The latest evidence review on 2026-07-30 found the official Roblox experience titled [MAJOR ORDER] TRENCH: DECAY, published by studio rook., with BETA 1.1.4 in its description. The same description calls the game an active beta, confirms the push–gas–extraction–live-war-map loop, and advertises 1MVISITS for 800 Medals and 3 Cosmetic Crates.
This tracker records what a player can verify from the official public page and keeps detailed patch claims out until creator notes or current in-game evidence support them. A cached search result still showed [SKILL UPDATE] while the opened page showed [MAJOR ORDER], demonstrating why the title, build, and check date must stay together.
Current build checkpoint
[MAJOR ORDER] title
The opened Roblox page used this prefix on 2026-07-30. The prefix is update-sensitive and not a permanent game ID.
BETA 1.1.4
This is the public build label shown at the checkpoint. It does not prove every running server or cached guide used identical content.
Active beta
The developer describes frequent updates, saved progress, Commissar onboarding, and controls in Preferences.
1MVISITS reward
The description states 800 Medals and 3 Cosmetic Crates. A fresh redemption was not performed for this tracker.
Open the official experience and verify Place ID 127608823846098 plus By studio rook. before using any checkpoint. An independent guide can quote the right title while linking the wrong experience, so identity comes first.
How to use this update tracker
Compare the date and build on a guide with the current official description. If a weapon table, control list, objective route, or reward total belongs to an older title prefix, treat it as historical until the live client confirms it.
Distinguish four evidence levels. Official means the Roblox page or a creator-controlled announcement states the fact. In-game verified requires a dated current-client observation. Community corroborated requires agreement from at least two independent current sources. Community reported has one directly relevant source and should remain visibly limited.
Do not use a code name as patch notes. A string containing “warbond,” “firearms,” “melee,” “major,” or another feature-like word does not establish a system, item, balance change, or release date. It may be a theme, internal joke, or historical reference.
Search caches can lag. The observed [SKILL UPDATE] cache versus [MAJOR ORDER] live title is useful evidence of change, but it does not tell us which features changed. Only publish the title transition itself unless creator notes explain the patch.
Official facts that remain stable at this checkpoint
TRENCH: DECAY is a WW1 squad PvE shooter. The official loop is to push the line, survive gas, and extract with the squad. Victories move a live war map shared across servers. These statements describe the game and support the Missions and Tactics hubs.
The developer identifies the project as made by one developer, originally created for a game jam, and now in active beta. “Updates constantly” signals volatility but does not provide a schedule. Do not turn it into a daily or weekly promise.
Progress saves, according to the description. The exact saved fields, rollback handling, cross-server timing, and data-recovery process are not published. If an account appears to lose progress, preserve screenshots and check creator-controlled announcements rather than relying on an independent guide’s assumed fix.
New players are directed to the Commissar, and controls are located in Preferences. Exact tutorial steps and key mappings can still move between builds. The Guides hub explains how to use those stable destinations without freezing the current UI.
Current official code and reward change
At the checkpoint, the public description celebrated one million visits and advertised 1MVISITS. The stated reward is 800 Medals and 3 Cosmetic Crates. This is the only exact code bundle the audit established through first-party evidence.
The Codes hub explains redemption and separates the official publication from a successful live account result. Current independent trackers list additional strings, but their active lists and rewards conflict; this update tracker does not reproduce them as patch events.
Medals and Cosmetic Crates are therefore official named reward entities. Enlisted Firearms and Melee Crates remain community corroborated through current independent guides, not official-description facts. The Rewards hub keeps the difference explicit.
If the official description removes or replaces the code, that will be a new dated page checkpoint. Removal alone would not prove every existing server rejects it, and an “already claimed” response would not prove expiration.
Verified timeline
2026-07-30 - [MAJOR ORDER] page checkpoint
Type: Official title observation
The opened official Roblox experience displayed [MAJOR ORDER] TRENCH: DECAY. A search cache still carried [SKILL UPDATE], so the live page and check time are more useful than the cached prefix. No Major Order objective, timer, difficulty, or reward is inferred from the title.
- Place ID
127608823846098. - Publisher shown as studio rook.
- Current title prefix recorded without adding unsupported patch details.
Source: Official Roblox experience
2026-07-30 - BETA 1.1.4 description checkpoint
Type: Official build observation
The public description displayed BETA 1.1.4 and continued to describe the experience as an active beta. This label is the compatibility checkpoint for every guide on this site; it is not a guarantee that an older server or cached page has the same interface.
- Commissar onboarding remained named.
- Preferences remained the official controls destination.
- Progress saving and the shared live war map remained in the description.
Source: Official Roblox experience
2026-07-30 - 1MVISITS reward checkpoint
Type: Official code observation
The official description published 1MVISITS for 800 Medals and 3 Cosmetic Crates. The tracker records the developer-stated bundle, while live success, account history, and inventory placement remain separate redemption questions.
- The code and exact reward appear together in first-party text.
- No other current code is promoted to official status here.
- No calculator total is derived from conflicting community lists.
Source: Official Roblox experience
Claims not promoted to patch notes
Independent coverage alleges class reworks, weapons, cosmetics, warbonds, difficulty changes, code batches, and frequent restarts around the [SKILL UPDATE] to [MAJOR ORDER] period. The public Roblox description does not provide enough detail to publish those changes as verified patch notes.
Classes, skills, exact weapons, weapon statistics, warbond rules, difficulty options, objective names, gas values, and extraction triggers therefore remain deferred. Their search demand is real, but demand does not establish the mechanic.
The absence of a claim on this tracker does not prove the feature is absent from the game. It means the available evidence cannot answer where it is, how it works, what it costs, and what the player does with enough confidence.
When creator notes become available, a future entry should record the source URL, publication date, build, exact changes, and any server-restart or migration context. Community observations can be added with their evidence level rather than rewritten as official.
Returning-player update checklist
- Open the base Roblox page and confirm Place ID and creator.
- Read the current title prefix and build label.
- Open Preferences and check the controls you rely on.
- Read the current mission objective instead of following an old route from memory.
- Inspect inventory and reward labels before using a calculator or crate guide.
- Compare the live war map after a verified victory without assuming contribution math.
- Keep a screenshot or note tied to the build when reporting a change.
This checklist keeps guides useful through beta churn. It also helps distinguish a real update from a server mismatch, stale cache, or copied article.
Updates FAQ
What is the current TRENCH: DECAY version?
The official public description displayed BETA 1.1.4 on 2026-07-30.
What is the current update?
The official page title used [MAJOR ORDER]. The title alone does not define the update’s mechanics or rewards.
Did the Skill Update add classes or skills?
A cached title used [SKILL UPDATE], but current first-party evidence reviewed here did not document class names, skill effects, costs, or a complete rework. Those claims remain unverified.
How often does the game update?
The developer says the active beta updates constantly, but no fixed schedule is published.
Where are full patch notes?
Use creator-controlled Roblox or social announcements when available. This tracker will not convert competitor summaries into official notes.
Why is Updates one page?
The verified timeline and current-build guidance fit one substantive localized hub. Separate current, history, or Major Order child pages would be thin or volatile at this evidence checkpoint.