Welcome to Bloxburg Changelog: Every Major Update From 0.7.5 to 0.12.6 Explained

How the Welcome to Bloxburg changelog is published

If you have ever wondered which patch added solar panels or when the family tree arrived, the Welcome to Bloxburg changelog is the quickest way to find out. The version history stretches across dozens of numbered releases, and the notes are scattered between an in-game log, a Roblox Developer Forum thread, and the game's social accounts. This guide pulls the Welcome to Bloxburg changelog into one readable timeline, so you can see what changed, when it changed, and which details are confirmed versus community chatter.

There is no single page that holds every patch note for the game. The most convenient record is the in-game update log, which the patch notes say arrived in version 0.12.4 (February 2024). That addition gave players a way to read recent changes without leaving the game, and it remains the first place to check after a new version drops.

The longest external record is the Welcome to Bloxburg update log thread on the Roblox Developer Forum, which lists numbered versions from 0.7.5 up to 0.12.6 and stamps many of the recent ones with a month and year. Each entry opens with the developers' greeting to "Bloxburgers," then lists additions, overhauls, and bug fixes.

Community coverage fills in the gaps. The Welcome to Bloxburg Wiki on Fandom hosts a Changelog discussion thread where players repost patch notes, debate which features matter, and float ideas for future updates. YouTube creators add a second layer by playing through new content and pointing out small details that bullet lists miss.

The game's social accounts are the fastest source for announcements. The @heybloxburg account on X describes itself as the official Twitter for Welcome to Bloxburg and links to the game, website, Discord, TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram from a pinned post. To verify anything you read, the official Welcome to Bloxburg page on Roblox and those channels are the places to start.

Welcome to Bloxburg changelog: versions 0.12.0 through 0.12.6

Every version, date, and highlight below comes from the Roblox Developer Forum update log thread (source), which labels each release with the month and year shown.

The 0.12.0 entry stands out because it sets a mood rather than itemizing changes, which is a useful reminder that not every entry in the Welcome to Bloxburg changelog is a clean bullet list. You can also see the seasonal rhythm in this stretch: snow and winter content returned in 0.12.2 (November 2023) and was removed again in 0.12.4 (February 2024), so holiday content rotates rather than vanishing for good.

Key additions from earlier versions (0.7.5–0.11.9)

All entries in this section come from the same Roblox Developer Forum update log, which lists them with the version numbers and month/year labels shown.

• 0.11.9 (August 2023): Blox Burgers restaurant with a usable drive-through, a fast-food worker job with Line Cook and Cashier roles, restaurant and commercial furniture, foods such as mozzarella sticks and onion rings, and an overhaul of job progression and payouts.
• 0.11.8 (June 2023): The Observatory replaced with a new interior and interactive features, an overhauled beach, the Celebration of Summer festival, pools buildable on multiple floors, new motorcycles and a beach buggy, plus updated grass and tree textures.
• 0.11.7 (May 2023): An Athletic skill overhaul with a higher max level, sprinting, a renovated gym, fitness, yoga, and meditation items, and usable basketballs and hoops.
• 0.11.6: An RGB color wheel in Build Mode, 11 new materials, solar panels that reduce house bills, and the ability to cut grass with a weed trimmer or lawn mower.
• 0.11.1: Decorative pillows and blankets, swappable sofa cushions, the Transform tool, new shower and bathtub variations, and rest interactions on sofas and beds.
• 0.10.6: The Toddler age, toddler and kid items, the LittleWheels Convertible and Off-Roader, and the "Marvelous Mood" gamepass.
• 0.9.0: The Baby age, the Family system, the Roto Minivan, and the ability to carry other players.
• 0.8.2: Rentable personal neighborhoods for up to 50 players.
• 0.7.7: A one-billion-visits trophy plus 100 Blockbux for players.

A few versions in the log, including 0.11.0, 0.11.2, 0.11.3, and 0.10.0, appear as headings with no listed changes at all, so the Welcome to Bloxburg changelog is not always complete.

Back-to-school changes players spotted in game

Not every change shows up in a written patch note. According to one player's walkthrough of the back-to-school content (video), several small systems were easy to miss. Treat the list below as player experience rather than confirmed patch notes.

• The Bloxburg High app on the in-game phone shows the weekly class schedule.
• In the school theater, players can close the curtains, shut off the auditorium lights, reset them, change light colors, and move lights across the stage. Some spots cannot be adjusted at all.
• Classrooms display chalkboard instructions and posters, and lockers can be opened.
• In the gym, pressing E or tapping starts exercise animations — push-ups, sit-ups, jumping jacks, and stretching — and the character changes into Bloxburg High School gym wear.

The creator noted that their tour came from a sophomore character's point of view and that they were not certain every grade level sees the same layout. They also mentioned a roadmap video on the game's YouTube channel teasing upcoming content, and said a "Boho trip" update was expected the following Friday — a claim that appears only in that video and is not confirmed by any other source reviewed here.

Teasers and community speculation: reading between patches

The Welcome to Bloxburg changelog on paper and the conversation around it do not always move at the same speed. Here is what the captured material shows.

• The Fandom Changelog thread includes a player post speculating that version 0.13.0 could be a movie theater update, based on a teaser showing a cinema-style chair and a popcorn emoji. That is community speculation, not a confirmed feature list.
• The @heybloxburg X profile, captured on October 12, 2026, shows an October 9 post teasing "this upcoming Gothic Items update" alongside a link to a Roblox event page. The captured material does not attach a version number to that update.
• As of 2026-10-12, the @heybloxburg X profile page recorded 2,333 posts and 154.3K followers (source). That is a dated snapshot of the page at capture time, not a live count.
• The newest dated entry in the DevForum thread is 0.12.6 (April 2024). Anything released after that point appears in the captured sources only as social teasers, which is exactly why cross-checking channels matters.

How to keep up with the Welcome to Bloxburg changelog yourself

• Check the in-game update log first. It was added in 0.12.4 (February 2024) and is the most direct way to read what just changed.
• Bookmark the DevForum update log thread for version numbers paired with month and year labels.
• Follow the game's social channels for teasers and event links, since announcements often land there before a version number exists.
• Read the Fandom Changelog thread for context, but remember it mixes real patch notes with opinions, polls, and wish lists.
• Watch creator walkthroughs when a bullet list feels thin — interactions like theater lighting controls rarely get their own patch note line.
• Expect seasonal rotation. Winter content returned in 0.12.2 (November 2023) and was removed in 0.12.4 (February 2024), so limited-time items tend to come back in later years.

FAQ

Where can I find the official Welcome to Bloxburg changelog? The closest thing to an official record is the in-game update log added in version 0.12.4 (February 2024). A long-running thread on the Roblox Developer Forum reproduces the patch notes with version numbers and month/year labels, and the game's social accounts announce new content as it approaches.

What is the newest version listed in the Welcome to Bloxburg changelog? In the sources reviewed for this article, the newest entry carrying both a version number and a date is 0.12.6 (April 2024). Later content, such as the Gothic Items tease posted on October 9 and visible on the @heybloxburg profile captured October 12, 2026, appears without a version number in the captured material.

Does the Welcome to Bloxburg changelog cover bug fixes or only new features? It covers both. Version 0.12.6, for example, notes that roller skates now retain the colors you selected and that wall corners keep both color and texture seamlessly, alongside new build mode items and economy changes like the towing and hospital fees.

How often does Bloxburg get updates? Looking only at what the log records, dated entries run from May 2023 through April 2024 at roughly monthly intervals, with seasonal themes attached to specific months. That is a record of past releases, not a schedule or promise for future ones.