Round usefulness
How a Squishy changes a real Trade or Keep decision, once its visible traits or role are known.
TRADE or Keep Tier List (July 2026)
A named Squishy roster and dependable comparison data are not public yet. This page shows what is known, what is still being checked, and the rules a future ranking must pass.
Squishy family: official descriptionIndex UI: early signalNamed ranks: not confirmed
No Squishy can be ranked safely yet
The official description confirms that both players receive a Squishy Dumpling, but it does not list names, rarities, stats, or relative values. Exact tier-list searches also did not uncover a current game-specific roster. Showing S, A, or B cards now would turn missing data into made-up advice.
Ranking criteria
How Squishies will be compared
A future list must help with the real round and collection loop. Rarity by itself will not decide the order.
Unlock and rarity context
How players obtain it and how scarce it is, but only after the in-game Index or another current source confirms those details.
Collection value
Whether it matters for Index progress or another visible collection goal, without turning scarcity alone into an S tier.
Evidence agreement
Official information comes first. Current gameplay and repeated community reports can add context, but they must agree before a firm rank appears.
Evidence on hand
Signals we can show without ranking them
These rows describe the source trail. They are not tier entries and do not imply one Squishy is stronger than another.
Squishy Dumplings
Officially described familyThe official Roblox description says both players receive one Squishy Dumpling and the Decider chooses whether to Trade or Keep. It does not identify individual Squishies or give comparison data.
Official Roblox description ↗Index system
Early signalA current gameplay video shows an INDEX button, suggesting a collection view. The footage does not provide a safe complete roster, unlock table, or rank order.
Open the Squishy roster watchLearn the round before chasing a rank
The first useful edge is understanding the Bluffer and Decider, not assuming a hidden value table exists.
Use your current Index as the source
Until a roster is published, treat your in-game Index as current and avoid fan lists that do not show where names came from.
Judge the claim you actually heard
Use preference, trust, and risk style in the Decision Helper without pretending it knows objective Squishy values.
What we checked
What was checked
Official game and creator surfaces remain the strongest basis. Public exact searches and recent video signals add only what they visibly support.
- • Official Roblox page: Squishy family and round loop confirmed; no roster or ranks.
- • Creator group and board searches: no public ranking table found.
- • Exact YouTube tier-list search: unrelated results, not a game-specific ranking source.
- • Current gameplay video: Index UI visible, but names and collection rules remain unknown.
- • Reddit, wiki, guide, and structured-data searches: no corroborated ranking discussion found.
Change log
No ranking adjustments yet
There is no safe first ranking to change. The page will record named additions, movements, and removed claims when evidence becomes available.
Last evidence review: .
TRADE or Keep tier list FAQ
What is the best Squishy in TRADE or Keep?
There is not enough verified roster and comparison evidence to name a best Squishy yet.
Why are there no S-tier names?
Named rankings would imply evidence the current public sources do not support. The page publishes criteria and gaps instead.
What evidence is needed for a real tier list?
A current named roster, stable comparison criteria, and repeatable observations or reliable current references are needed.
Can community videos support rankings?
Yes, as dated supporting observations, but they should not be presented as official balance data.