About this site
+1 Stone Skipping Guide is an independent, fan-made reference for the Roblox game +1 Stone Skipping by Meow Labs, published at stoneskipping.wiki. The site launched in September 2026, in the game's launch week, because searching the game's name returned crossword scrapers, stat trackers, and pages for other games — but no actual answers. Every page here exists to answer one real question a player has, with the date each answer was checked.
The game this site documents
All identity details below come from Roblox's own public game data, read directly from its game-data API
(endpoint games.roblox.com/v1/games?universeIds=10765298801) on 2026-10-03:
| Field | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Name | +1 Stone Skipping | Roblox game data API, checked 2026-10-03 |
| Developer | Meow Labs (Roblox group 207366578) | Official game page |
| Released | 2026-09-05 (created 19:40 UTC) | Roblox game data API, checked 2026-10-03 |
| Place / universe ID | 111543903102439 / 10765298801 | Official game page URL and API |
| Server size | 10 players | Roblox game data API, checked 2026-10-03 |
| Genre | Simulation / incremental simulator | Roblox game listing, checked 2026-09-26 |
The same API read on 2026-10-03 recorded 22,119 players in-game, 11,512,776 visits, and 444,794 favorites, with 20,881 likes against 778 dislikes (about 96% positive) from the votes endpoint. One quirk worth preserving: the developer's own short description in that data feed calls the game "+1 Skipping Stones" — a variant of the title that helps explain why search results for the exact name were such a mess at launch.
Growth since launch, snapshot by snapshot
| Checked | Playing | Visits | Favorites |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-09-26 | 3,416 | 403,656 | 4,383 |
| 2026-09-27 | 4,621 | 768,087 | 9,183 |
| 2026-10-01 | 17,764 | 3,798,287 | 141,223 |
| 2026-10-03 | 22,119 | 11,512,776 | 444,794 |
Source for every row: Roblox's public game data for universe 10765298801 at the dated snapshot times. Visits roughly tripled between 2026-10-01 and 2026-10-03 while concurrent players grew more slowly — a pattern of short, repeated sessions by a growing player base. The game also shipped an update on 2026-09-30 and a second wave of redeemable codes (see the codes page).
Why this site exists
In the game's first three weeks, typing its name into a search engine returned three things that were not guides: crossword-scraper pages that harvest any phrase with a plus sign, stat-tracker pages that show a player count but never explain the game, and code hubs for other Roblox games that merely share words with it (Skip A Stone, Skip a Stone!). Real coverage — codes lists from RoGameCodes, GameRant and Sportskeeda — only started appearing on 2026-09-26, three weeks after launch. This site was built to hold the answers in the meantime, and it stays useful after: it keeps observation-dated detail (HUD readings, pad multipliers, egg prices) that tracker pages do not carry at all.
How every fact is sourced
Three layers, in priority order:
- 1 · Official metadata first
The game's own Roblox description, its public statistics, and Roblox's game-data API anchor every claim about what the game is, who makes it, and how big it is. These reads carry a checked date. - 2 · Observed UI second
Gameplay footage is watched frame by frame — two separate sessions (a fresh account and a mid-progress account) were used for the launch research on 2026-09-26. Zone names, pad multipliers, egg prices, hatch odds and HUD values are transcribed from what the screen actually shows, with the observation date. - 3 · Attributed reports third
Where a number comes from a creator's video captions or a codes tracker, the page says exactly who reported it and when. When two sources disagree — GameRant and RoGameCodes disagreed on which egg rarity a launch code granted — both versions are shown with their sources, and neither is silently picked.
The working rule for gaps: a page states what is known, how it was checked, and on what date — in one sentence. Values that no available source shows stay blank on the page, and the page says what we are watching to fill them (higher-resolution footage, update notes, developer announcements). Nothing is invented to fill a table row: no codes, no prices, no thresholds.
What each page covers
| Page | The question it answers |
|---|---|
| Guide | How do you play? The tutorial goal, every HUD counter, Auto Throw, boosts, potions and the side menu — from UI read on 2026-09-26. |
| Zones | What lies down the water? The five observed zones, their order, the Frost Lake threshold and how zones pay Wins. |
| Rebirth guide | What do rebirths unlock? The spawn multiplier pads (1×/4×/10× at 0/2/4 rebirths) and when rebirthing pays off. |
| Pets | What do pets cost? The observed Hacked Admin egg prices (70/185/459), hatch odds, and the honest reading on pet value. |
| Codes | Which codes work right now? Five reported live checked 2026-10-01, with rewards as reported and the redemption walkthrough. |
Editorial rules this site holds itself to
- Every number has a date. If a fact's date has passed and the fact may have moved, the page gets rechecked and the date updates — the date is part of the fact.
- Conflicting reports stay visible. Readers see both versions and decide; we never quietly blend sources into a single fake consensus.
- Observation beats repetition. A value read off the game's own screen outranks any number of secondhand listicles repeating each other.
- Unknown means blank, not guessed. A table cell we cannot fill says so in one dated sentence instead of carrying a plausible-looking invention.
- Updates rewrite the page, not the history. When a value moves, the new value and its new date replace it; older snapshots stay in the dated tables (like the growth table above).
About this website itself
stoneskipping.wiki is a static, independently published reference. It carries advertising to cover hosting — the formats and the thinking behind them are laid out on the Disclosure page — and it uses privacy-respecting analytics as described on the Privacy page. It has no login, no forum, and no game connection of any kind: it can read the same public Roblox data you can, and it cannot touch your account. Site terms live on the Terms page.
Corrections are welcome and get treated as data: a correction that changes a number changes that number's date too. The contact page lists the ways to reach us.
About-page FAQ
Who runs +1 Stone Skipping Guide?
An independent fan-run editorial team. It has no affiliation with Roblox Corporation or Meow Labs, and has covered the game continuously since launch week of September 2026.
Where do the numbers come from?
Official metadata (the game's Roblox page and Roblox's public game-data API) plus first-hand frame-by-frame observation of gameplay footage. Every number carries its check or observation date.
How current is the information?
Game-data snapshots on this page: checked 2026-10-03. UI observations: 2026-09-26. Codes: 2026-10-01. Each page shows its own dates and gets a new date when a fact moves.
Is this the official game site?
No. The official game is on Roblox at place 111543903102439, published by Meow Labs (group 207366578). This is an independent reference about it.
How do I report a correction?
Via the contact page. Number-changing corrections also get a new checked date, so the fix itself is visible in the page.
Scope note, dated 2026-10-03: this site documents the Roblox game only — never the real-world sport of stone skipping or the unrelated games with similar names. Identity fields above come from Roblox's public game-data API as read that day.