Mega Princess Tycoon Official pages and fan videos

This hub collects links we can actually verify for Mega Princess Tycoon. The game is a released Roblox tycoon from Banana Studios Something, place 14448027693, universe 4990825012. The only official destinations we list with URLs are the Roblox game page and the group. Everything else is labeled as community or as missing on purpose.

Fan wikis love to invent a Discord invite, a Trello board, and a codes Twitter the moment a tycoon passes 200 million visits. Mega Princess Tycoon has the visits (204 million plus) and the favorites (about 8.8 million). It does not have a verified public Trello in our research. It does not have a confirmed official Discord invite either. This page will not fabricate those URLs so they can rot in search results.

What to open

• Official links — Roblox experience, group 16984635, the $1,000 like-and-join bonus, and the missing Trello/Discord note.
• Community links — fan videos worth watching (Furious Jumper, KeiKei) and how to treat this wiki.

If you arrived looking for promo codes, stop here and go to codes. There is no redeemable code list. The real bonus is group starting cash, written up on group rewards. If you arrived looking for patch dates, use updates and the changelog.

Official versus unofficial

Official means Banana Studios Something published it on Roblox. The store description, badges (You Played, The Hatch), and group wall are official. This wiki is not. The Getting Started guide is fan documentation. YouTube let’s-plays are fan documentation. Scripts hubs are fan documentation with extra account risk.

When official text and a video disagree, official wins. Example: live English store text says six Princess towers and Roblox Plus users get a free defensive cannon. Older videos and translations still say two Prince towers and Premium. We keep both notes on claiming a plot and the changelog instead of silently picking the clip that is prettier.

What we refuse to link

Random Discord invites in YouTube descriptions that belong to the creator, not the studio. Guilded URLs that aggregator sites copy from each other. Twitter handles that do not clearly belong to this place. Fake Trello boards titled “Mega Princess Tycoon codes.” Executor landing pages dressed up as “official hubs.”

If Banana Studios Something publishes a real Trello or Discord later, it should appear on the Roblox group or the game description first. Until then, official links will keep saying the board does not exist.

Community recordings are still useful. Furious Jumper’s castle session (video id Nb6PujNajp8) and KeiKei’s pink-tower session (video id oPsBk6msAqU) are how we know Easy versus Gold pricing and that colorful boxes can dump a few thousand dollars. Those IDs are cited on community links as watch-alongs, not as patch notes.

How to use this wiki with the official pages

Play on Roblox. Confirm the group bonus on the group page. Use this wiki for dropper rankings, co-op, and how to play. Keep the starter checklist next to the official join button so you do not spend the $1,000 on walls.

If a stranger in chat pastes a Discord or a “free Robux Trello,” ignore it. The six-player letterbox is the social feature the studio actually shipped. Links that cannot be checked on Roblox are how accounts get phished, not how Princess towers get finished.