SNACK Defense Updates — Every Verified Change, Newest First

Every change to SNACK Defense that can be confirmed lands on this page, newest first. Each timeline entry sums up what the update added and, when a date can't be pinned down, says so plainly — no entry ever gets a guessed date attached to it.

Update timeline

1. 1

   Update 3: Farmer's Market and the Save the Market event

   Update 32026-10-03

   Update 3 went live on October 3, 2026, adding the Farmer's Market map and opening the limited-time Save the Market event with its Farmer's Track rewards.

   • New Farmer's Market map (Extreme) with 6 levels and 3 lanes — the hardest map yet
   • Save the Market event: survive endless mushroom waves on a fixed 20,000 cash budget, entered at the spawn stand at level 10 or higher
   • Farmer's Track: 10 reward tiers bought with apples, including the event-exclusive Avocado and the Market Savior title
   • Event runs with a listed window of Oct 3 (Sat) ~ Oct 19 (Mon); the stand's countdown is the live deadline
2. 2

   SNACK Defense created on Roblox

   2026-05-27

   Games by Bug created the SNACK Defense! [TD] experience on Roblox on May 27, 2026 — the official record the game's history starts from.

   • SNACK Defense! [TD] experience record created by Games by Bug
3. 3

   Update 2: collection expansion with Titles and Index Rewards

   Update 2

   Update 2 expanded the collection side of the game with nine new Snacks, an all-new map, Titles, and the permanent Index Rewards track. Its exact release date isn't confirmed, so it is listed after the dated updates.

   • 9 new Snacks to collect
   • An all-new map
   • Titles: milestone-based progression goals shown as visible progression
   • Index Rewards: a permanent collection track that pays out as your Snack collection grows

How the timeline is ordered

The newest change always sits at the top. When an entry carries a date, that's the date the change went live or was confirmed live — for updates whose exact release day isn't confirmed, the entry keeps its correct position in the sequence but shows no date instead of a placeholder. Nothing is ever backdated to make the list look tidier.

When dates disagree

Limited-time events sometimes carry two end dates: a short label from the announcement and a longer window on the game listing. When that happens, the countdown displayed in game is the deadline to trust, and the timeline says so on the affected entry. The Save the Market event guide walks through the live event's full loop and its conflicting end dates in detail.

When the next update lands

New changes go straight to the top of the timeline, and live events get their entry the day they launch. While an event is running, its in-game countdown is the most reliable clock you have — recheck the stand when you log in. And if an update ever ships codes with it, they'll be listed on the codes page as soon as they can be confirmed.

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