Evidence registry · reviewed 11 Sep 2026

Sources & Corrections

Every published game claim must point to a source that can support that exact field. A source for identity does not automatically prove formulas, prices or probabilities.

Primary sources used

R01

Roblox — Lift a Cube

Supports the game identity and descriptive training loop only; it does not establish numeric formulas, item lists, drop rates, or fixed Strength requirements.

Checked 2026-09-11 · Experience description
Open source
R02

Roblox — Freaky Strong!

Supports creator identity; does not imply affiliation with this site.

Checked 2026-09-11 · Creator link from the official game page
Open source

Publication rules

  • Official descriptions support only what they state.
  • In-game numbers need a visible field, game identity, date and conditions.
  • Unknown is not converted to zero.
  • Cube weight is not copied into a Strength requirement.
  • Catalog and community pages remain leads until verified.

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Lift a Cube Wiki correction
Page URL:
Claim or value:
What appears incorrect:
Source URL or capture:
Observed date and setup:
What the evidence visibly shows:
Personal information removed: yes/no