DONT SPLASH Update: New Stages and a Jump in Players

What's new

The official Roblox page title now starts with a "New Stages" tag. The description says the game is inspired by the eerie atmosphere of the Poolrooms and House of the Locust.

Rolimons lists the game as created about a week before its page was checked, so this is still a very young game.

Player numbers

Over the last 24 hours, DONT SPLASH averaged 85,313 players. For the same 24 hours a week earlier, the average was 17,245, a change of +395%.

A single sample on October 29, 2026, 7:58 a.m. UTC−7 showed 105,952 players in the game. The game's daily peak of 115,627 players is the highest in our samples since October 20, 2026.

How it plays

According to the fan wiki, the monster is blind and hunts by sound. Any splash, from landing, stepping or slipping into water, sends it sprinting to that spot.

Water slows players down while the monster moves much faster through it, so falling in is usually fatal. Staying on raised platforms keeps you undetected.

Stages listed on the fan wiki include Basic Traversal, Broken Walkway, Sinking Platforms, Rotating Bridges and Maintenance Lock. On Sinking Platforms, light pads sink while dark-bordered pads are safe.

Runs come in Easy, Normal and Hard. Hard stages are much longer, and in-game prompts say Hard unlocks after clearing Normal.

Tools and the shop

• Pebbles: picked up from ledges and thrown to make distraction splashes
• Bottles and Pebble Skipping: a second throwable from the shop, and stones that bounce for several splashes
• Rescue Rope: a reusable game pass tool for pulling players

Cash comes from finished runs and checkpoints and buys lobby upgrades such as Throwing Range, with optional Robux passes for the max level. Rolimons reports that the game has no known badges.