In the Roblox platformer Needoh Tower (created by the [SOON] Needoh Tower group and beeftwurkysnack), "all squishies" refers to two main elements: the collectible fidget items players pick up along climbing routes and the squishy, sound-reactive obstacle platforms that make up each world.

These items draw heavy inspiration from real-life NeeDoh sensory toys, featuring distinct squish animations, slow-rising foam mechanics, and ASMR sound effects. While collectible squishies do not alter jump physics or speed, collecting them along the route and unlocking them at the tower summit remains the primary objective for players.

Collectible Squishies and Where to Find Them

Collectible squishies appear as pickups or interactable boxes resting along the obstacle course. Interacting with these objects (pressing E on PC or tapping the on-screen prompt on mobile) adds the squishy to your character's hand, allowing you to carry and squish it while climbing.

Squishy NameDescription and Visual StyleVerified In-Game LocationEffect / Behavior
Ice Cube SquishyTranslucent blue, gelatinous cubeWorld 1 (Lower platforms)Handheld cosmetic fidget
Butter SquishySmooth yellow butter blockWorld 1 (Mid-tower section)Handheld cosmetic fidget
Cracked ButterYellow butter with a brittle wax-cracking shellWorld 1 (Upper section)Handheld ASMR crack texture
Cheese SquishyBright orange cheese block with porous textureWorld 1 (Near cheese wall obstacle)Bouncy physical feedback
Cow Paw SquishyAnimal paw print mold with soft padsWorld 2 (Entry area)Handheld cosmetic fidget
Dumpling SquishySoft white dough dumpling with internal fluidWorld 2 (Mid-section pickup box)Water-filled wobble animation
Glitter DumplingPurple sparkly variant of the dumplingWorld summit unlock rewardSparkle visual with liquid squish
NeeDoh Cube / Mini NeedleClassic mini sensory ball and cube moldsSummit fidget areas / World clearsSlow-rising foam reaction
Rainbow SquishyMulticolor glowing sensory ballIn-game shop (29 Robux Game Pass)Permanent cosmetic inventory item

In addition to route pickups, players who reach the summit of completed towers gain access to free-play sensory decks where unlocked squishies can be tested without the pressure of falling. Players looking to trade these items with others must head to the official companion experience, Needoh Trading (Roblox Place ID: 127377822864016), as the main obby does not feature an active player-to-player trading menu.

Interactive Squishy Platform Types

Beyond handheld items, the tower platforms themselves are modeled after squishy toys. Each platform category responds differently to character weight, jump momentum, and player interaction:

  • Wax-Cracked Butter and Cheese: These blocks feature a rigid outer layer. Stepping on them triggers a crisp wax-breaking ASMR sound effect before your character sinks into the soft foam underneath.
  • Water-Filled Dumplings: These platforms have fluid physics. Stepping onto them produces a wet splashing sound, causing the surface to jiggle and shift your avatar slightly off-center.
  • Taba Squishies and Oreos: Highly adhesive, sticky surfaces modeled after silicone toys. While they provide solid footing, they slow down running momentum if you do not continuously jump.
  • Bread, Pastries, and Flan: Slow-rising platforms that compress deeply when landed on. If you jump off too early, you lose upward momentum; letting them rebound gives a standard leap.
  • Sensory Pop-Its and Bubble Wrap: Modular platforms with individual buttons or air pockets that depress and pop underfoot. Stepping across all nodes resets their sound cycle.
  • Rotating Donut Squishies: Large circular pastries that continuously rotate. The outer squishy dough is safe to walk on, but the open or custard-filled core often functions as a lethal hazard.

Hazardous Surfaces and Platform Mechanics

Navigating squishy platforms requires balancing speed with the game's unique linked-platform mechanics:

The Sink and Rise System

Needoh Tower relies on weight-activated levers disguised as toys. Stepping on a soft platform causes it to sink. In many stages, this downward movement triggers a linked platform nearby to rise to a reachable height. Rushing across before the linked platform stabilizes is the leading cause of missed jumps.

Glowing HP Drain Hazards

Not all squishies are friendly. Illuminated white, blue, or red glowing orbs embedded in the center of squishy paths act as death blocks. Standing on or touching these glowing cores will drain your character's health completely within roughly two seconds. To bypass tight gaps with glowing hazards, stand on the preceding safe squishy for two seconds to raise elevated bypass platforms.

Checkpoint Cushions

Checkpoints appear as flat, colored squishy pads along the route. Stepping on them registers your respawn point. If you fall or touch a death laser, you will respawn at the most recent pad rather than the tower base.

Summit Fidget Areas and Rebirths

Completing worlds grants access to summit areas and progression badges. According to official Roblox place data, the game features badges for World 1 through World 11, Summer World, Endless Mode (up to Stage 10,000), and special challenge sectors like The Trenches.

At the summit of major towers, players enter safe sensory lounges containing every squishy introduced in that world. These decks allow you to test sound profiles and tactile animations without death blocks or lasers.

For players wanting to collect missed route items, Needoh Tower includes a Rebirth/Restart option in the interface. Activating a stage rebirth resets your position to the start of that specific section, allowing you to pick up interactive squishy boxes you might have bypassed during your initial climb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you trade squishies inside Needoh Tower?

No. The main obby does not have an in-game item trading interface. To trade collected items, join the developer's companion experience, Needoh Trading (Game ID: 127377822864016), which is dedicated to collecting and trading sensory toys.

Do collectible squishies boost jump height or speed?

No. All route squishies and summit fidget toys are purely cosmetic rewards providing visual and audio effects. Movement upgrades like Double Jump (150 Robux), Speed Coil (199 Robux), and Gravity Coil (299 Robux) are sold separately as optional game passes.

How do you get past the rotating donut squishies?

Stay strictly on the outer, squishy pastry rim. The glowing custard or empty void in the exact center acts as a death hazard that will eliminate your character on contact.