Shibuya Roblox Trello: Official Board Status and Where to Find Reliable Project Info
Is there an official Trello board for Shibuya [Beta] by Project M? What the game's Roblox listing shows, what guides report, and the official Discord and Roblox group channels to rely on instead.
Quick answer
No official Shibuya Trello board is confirmed right now: the game's Roblox listing displays a Trello link next to Discord, but Shibuya codes guides last reported that no Trello board or dedicated Wiki had been released. For reliable project information, use the official Shibuya Discord server and Project M's Roblox group, and check the game's Roblox Game Info page for its current official links.
- Official Shibuya Discord server: the best place for the newest announcements and update logs while Shibuya is in early development.
- Project M Roblox group: stay connected with the creators and see when the next sorcerer grade expansion drops.
- Roblox Game Info page: displays the game's social and community links, including Discord and Trello, so it is the fastest way to check the current official links yourself.
Shibuya [Beta] is a Roblox game by developer Project M. Here is what each report on its Trello situation says, what it can and cannot tell you, and where to get official project information you can trust in the meantime.
Is there an official Shibuya Trello board?
The public record holds two different answers, and it helps to see both:
- A capture of Shibuya [Beta]'s Roblox Game Info listing, credited to Project M, shows the game's social and community links, including both a Discord link and a Trello link. In other words, a Trello link has been displayed on the game's official Roblox page.
- The guides covering Shibuya codes keep a section specifically for official resources like a Trello board or Wiki, and as of their last updates, no Trello board or dedicated Wiki link for Shibuya had been released. Those guides state they will update the section immediately with the links the moment one is released.
The second report is a snapshot from the guides' last updates, not a live check of the Roblox page, so it cannot rule out what the listing shows today. That makes the game's own Roblox page the fastest reliable check: open Shibuya [Beta]'s page, find its social and community links, and see what is actually linked right now. If the Trello button leads to an active board, that is the official one; if nothing is linked there, the guides' promise to post confirmed links immediately still stands.
Where Shibuya's official project information lives
Because Shibuya [Beta] is still in its early development stages, the official Shibuya Discord server is the best place to find the newest announcements and update logs. This is the channel the guides tracking the game point to first, so it is the direct answer to where reliable Shibuya project information comes from.
The other official channel is the developer's Roblox group. Joining Project M's group keeps you connected with the creators of the game and shows you when the next sorcerer grade expansion drops.
One of these channels is linked from the same page that answers the Trello question: the game's Roblox Game Info listing displays the Discord social link alongside Trello.
Shibuya's official channels at a glance
Data table
- Channel
- Official Shibuya Discord server
- What it gives you
- The newest announcements and update logs
- Best for
- Day-to-day project news while the game is in early development
- Channel
- Project M Roblox group
- What it gives you
- A connection to the creators and news of the next sorcerer grade expansion
- Best for
- Following the development team itself
- Channel
- Shibuya Roblox Game Info page
- What it gives you
- The game's social and community links, including Discord and Trello
- Best for
- Checking the current official links yourself
What early development means for Shibuya news
Shibuya [Beta]'s early development status is the reason official information moves quickly, and it is why the advice above is framed the way it is. The guides covering the game tie their recommendations directly to that status: while Shibuya remains in early development, Discord is where the newest announcements and update logs land, and the codes guides promise to post Trello and Wiki links immediately if the developers release one.
That translates into a simple habit for following the project: treat the Discord server as your primary news feed, use the Project M Roblox group for creator updates such as the next sorcerer grade expansion, and re-check the Roblox Game Info page whenever you want to confirm which official links — including any Trello board — are live right now.
If you are also hunting free rewards while you follow the project, the maintained working list lives on our Shibuya codes page.