The 10 fastest-growing new Roblox games (November 2026)

Roblox has just had its first proper wobble. Its latest results showed daily players down 9% on a year ago, to 138 million, and hours played down 15%. You'd expect that to slow the conveyor belt of new games a bit. It hasn't. If anything, the belt has sped up, and a handful of games that didn't exist at the end of the summer are now pulling in millions of visits a day.

So we went and counted. At 11:30pm UK time on Monday, November 2, we pulled the public numbers for every game sitting on Roblox's own discovery charts (Top Trending, Up-and-Coming, Top Playing Now and the rest) and kept only the ones launched since September 1. That left 127 games which, between them, had racked up 2.19 billion visits and had 1.33 million people playing at that moment.

Then we ranked them by how fast they've grown: total visits divided by the number of days since launch. Here's what came out on top, plus what the list says about what Roblox players actually want right now. Spoiler: eggs, ragdolls and, regrettably, farting.

How we ranked them

Every number here comes from Roblox's own public game data, pulled at the same moment so the comparison is fair. A few things worth knowing before you go and tell your mates:

• Visits per day is the ranking. It's total visits since launch divided by days since launch, so it rewards games that blew up quickly rather than ones that have simply been around longest. A visit is a play session, not a unique player, so one keen kid jumping in ten times counts ten times.
• Playing now is a snapshot. Ours was taken late on a Monday night in the UK, which is Monday evening in the US, so it flatters games with a big American audience.
• Like ratio is thumbs up as a share of all thumbs, up and down.
• We've left two games out of the ranking. The Hollow is Roblox's own Halloween event rather than a community game, and with 188 million visits in 20 days it would have walked into second place. Ragdoll Reality, a blood-splattered physics sim, would have been No. 8, but it isn't one we'd point younger readers towards.

The 10 fastest-growing new Roblox games

1. DONT SPLASH

Developer: Bacon Theory | Launched: 17 days ago | Visits: 161.9 million | Per day: 9.7 million | Playing: 97,140 | Liked by: 87%

The runaway winner, and it isn't close. DONT SPLASH has done in 17 days what most Roblox games never do at all, averaging nearly ten million visits a day. The premise is as simple as the all-caps title suggests: you creep through a flooded, tiled, endlessly repeating pool complex with something lurking in the water, and the one rule is right there in the name.

Its developer says it's inspired by the Poolrooms, the eerie, empty-swimming-pool corner of the Backrooms internet myth, and that's exactly the vibe. It's a liminal horror game that's mostly about being very, very quiet near water, which, if you've ever been to a leisure centre at 7am, will feel oddly familiar. Servers only hold ten players, so the tension stays personal.

2. Break and Steal an Egg

Developer: ILGames x Eggs | Launched: 58 days ago | Visits: 325.3 million | Per day: 5.6 million | Playing: 94,659 | Liked by: 97%

The biggest game on this list by total visits, and second only to DONT SPLASH in players at the moment we checked. You smash eggs with a pickaxe to hatch rare animals, nick them, outrun the guards and park them in your base to earn cash. Then you upgrade your pickaxe and do it all again, faster, with bigger eggs.

It's the latest heir to the "steal a thing and earn passive income" formula that's dominated Roblox for the past year or so, and the developer is upfront that it's inspired by an earlier game called Steal an Egg. A 97% like ratio across hundreds of millions of visits says players don't mind one bit.

3. Cat Battles

Developer: Cute Malt Games | Launched: 28 days ago | Visits: 108.8 million | Per day: 3.9 million | Playing: 15,025 | Liked by: 73%

Sumo, but everyone's a cat. You punch, grab, kick and lift other cats until they're out of the ring, with eight abilities to mix things up, including Pounce, Hiss and, inevitably, Hairball. Coins from each bout go on crates for rarer furs (Calico, Snow Leopard, Galaxy, Glitch), sumo gear and emotes.

It's the only game in our top five with a like ratio under 80%, so not everyone is charmed, but its growth speaks for itself. The developer lists three codes on the game's Roblox page, RELEASE, NEWGAME and CATS, for free coins if you fancy a head start.

4. Turbo Soccer

Developer: Turbo Soccer | Launched: 45 days ago | Visits: 139.3 million | Per day: 3.1 million | Playing: 19,211 | Liked by: 92%

Cars. Football. Boost. If that sounds like a certain other game you may have heard of, you're not alone, but Turbo Soccer has clearly found an audience on Roblox that wants exactly that, for free, on phones and consoles. It's still officially in beta, with competitive matches, leaderboards and the usual unlockable cars, wheels, decals and boosts.

The giveaway is in the game description, which is stuffed with Portuguese and Spanish search terms. That suggests it's aimed squarely at Brazil and Latin America, which would go some way to explaining how it's grown this fast with so little fuss in English-speaking corners of the internet.

5. RoWorld

Developer: Torrey Pines | Launched: 37 days ago | Visits: 83.9 million | Per day: 2.25 million | Playing: 14,217 | Liked by: 84%

The odd one out, and our favourite surprise. RoWorld is a real-time territory conquest game: you start as a single nation, attack your neighbours, build cities, ports and factories, form alliances and, when diplomacy fails, launch nukes. Conquer 80% of the world and you win. Servers hold up to 55 players, far more than anything else in the top ten.

It credits OpenFront, an open-source browser strategy game, as its basis, which is a nice reminder that not every Roblox hit is a simulator about breaking things for money. Some of them are about breaking entire continents.

6. Sell Fries!

Developer: Pharting | Launched: 43 days ago | Visits: 95.6 million | Per day: 2.25 million | Playing: 22,853 | Liked by: 85%

By day, it's a cheerful little chip shop sim. You grab potatoes from the pile, make fries, serve customers and upgrade your kitchen. By night, it's something else entirely, and the "Anomaly" tag in the title is doing a lot of quiet work. Sell Fries is one of a growing number of games that hide a horror twist inside a cosy job, and it's now on its second chapter.

It finished a whisker behind RoWorld on visits per day, but had more people playing when we checked. We'll let the developer's name speak for itself.

7. Backseat Rally

Developer: No crash plez | Launched: 28 days ago | Visits: 59.1 million | Per day: 2.1 million | Playing: 12,992 | Liked by: 92%

The cleverest idea on the list. One player drives, the other can see what's coming, and the driver has to get through forests, snowy passes and cherry-blossom roads purely on their co-driver's calls. It's rally pace notes as a friendship test. Playing solo, a friend's avatar rides along as an AI co-driver instead.

There are seven cars, five stages, rain, mud and snow, plus medals to chase and head-to-head races. It's exactly the kind of game that spreads because people want to play it with someone specific, which may be why it's grown so quickly without a single pet to collect.

8. Fake an Egg

Developer: Slime Time Studios | Launched: 29 days ago | Visits: 54.1 million | Per day: 1.85 million | Playing: 19,106 | Liked by: 89%

If Break and Steal an Egg is the heist, Fake an Egg is the con. You disguise yourself as an egg, wait patiently for some unsuspecting player to wander up, then make off with their best pet while they're not looking. The developer's entire pitch is two lines long, and frankly it doesn't need a third.

It's a neat bit of counter-programming: a game that exists because egg-stealing games got popular, and it lets you prey on the people playing them. It is very Roblox, and we mean that as a compliment.

9. Kukirin Life

Developer: Mukbang Lovers | Launched: 44 days ago | Visits: 74.8 million | Per day: 1.7 million | Playing: 10,778 | Liked by: 86%

An electric scooter game. Not a racing game with scooters in, a scooter game: a big map full of roads, a driving system the developers are quite proud of, deep customisation, achievements, quests and, crucially, police chases. It's a fan-made game themed around the real KuKirin e-scooter brand (the developer is clear it isn't affiliated), and it's still marked as being in testing.

Nearly 75 million visits says that the dream of doing wheelies on a scooter while being chased by the police is, for a certain age group, very much alive.

10. Bike Universe

Developer: Bike Universe | Launched: 37 days ago | Visits: 61.4 million | Per day: 1.7 million | Playing: 23,890 | Liked by: 88%

Completing the two-wheeled double, Bike Universe lets you ride and collect dirt bikes, electric bikes and pedal bikes, earn money from riding, wheelies and tricks, tune and customise them, and race your friends. It supports desktop, console, mobile and tablet, and calls itself "the best bike game on Roblox", which is a bold claim in a month with this many bike games in it.

It only just made the top ten on visits per day, but it had more people playing than Kukirin Life, Backseat Rally, RoWorld, Cat Battles or Turbo Soccer when we checked, so it's one to keep an eye on.

One to watch: +1 Spider Arm

Developer: This Time For Sure | Launched: 14 days ago | Visits: 20.3 million | Per day: 1.45 million | Playing: 34,355 | Liked by: 97%

Just outside the top ten on our main measure, but the most interesting game in the data. At two weeks old, +1 Spider Arm had more people playing than every game from No. 3 to No. 10, and a 97% like ratio. You ride a mechanical spider rig up walls and under ceilings across 13 stages, training to earn extra arms (more arms, more grip), while trying not to run out of grip and fall. If its momentum holds, it'll be in next month's top five.

What the numbers say about Roblox right now

Eggs are having a moment

Three of the 127 new games have "egg" in the name, and two of them made our top ten. Break and Steal an Egg is the biggest new game on the platform by total visits, Fake an Egg built a hit by preying on it, and Bike For Egg! (14,734 playing) is quietly doing well too. The "steal something, earn passive income" formula isn't going anywhere.

Ragdolls everywhere

Twelve of the 127 new games have "ragdoll" in the title, from Ragdoll Playground (24,996 playing) and Ragdoll Sandbox to Ragdoll MMA, Ragdoll Fight, Ragdoll Sword Battles and not one but two separate Ragdoll Boxing games. Four of them carry a blood-drop emoji, which tells you which way the genre is heading. Physics chaos has been a Roblox staple forever, but this many launching in two months is a genuine trend.

The "+1" games keep coming

+1 Spider Arm, +1 Venom Evolution (25,470 playing), +1 Anime Eyes (26,069) and +1 Upgrade Per Kill all launched in the same window. It's the incremental formula at its purest: do the thing, get one more of the thing, repeat until the numbers stop meaning anything. Players clearly love it, and three of the four have like ratios above 95%.

And yes, the farting

We'd be doing you a disservice if we didn't report that three of the 127 new games are co-op obbies built around farting: Fart Together, Fart Obby and Fart With Your Friends!. Between them they've had more than 21 million visits. We'll say no more.

Nobody has taken the pumpkins down

Two days after Halloween, 21 of the 127 games still had a pumpkin emoji in their title. Roblox developers, like the rest of us, are clearly in no rush to take the decorations down.

Why there are suddenly so many new games

Part of the answer is that making a Roblox game is getting easier. In its latest results, Roblox said more than 70,000 games have been published using Build, its new tool that turns text prompts into games, since it launched in alpha in a handful of countries. It's reportedly due to reach the US in December.

That's good news if you like variety and bad news if you're a developer trying to stand out, which makes what the games above have pulled off all the more impressive. A clear hook (don't splash, steal the egg, push the cat), something to do with friends, and a reason to come back tomorrow still seems to be the winning recipe.

Want a head start in the newest games?

Several of the other new games in our data have codes, and we've got guides for them. Grab free rewards in Depth Incremental (16,790 playing), Night Rider (10,127), 1M Clicks To Escape (10,396) and Punch Out Of Prison (7,280), or head to our Roblox hub for everything else.

We'll run the numbers again next month to see who's still standing, and whether anything has finally knocked DONT SPLASH off the top.