99 Nights in the Forest Script – Tosty Hub New

loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nouralddin-abdullah/ToastyHub-XD/refs/heads/main/hub-main.lua"))()    
  

Step :

1. Click COPY button for auto copy script

2. Paste the script into your script application

3. Run and done

Meteor Shower event

Meteors will start falling from the sky during certain nights.

These meteors act like “hot drops”: when they crash, they can hold special loot or survival items.

You’ll be able to go to the crash sites and scavenge or loot from them.

Because of this, surviving and exploring at night becomes more dynamic — meteor falls add extra risk and reward.

New Weapons & crafting recipes

Alongside meteors, the update brings new weapons (possibly “molten” or meteor-themed) that you can craft or find.

To support those, there will be new crafting recipes—you’ll need new combinations of materials (some possibly dropped by meteors or rare enemies) to make these weapons.

New enemies

Expect fresh threats that align with the meteor / cosmic theme — enemies that might spawn around meteor strikes, or tied to falling debris.

These new monsters will push you to adapt your defensive and combat strategies.

New class or class options

The update seems to include an additional class (or at least new class content) that ties into the meteor mechanics or complements how you interact with meteor events.

Balance / survival changes

With more loot from meteors, resource tension may shift: scarcity will still matter, but players will have new ways to gain high-value items.

Expect tweaks to how the game handles late nights, loot drop rates, or difficulty scaling during meteor nights.

Release timing & community input

The update launches September 27, 2025.

The theme (Meteor Shower) itself was chosen by the community in a poll.

How this changes your playstyle & what to watch out for

Nighttime is riskier but more rewarding. Before, nights were mostly about defending and conserving — now, nights with meteor showers will be more active: you’ll want to be mobile and seek out crash zones, but you’ll also face danger.

Resource strategy shifts. Instead of just grinding for wood, food, or traditional drops, you’ll want to reserve capacity to loot meteor zones and carry new materials you might find.

Weapon and build diversity increases. The new weapons and class content open up alternate builds — maybe one playstyle will focus on meteor looting, another on defending from meteor-spawned threats.

Exploration matters even more. Knowing where meteors hit, being able to traverse tougher terrain, or having gear to survive harsh environments (if added) will be very helpful.

Balancing is key. There’s risk the new loot will overshadow earlier game mechanics or make certain strategies too powerful. But the devs seem aware — they’re including balancing changes alongside new content.

Update Party

So, the devs decided, “Hmm, you’ve all been surviving 99 nights, maybe it’s time to throw a rave in the middle of the creepy forest.” And boomUpdate Party!

Think disco balls dangling from tree branches, loot crates that sparkle like they’re auditioning for a K-pop video, and NPCs that are suddenly way too friendly.

You’ll find random dance circles. Yes, monsters too. Ever seen a goblin twerk? You will.

Party-exclusive rewards: glowing gear, ridiculous masks, and items that literally do nothing except make you look fabulous. But let’s be reallooking fabulous keeps you alive longer. (Science.)

The Frog Invasion

Now here comes the real drama. Apparently, some frog cult got jealous that wolves, goblins, and spooky trees have been hogging the spotlight.

At night, instead of silence, you’ll hear ribbits echoing through the forest. Not cute ribbits like, “we’re here to ruin your day” ribbits.

Frogs come in squads. They bounce, they leap, and yes they steal your loot and hop away like smug little thieves.

There’s even a Frog King who sits on a soggy throne and croaks like he’s your landlord demanding rent. He doesn’t just want gold he wants respect.

Beat them, and you might score some slimy-but-powerful gear. Fail, and congrats, you’re just another snack in the frog buffet.

The Story (but said sassily, because duh)

You thought you were camping. Wrong. The forest is basically an Airbnb run by monsters.

Every update is like a new set of terrible roommates moving in first goblins, then frogs, next probably sentient squirrels with knives.

Survive all 99 nights, and maybe you get answers. Or maybe the devs just laugh and drop another invasion in your lap. Either way, welcome to the world’s worst camping trip.

The Tale of the Brave Camper in 99 Nights

Once upon a time, there was a kid named Jamie who loved adventures. One day, Jamie entered a magical game world called 99 Nights in the Forest. The forest was full of tall, whispering trees, glowing mushrooms, and secret animals that only came out at night.

But there was one little problem: Jamie had to survive for 99 nights!

At first, the forest didn’t seem too scary. The birds sang, the rivers sparkled, and friendly rabbits hopped by. But as the sun began to set, the forest turned darker… and stranger. The trees swayed even without wind, and glowing eyes peeked from the shadows.

“Okay,” Jamie said bravely. “I’ll make a campfire. Monsters don’t like light!”

So Jamie gathered sticks, snapped branches, and built the coziest little fire. It crackled warmly, keeping the spooky shadows away. That was the first secret of the forest: light is your friend.

On the second night, Jamie got hungry. Luckily, the forest had berries, fish in the rivers, and even treasure chests hidden under the roots of old trees. Every chest had something different sometimes food, sometimes shiny tools, and sometimes… a frog that croaked so loudly it scared Jamie right off the log.

By the tenth night, Jamie was getting really good at surviving. He built a tiny wooden hut, learned to craft tools, and even made friends with a clever owl who hooted warnings whenever monsters got too close.

But the forest wasn’t just about surviving it had secrets. Some trees whispered riddles, some caves glowed with crystals, and some paths looped back in circles unless you paid close attention. Jamie learned to mark the ground with little stones to find the way back home.

As the nights grew longer, the monsters grew braver. They crept closer to the fire, their shadows stretching long. But Jamie didn’t give up. With courage, clever tricks, and a few lucky treasures, Jamie always found a way to outsmart them.

Finally, on the 99th night, when the darkest clouds covered the moon, the forest grew silent. No monsters, no whispers, just stillness. Then, the trees began to glow with golden light. Jamie had done it survived all 99 nights!

The forest let out a sigh, and suddenly, a giant rainbow appeared across the sky. The owl, the rabbits, and even the loud frog cheered. Jamie wasn’t just a camper anymore Jamie was a legend of the forest.

Description

99 Nights in the Forest 

Build a camp with friends. 

Something is watching you.

METEOR SHOWERS 

27/09

Meteors are falling from the skies - bringing rare metals to the forest

What’s new:

Meteor Crabs guarding crash sites

Gather resources & process them into usable items

Trim armour and axes with gold shards for extra power

A craftable chest that drops rare loot