Every factual page on this site ends with a Sources line. This page is the master list those lines point back to, with what each source actually establishes — and, just as importantly, what it does not.
The sources
| Source | Captured | What it establishes |
|---|---|---|
| Official Roblox experience page for Prehistoric Farm | 2026-10-11 | Title, creator (Project Mirvy), genre, price, platform list, rating snapshot, experience ID, and the full gameplay description |
| Project Mirvy Roblox community | 2026-10-11 | Checked for code announcements; none found |
| Official Discord announcements | 2026-10-11 | Checked for code announcements; none found |
| This site’s in-game verification log | Ongoing, from 2026-10-11 | Every code redemption attempt, with its date and outcome |
| Project research notes | 2026-10-11 | Reported launch date of 2 October 2026; flagged as unverified because it is not in the experience page text |
What the experience page does not contain
We checked, and it is worth being explicit, because these are exactly the things readers arrive looking for:
- No list of redeem codes and no code rewards
- No shovel upgrade prices, hatch timers or island unlock costs
- No full dinosaur roster, and no stats, rarities or produce values
- No official launch-date entry in the page text
- No reliable visit count in the markup we fetched, so we do not print one
Anywhere on this site that one of those appears as “to be announced”, this is why.
A note on the rating figure
The experience page carries an aggregate rating, and we report it rounded — about 97% positive from roughly 12,200 ratings, as of 11 October 2026. It is a moving number on a game that is days old, so treat it as a snapshot of launch-week sentiment rather than a settled verdict. We round deliberately: a decimal place would imply a stability the figure does not have.
Why there are no outbound links
Pages here reference the official experience page by name rather than linking to it. The site makes no requests to any other origin at all — no fonts, no scripts, no analytics, no embeds — and we keep the link policy consistent with that. You can find the experience by searching its title and creator on Roblox, or by its experience ID, which is listed on the overview page.
Sources: as listed in the table above. Our standard of evidence is set out in the editorial policy.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Why is the source list so small?
Because the game is new and almost nothing has been published about it. A long source list on a nine-day-old game usually means other fan sites are being counted as sources.
Do you cite other guide sites?
No. They can point us at something worth checking, but a claim only goes on a page once it traces to the developer or to our own test in game.
What is the capture date for?
It tells you how stale a fact could be. A live rating or a seasonal title can change the day after we look at it, so the date is part of the claim.