BloxByte Games has shipped a maintenance patch for its Roblox tycoon game, arriving a few days after v1.5.0 brought World 2 online on September 18th. The v1.5.1 notes posted in the studio’s patch notes channel list one cosmetic change and two bug fixes. The headline item is the World 2 teleport, which finally has proper artwork instead of the placeholder image it launched with.
Quick answer: v1.5.1 replaces the World 2 teleport’s placeholder cover, patches holes that appeared in the tycoon, and restores Inversion leaderboard tracking. There is nothing to claim or redeem.

| Group | Entry |
|---|---|
| Changes | World 2 teleport cover updated from placeholder image |
| Bug Fixes | Holes in the tycoon removed |
| Bug Fixes | Inversion leaderboard tracking restored |
World 2 teleport cover art replaces the placeholder
The teleport that takes players to World 2 shipped with a stand-in image. v1.5.1 swaps that out for the intended cover. It is a purely visual change, and the notes do not mention any change to how the teleport works or what it costs to use.
Tycoon holes patched out
The patch removes “a couple” of holes that could show up in the tycoon at certain points. The notes do not say which structures or purchase stages were affected, only that the gaps are gone. In practice, that means fewer spots where the build geometry visibly breaks as you buy your way through the lemon stand and its early add-ons.

Later stages of the tycoon stack floors, balconies and raised platforms on top of each other, which is where missing faces tend to be most noticeable.


Inversion leaderboard now tracks properly
The Inversion leaderboard was not recording correctly, and v1.5.1 fixes that. The notes stop there, without saying whether earlier entries were lost or retroactively corrected, so the safe reading is that tracking works from this patch onward.

Nothing in v1.5.1 asks players to redeem a code, restart a session, or claim a reward, and the patch adds no new systems, currencies or companions. It is cleanup work on top of the World 2 launch.






