Data Sources & Verification
Every number on this site is traced to a source. No guesses.
By Steal an Egg Wiki Team
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Live Roblox stats
Player counts, all-time visits, and favorites are pulled from the official Roblox API for the Steal an Egg universe. These update automatically so the headline numbers on this site never go stale:
Content datasets
Beyond live stats, the reference data on this site is compiled and re-verified on a schedule:
- Badges & achievements — last verified 2026-09-02.
- Similar / lookalike games — last verified 2026-09-02.
- Pets, eggs, biomes, upgrades, game passes — compiled from the official game and cross-checked against community observation, with figures refreshed as the game updates.
- Codes — tracked against official channels and re-checked on every update (see the Codes page).
Our no-guess policy
Where a figure is not published by the developer — per-egg income or exact hatch odds, for example — we say so rather than invent a number. Our calculators let you enter your own observed rates, and our tier lists rank by the data we actually have. This is why you can trust the numbers here over hand-written wikis that stale the moment the game patches.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does Steal an Egg Wiki get its numbers?
Player counts, visits, and favorites come from the live Roblox API for the official game universe. Pet, egg, biome, and badge data is compiled from the official game and cross-checked against community observation, then re-verified on a regular cadence.
Do you guess values that are not published?
No. Where the developer does not publish a figure (for example per-egg income or exact hatch odds), we say so and either rank by the data we do have or let our calculators take your own input. We never present an unsourced number as fact.
How often is the data refreshed?
Live Roblox stats are re-pulled frequently, and content datasets such as badges are re-verified on a scheduled basis. Each dataset carries a last-verified date so you can see how fresh the data is.