own framing is that a bad pick costs you the run. There is no documented checkpoint or mid-climb save, so treat every floor as a whole-run decision and read both doors before committing.
Servers hold up to 32 players (official API), and the live index averaged about 20 per server with roughly 60 fps and high ping variance at the check. In practice that means company on the climb: someone has usually picked a door ahead of you, and watching survivors is free information.
Famous Corp ships updates without patch notes — the official API's latest update timestamp is September 25, 2026 — so the badge counters and the stat index are the site's change detectors. A sudden jump in Welcome awards marks a traffic spike; movement in the maze or secret counters usually means a discovery route is circulating.
Budget sessions against the 10.79-minute average run.
Plan door decisions floor by floor.
Badges, passes, and the code report.
Your first climb, step by step.
From first Winner badge to maze hunting.
What the silent updates changed, when spotted.
Compare maps and systems with items, rewards, builds, entities, badges, and creator records.
