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Searched August 18 and October 3, 2026 — none exists for this game.
What this site cites, what each source supports, and the honest list of source types that do not exist for Character Color Race. Register checked 2026-10-03.
Every data claim on this site traces to one of the sources below, and every table names its source and its checked date. The hierarchy is simple: the official Roblox page and API come first; the Rolimons tracker and UrGameTips' codes page fill the gaps Roblox does not expose, like like ratios and third-party code coverage; and community videos show how the game actually plays without ever being treated as data. When a source does not exist — and for a game this new, several do not — the pages say so plainly instead of filling the space with invention. The second table lists exactly those gaps so you know what the absence means.
Name, type, what it supports, and the date it was last checked.
| Source | Type | What it supports | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official Roblox experience page | Official platform page | Game identity, description, code string, feature list, and tags. | 2026-10-03 |
| Roblox Games API (universe 10537172776) | Official platform API | Created/updated timestamps, creator record, server size, live player/visit/favorite counts. | 2026-10-03 |
| Rolimons game tracker | Community stats tracker | Like ratio, all-time peak players, average playtime, and gamepass listings. | 2026-10-03 |
| UrGameTips codes page | Editorial code tracker | Independent confirmation that RELEASE is the only listed code (page updated September 23–26, 2026). | 2026-10-03 |
| TikTok discovery clips | Community video | Informal gameplay footage and player vocabulary in several languages. | 2026-10-03 |
| YouTube gameplay search and videos | Community video | Round flow as players actually experience it; no official data. | 2026-10-03 |
| CIE Colorimetry Part 6 (CIEDE2000) | Primary technical standard | The color-difference formula behind the Color Lab practice tool. | 2026-10-03 |
| W3C CSS Color Module Level 4 | Primary web standard | sRGB hex parsing and conversion used by the practice tool. | 2026-10-03 |
Earlier dated records this site relies on for history: Roblox API snapshots recorded on August 18 and September 3 and 25, 2026, which pin the August visit counts, the September 6 and 12 update timestamps, and the description wording at each point in time. Those snapshots are quoted on the updates timeline with their dates.
Checked and recorded so an absence is never silently read as an oversight.
Searched August 18 and October 3, 2026 — none exists for this game.
No creator-owned invite verified; the Roblox social-links endpoint also returned no public data in the August 18 check.
No community wiki for this game exists as of October 3, 2026.
Exact-title searches found no discussion threads for this game (checked August 18, 2026).
None of these sites had a Character Color Race page in the checked searches; UrGameTips is the only editorial tracker covering it so far.
No community spreadsheet of prompt answers exists on any checked surface, so no answer roster can be published.
One worked trace shows how the hierarchy behaves when sources are thin.
The code claim starts and ends with the official description: CODE “RELEASE” FOR REWARDS. The Roblox API snapshots recorded since August 18, 2026 pin that wording at each check date, which is why the codes page can say the string has been listed continuously rather than “recently seen”.
UrGameTips' page — the only editorial tracker covering the game — lists the same single code with an unnamed reward. Agreement from a second, independent publisher is what lets the codes page call RELEASE the only published code instead of this site's private reading.
Nothing verifies the reward name or the redemption screen, so both stay marked unknown on the codes page. That is the register working as designed: a missing row is published as a missing row, with the date the absence was last confirmed.
Sources are re-verified on a schedule and after every game update.
Codes and update records are rechecked after every recorded game update; the link register is re-verified at the same time, since updates are when creators add Discords and boards. The color standards behind the Color Lab are stable publications and recheck only when the CIE or W3C documents are revised.
If a page cites a source wrongly or you know of a source this register is missing — a creator Discord, a community wiki, a new code tracker — send it through the contact page with the URL and the claim it supports. Corrections that check out are applied with a fresh checked date. The disclosure page covers the site's unofficial status and advertising boundaries.