The game promises hundreds of cute, rare Squishies. A complete public list of names, rarities, values, and odds is not available yet.
The official source confirms hundreds of cute, rare Squishies but does not publish individual names, rarity order, values, or odds. Build a safe personal catalog by recording exact displayed names, visible labels, counts, favorites, and notes.
The official Roblox description confirms that boxes contain Squishies, that players squish them to earn Cash, and that the collection includes hundreds of cute and rare finds. Those statements define the collectible family, but they do not reveal individual names or a completion total.
Use this simple loop after each new pull.
Copy the exact spelling displayed in your server.
Add rarity or color only if the game shows it.
Track copies, favorites, and your own box notes locally.
When the same displayed name appears again, increase its count instead of creating a slightly different spelling. Use notes for visual differences you can actually see. This keeps the list useful even before the developer publishes a formal catalog.
A rare-looking color or one high-Cash session does not prove an official rarity or permanent earning rate. Record the visible label and the measured result, then repeat the test before assigning your own score in the tier tool.
The official description says hundreds, but it does not give an exact total.
No complete developer-published catalog was found in the checked public destinations.
Yes. The collection tracker saves your personal list in this browser.
Treat a label as official only when you can read it in the game or on a creator-owned destination.
