PUBLIC ROBLOX DATA, WITH THE CHECK TIME ATTACHED
Compare activity across selected experiences, request newer player and vote data, and understand what the numbers measure before choosing your next game.
A Roblox game player count shows how many people were playing at the time checked. Use the cards below to compare six experiences and request newer statistics. CCU, cumulative visits, positive votes and your own tracked playtime each measure something different.
Browse six examples from the website catalog. Select Refresh Roblox statistics to request newer card data. The status message reports success, partial coverage or unavailability; each card keeps its own check time.
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LSPLASH
A horror escape experience built around doors and learning from failed attempts.
Try it for: Curator pick: try it with a small group that enjoys comparing clues and learning together.
Before you play: The creator warns about loud sounds and flashing lights. Some features may change or break.
Roblox data checked . Counts can change; votes are not a safety rating.
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Nosniy Games
Challenge other players in first-person shooter duels ranging from 1v1 to 5v5, with a first-to-five win condition.
Try it for: Curator pick: a clear choice for a duo rivalry or a coordinated squad that wants a defined competitive match.
Before you play: First-person shooting and competitive play. Weapons, skins and contracts are part of the progression.
Roblox data checked . Counts can change; votes are not a safety rating.
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The Garden Game
Buy seeds, plant crops and harvest them to develop a garden that also grows while you are offline.
Try it for: Curator pick: a quieter progression option when you want a personal project and occasional check-ins.
Before you play: Seed restocks, waiting for crops and ongoing progression shape the loop. A cozy tag is an editorial mood judgment.
Roblox data checked . Counts can change; votes are not a safety rating.
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superrun100
Combine characters and time-control powers to fight enemy waves in a single-player hack-and-slash with roguelite elements.
Try it for: Curator pick: a solo discovery when experimenting with combat combinations is the appeal.
Before you play: Single-player only. The creator says a run resets when you die and advertises a premium gamepass.
Roblox data checked . Counts can change; votes are not a safety rating.
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Fisching
Catch fish with a timing-based reeling mechanic while exploring a growing fishing world.
Try it for: Curator pick: a slower adventure for players who enjoy collecting and having a destination to explore.
Before you play: Fishing involves active reeling input and progression; a cozy selection does not mean every activity is passive.
Roblox data checked . Counts can change; votes are not a safety rating.
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boggio
A class-based third-person shooter that reimagines classic Roblox gear in team battles.
Try it for: Curator pick: a team-focused alternative when the squad wants to try distinct character roles.
Before you play: Competitive combat. The creator labels it beta and says features may change.
Roblox data checked . Counts can change; votes are not a safety rating.
Open on RobloxRefresh data can be cached for up to ten minutes. Counts may change after any check. These are public experience statistics across Roblox, not a count of people using TopBlox or a measure of how many friends you can bring.
READ THE RIGHT NUMBER FOR THE QUESTION
| Metric | What it describes | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Players / CCU | Concurrent activity in the experience at the check time | Compare the current activity context, while allowing for timing changes |
| Visits | Cumulative visits, including repeat activity | Read as a long-running activity counter; use CCU for a point-in-time view |
| Positive votes | Positive votes divided by positive plus negative votes | Consider player feedback alongside mechanics, content and your preferences |
| Roblox update date | The update timestamp supplied in the public game record | Check the official description for what changed; a timestamp alone is not a changelog |
| Data check time | When the shown provider data was retrieved | Use it to judge how recent the displayed values are |
INITIAL REFERENCE SNAPSHOT
This table records the initial website snapshot. Its printed dates stay fixed when you refresh the player-and-vote cards above. Open an official Roblox page to check the latest game information.
| Experience | Visits at check | Roblox update date | Data checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| DOORS | 7.9B | ||
| RIVALS | 18.7B | ||
| Grow a Garden | 36B | ||
| HOURS | 44.9M | ||
| Fisch | 5B | ||
| PHIGHTING! | 93.5M |
PUBLIC GAME DATA AND YOUR OWN ACTIVITY
Player counts, visits and votes describe an experience across its audience. The website and desktop app can request public Roblox data when available. Browsing these numbers does not start a personal playtime session.
The Windows app uses Overwolf game information to track time in identified catalog games and update local Played progress. Detection, available game events and overlay setup affect that tracking. It does not reconstruct earlier play history.
Roblox data availability and game-event availability are different dependencies. A public count can be available while a local game session is unidentified, or the app can detect play while a statistics refresh is unavailable. See TopBlox support for tracking and setup help.
Useful answers
CCU means concurrent users: the people playing an experience at the same time. The number shown is the public Roblox count at the printed check time. It changes as people enter and leave, and it is separate from daily active users, total visits or an individual server limit.
No. Visits are a cumulative activity counter, and repeat visits can contribute more than once. Daily active users count distinct people over a day, while CCU is a point-in-time measure. This page shows experience-level Roblox data; it does not calculate platform-wide daily users.
The initial numbers are dated snapshots. Refresh Roblox statistics requests newer provider data for the cards, with a cache of up to ten minutes. Use the refresh control for each request. Read the card check time and the status message to see what was actually retrieved.
Unavailable means a value could not be established from the data provided. Zero is shown only when the checked data reports zero. If a refresh fails, the earlier dated snapshot stays visible. A network or provider failure does not prove that an experience has no players.
It is the proportion of positive votes among the positive and negative votes returned by Roblox: positive votes divided by total votes. The percentage covers the returned votes. A high percentage is context for discovery, not a guarantee of quality, suitable content or account safety.
No. Public game statistics describe an experience. The TopBlox Windows app separately tracks local time in identified catalog games while Roblox is running through Overwolf. That tracking depends on game detection and events; it is not a lifetime history imported from a Roblox account.
Game cards use the public Roblox games and votes APIs for the selected experience universe IDs. The initial catalog records retain their check timestamps. When a newer observation is available, a successful manual refresh updates the returned card values and check times. Cached or older responses retain the current snapshots; an unsuccessful request preserves the earlier records.
Overwolf documents Roblox experience identification and public metadata endpoints in its Roblox game-events reference. That local event information is separate from public concurrent-player statistics.
