The next +1 Spider Arm update is World 2. You can see it coming from the lobby, where a portal shows a live timer above the words “Coming Soon (world 2)”. The developer, This Time For Sure, has paired the launch with an official Roblox event called World 2 + Admin Abuse!, so the new world and the event start at the same time.
Quick answer: World 2 + Admin Abuse! starts Saturday, November 7, 2026 at 2:00 PM UTC. Check the World 2 portal timer in the lobby, or tap Notify Me on the game’s Roblox event listing.
Release time: Saturday, November 7, 2026, 2:00 PM UTC
World 2 release time in your region
The event begins at one moment worldwide. Depending on where you live, that moment falls on Saturday morning, Saturday evening, or early Sunday. Daylight saving time has already ended in North America and Europe, so the standard-time offsets below apply.
| Region | Local start time | Date |
|---|---|---|
| UTC | 2:00 PM | Sat, Nov 7 |
| US Pacific (PST) | 6:00 AM | Sat, Nov 7 |
| US Eastern (EST) | 9:00 AM | Sat, Nov 7 |
| UK (GMT) | 2:00 PM | Sat, Nov 7 |
| Central Europe (CET) | 3:00 PM | Sat, Nov 7 |
| India (IST) | 7:30 PM | Sat, Nov 7 |
| Eastern Australia (AEDT) | 1:00 AM | Sun, Nov 8 |
The Roblox event listing converts the start time to your device’s clock. If the listing and the table disagree, trust the listing, because it reflects your actual time zone settings.
How to track the World 2 countdown and get a launch alert
You can check the timer in two places. In the game, it sits on the World 2 portal in the lobby, beside the walkway that leads to the arm pedestals. The portal counts down in days, hours, minutes and seconds, in the form 2D 05:52:47, with “Coming Soon (world 2)” underneath. Until the timer reaches zero, the portal does nothing except show the countdown.
To get pinged when the event goes live without opening the game, use the Roblox event listing.
What the World 2 update adds
World 2 is a second world, entered through the portal that currently shows the countdown. Every stage in the game today belongs to World 1. That starts with Starter Town and climbs through 13 stages in total, with a lighthouse at the top. The Admin Abuse! event starts alongside World 2. Admin Abuse events are live sessions where the developers switch on boosts and activities inside servers, so you need to be in a server while the event is running to get anything from it.
The developer has not published a stage list, arm roster, or entry requirement for World 2. The most useful thing to do before Saturday is build up the resources the game already uses everywhere, which are Grip, arms, Wins and Rebirths.
How to prepare for World 2 before the timer runs out
Collect the free Wins and XP first
Three free rewards are worth claiming before you train. When you load in, a “WAIT! FREE GIFT!” pop-up offers 2x XP for 5 minutes. Press CLAIM and go straight to a training station so the full five minutes count. The Free Gift window pays +25 Wins for two tasks. First, join the This Time For Sure Roblox group and press Verify & Claim. The prompt then switches to “JOINED! TAP CLAIM AGAIN”. Second, like the game and rejoin, after which the window asks you to “Rejoin to Claim!”.
Daily Rewards build a streak. Day 1 pays +5 Wins. The game then promises +100 Wins and +5 Levels for coming back on day two. Skipping a day resets the streak, so if you claim Day 1 before World 2 opens, the larger Day 2 reward can land right around launch.
Train in the lobby for Grip, levels and extra arms
Training happens at the punching stations in the lobby. Every hit on the x1 station adds XP and Grip, and levels unlock arms on a fixed schedule. More arms mean more speed and a larger Grip pool, and Grip decides how far up a wall you can climb. Your spider starts with four arms.
| Level reached | Total arms |
|---|---|
| Start | 4 |
| Level 8 | 5 |
| Level 11 | 6 |
| Level 14 | 7 |
| Level 18 | 8 |
Each hit shows a small gain number over your character, and a progress bar along the bottom tracks your next level. The sixth arm arrives at Level 11, and the extra limb is visible on your avatar as soon as it unlocks.
Per-hit gains get bigger as you level. Early hits add single-digit amounts. By the mid-teens, each punch adds more than 20. You will see a +5.2 hit on the way to Level 12 and a +22 hit on the way to Level 17.
The training targets are shared, so several players can punch the same station at once without slowing each other down. Stay on the glowing pad under the station and keep hitting the floating target.
An x2 Train button stays on the right edge of the screen the whole time you are in the lobby. It costs 5 Robux and doubles training gains. You can level without it, because every gain in the free x1 lane counts toward the same arm milestones.
Clear World 1 stages to bank Wins
Wins are the currency for new arm models, and you earn them by climbing. Every stage gate shows a recommended level and the minimum Grip you need to get in.
| Stage | Recommended level | Grip needed |
|---|---|---|
| Stage 1 Starter Town | 0 | 54 |
| Stage 2 Skyline City | 1 | 65 |
| Stage 3 Boulder Canyon | 5 | 171 |
| Stage 4 Frost Spires | 10 | 250 |
| Stage 5 Tsunami | 14 | 344 |
One run takes you through the stages in order, starting from the lobby.
The canyon’s vertical wall is where low-Grip spiders usually run out. When the meter empties, an “OUT OF GRIP!” alert appears and you drop. If a lower platform catches you, stand on it until the meter refills, then climb again.
Payouts get bigger the farther you go. Crossing the Boulder Canyon finish line pays +10 Wins. A run that clears Frost Spires pays +20 Wins and teleports you back to the lobby. Each payout pops up with your new running total, so you can confirm the Wins were added. Crossing a finish line also triggers a purchase prompt for 2x Wins at 149 Robux, which you can close if you don’t want it.
Swap the Hauler for the Striker
You start with the Hauler arms equipped. The Hauler gives +1 XP for every punch and step. The next model on the lobby pedestals is the Striker, which costs 25 Wins and doubles that to +2 XP per punch and step. Every training hit after the swap is worth twice as much. The pedestal keeps a running count, such as “21 / 25 WINS”, then switches to “READY! 25 WINS” once you have enough. Interact with it and an “UNLOCKED!” banner confirms the purchase as your arms change to the red-and-white Striker set.
Rebirth for a permanent XP boost
Once your level is high enough, a “REBIRTH READY!” message points you to the Rebirth window. A Rebirth resets your level to 1 and permanently raises your XP Boost from x1 to x1.5. The window shows both the before and after values, so you can see exactly what you give up. Press Rebirth! to confirm. Skip Rebirth is a paid option at 99 Robux.
Rebirths also open the faster training stations. The x2 station in the lobby is locked behind a “NEEDS 2 REBIRTHS” label. If you want faster training ready for World 2, plan your Rebirths before Saturday.
+1 Spider Arm Robux prices before World 2
None of these are required to reach World 2, but they show up constantly in the lobby and after stages, so here is what each one costs.
| Item | Price (Robux) | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| x2 Train | 5 | Double training gains |
| Revive | 19 | Continue after a fall or crush |
| AUTO BUBBLES | 29 | Automated training |
| STARTER PACK | 49 | Bundle offer |
| Skip Rebirth | 99 | Rebirth without the usual wait |
| x2 Wins | 149 | Double stage Wins |
| ORBWEAVER | 399 | Premium arm pedestal |
| DREADNOUGHT | 999 | +6 arms, +35% Grip, +15% speed |
All the free routes are already covered above. Training in the x1 lane, climbing stages, claiming daily rewards and the Free Gift, and doing Rebirths are enough to have a stronger spider waiting at the portal when the World 2 timer hits zero on Saturday at 2:00 PM UTC.
