Last Updated: August 2026 | Shop, badge and player numbers checked against the live game.
INSANE Troll Slap Tower is a climbing game where the tower is the easy part. You work your way up floors made of giant plastic bricks, and the other 31 people in the server can slap you off or stand on a green troll button and drop the floor out from under you. Fall and you start again a long way down. The only thing that counts is the room at the very top, and the game hands out a badge when you get there.
This page covers how many people actually reach that room, every item in the shop and what the free hand is, the sequel the same studio made and then left alone, and how to tell this tower apart from the twenty three other Roblox games with Slap Tower in the name.
INSANE Troll Slap Tower Overview
| INSANE Troll Slap Tower Overview |
| Game Name |
INSANE Troll Slap Tower |
| Type |
Climbing tower where the other players are the obstacle |
| Genre |
Tower obby |
| Developer |
Scavenger Hunting Studios |
| Goal |
Reach the room at the top without being slapped or trapped off |
| Players |
Up to 32 in a server, usually about 18 |
| Free Reward |
A slap hand for joining the group |
| Codes |
None, and no box to type one into |
| Gamepasses |
Seven on sale, one retired |
| Full Shop Price |
3,593 Robux for all seven |
| Badges |
Two: one for joining, one for winning |
| People Who Have Won |
11,227,910, or about 14 in every 100 who joined |
| Visits |
Over 207 million |
| Favorites |
13,082,183 |
| Rating |
About 90 percent of votes are likes |
| Record Players At Once |
15,464 on 30 August 2025 |
| Typical Visit |
About seven and a half minutes |
| Sequel |
INSANE Troll Slap Tower 2, opened August 2025 |
| Release |
21 June 2025 |
| Last Update |
20 August 2026 |
How to Play INSANE Troll Slap Tower
- Join the group before you climb. The game’s own description offers a free slap hand for it, and the link is printed right there on the game page.
- Pick up your hand near the start. There are two pickup spots close to the lobby, so look around before you head up.
- Climb the brick floors. Each section looks different, and the ledges get narrower the higher you go.
- Watch for green buttons. Somebody standing on one is about to set off a trap, and there are three trap spots on the way up.
- Swing your hand at anyone who gets close. That is the whole defense, and the game is built around you doing it.
- Keep going after a fall. Most players fall many times before they finish, and the climb gets quicker once you know the layout.
- Cross the walkway at the top to reach the winner room. That is what the second badge is for.
INSANE Troll Slap Tower Gameplay: Climbing, Slapping and Traps
Three things are happening at once, and that is what makes this different from a normal obby. You are climbing, you are being pushed, and you can push back. Nobody has to do the trolling half. Plenty of people just climb.
The slap hand is the tool for all of it. Hit somebody near an edge and they fly. The free one from the group works fine, and the paid ones mostly reach further or look better rather than hitting harder.
Traps are the other half. Three stations are built into the tower, one near the ground, one about a third of the way up and one near the finish. Anyone can use them, which means the higher you climb the more likely somebody above you is waiting to press one.
Servers hold 32 players and normally sit around 18, so there is always a crowd. A visit lasts about seven and a half minutes, which tells you how quickly people either finish or fall out.
How Many People Reach The Top
This game keeps score in public. One badge is handed out the moment you join and one when you reach the winner room, so the pass rate is not a guess.
More than 78 million people own the joining badge. 11,227,910 own the winner badge. That is about 14 in every 100 players, counted across the whole life of the game.
Now compare a single day. In the most recent one, 47,500 people joined and 11,027 won, which is 23 in every 100. The win rate printed on the badge itself says almost the same. People are finishing this tower more often now than the lifetime average, and both badges were made on the same day so nothing is skewing the comparison.
One caveat worth knowing. The joining badge was added six days after the game opened, so anyone who played in that first week is missing from the count. The true number of players is a little higher, and the 14 in 100 is a little generous.
What You Can Buy
| Item |
Price |
What it does |
| Admin |
1,499 Robux |
The commands pass, and by far the priciest thing here |
| Rainbow Slap Hand |
499 Robux |
The showiest hand in the game |
| Rainbow Carpet |
499 Robux |
A cosmetic you stand on, not a climbing tool |
| Invisibility Cloak |
349 Robux |
For trolling people who cannot see you coming |
| Electric Slap Hand |
249 Robux |
One of the three mid-priced hands |
| Long Slap Hand |
249 Robux |
Reaches further than the free one |
| Giant Slap Hand |
249 Robux |
Bigger swing, same idea |
| Starter Pack |
Not for sale |
Added in August 2025 and switched off that October |
Buying every item on sale costs 3,593 Robux, and Admin alone is 1,499 of it. Three of the hands sit at 249 each, which makes them the sensible end of the shop.
Two things stand out about the dates. Everything still on sale was made in the game’s first five weeks, back in the summer of 2025, and nothing has been added since. The one item that came later, a starter pack, went on sale in August 2025 and was switched off two months after that.
So the shop has been the same seven items for well over a year, even though the game itself was updated this month.
The Sequel Almost Nobody Plays
Seven weeks after this game opened, the same studio put out a second one with almost the same name and the same description. It did fine at first. It has taken over 12 million visits.
Then it stopped. The sequel has not been updated since October 2025 and now runs around 28 players at a time, while the first tower runs over 1,200. Players simply stayed where they were, and the studio went back to the game they were already in.
The first tower was updated on 20 August 2026, so it is still being worked on fourteen months in. If you want an empty tower to practice on, the sequel is the quiet one.
Every Other Slap Tower
One search for Slap Tower on Roblox returns 24 different live games with those words in the title, and seven of them are a Troll Slap Tower. This is the single biggest source of confusion around this game, so here are the ones that come up most.
| Tower |
Visits |
Who made it |
| Slap Tower, and 2 up to 13 |
409 million for the first |
One studio runs the whole numbered family |
| Gear Slap Tower |
244 million |
Brazilian Team |
| INSANE Troll Slap Tower |
207 million |
Scavenger Hunting Studios, this one |
| Scary Troll Slap Tower |
115 million |
tomolaboz |
| Gear Troll Slap Tower |
114 million |
900 Experiences, and one word from this name |
| Troll Slap Tower |
71 million |
Brazilian Team again |
| Troll or Slap Tower |
29 million |
Gerbs |
There are even two games called Troll Slap Tower 2. One of them is this studio’s sequel. The other is by somebody else entirely and opened months earlier.
The whole family shares one strange habit. Every one of these towers has far more favorites than likes, and this game is no exception at roughly 91 favorites for every like. Gear Slap Tower runs about 110 to one. It is a pattern across the genre rather than anything specific to one game.
How Busy It Is Now
The record is 15,464 players at once, set on 30 August 2025, about ten weeks after the game opened. That was the peak of its first summer.
Today it runs around 1,200, and its best day in the last month reached 2,156. That is roughly one player in eight compared with the record, which for a tower obby a year past its launch is a long way from empty.
The daily numbers back that up. Around 47,500 people join every day, which is the sort of traffic most games never see at their peak.
Codes and Scripts
This game has no codes and no code box. What it gives away instead is the free slap hand for joining the group, and our INSANE Troll Slap Tower codes page explains why every code list you find under this name belongs to a different tower.
Scripts are a different story. Three of them work, two can be read line by line, and the most shared one of the lot points at a file that no longer exists. Our INSANE Troll Slap Tower script page has all of it, including what those scripts accidentally reveal about the tower’s layout.
Tips for New INSANE Troll Slap Tower Players
- Join the group first. A free slap hand takes about ten seconds to claim and the shop wants 249 Robux for the next one up.
- Slow down near the finish. The last trap station sits close to the top, and falling there costs you the whole climb.
- Watch the person above you, not the ledge. Almost every fall in this game comes from a player, not from a jump.
- Stand still when two people are fighting above you. Let them knock each other off and walk past.
- Do not buy Admin to win. It is 1,499 Robux and 11 million people have finished the tower without it.
- Play on a busy server. Traps going off ahead of you are free warnings.
- Come back after a fall. The pass rate today is nearly one in four, which is better than most people expect.
INSANE Troll Slap Tower FAQ
Does INSANE Troll Slap Tower have codes?
No. There is no code box in the game and no working code list for it. The pages you find under this name are about other Slap Towers.
How do I get a free slap hand?
Join the group linked in the game’s description. That is the game’s own giveaway and it costs nothing.
How many people finish the tower?
About 11.2 million out of more than 78 million who have played, which is roughly 14 in every 100. On a normal day now it is closer to 23 in 100.
Is there a second game?
Yes. The same studio opened INSANE Troll Slap Tower 2 in August 2025. It has 12 million visits but only about 28 players at a time these days.
Why do so many games have this name?
Slap towers are a whole genre on Roblox. There are 24 live games with Slap Tower in the title and seven of them include the word Troll, so check the developer name before you trust a guide.
How much is everything in the shop?
3,593 Robux for all seven items on sale. Admin is 1,499 of that and the three basic hands are 249 each.
Is the game still being updated?
Yes. The last update landed on 20 August 2026, fourteen months after it opened.