Roblox player counts, live
How many people are in the big Roblox experiences right now — with total visits and favourites for context. The figures come from Roblox itself and refresh continuously.
This page shows numbers and nothing else: no code lists, no free-item hunting, no guides. If you want the values permanently, they run as game cards on the Roblox start page in NX1.
Playing right now
Player counts, visits and favourites from the public Roblox API. Cached, so a few minutes behind.
What the number measures
The large figure is the number of players inside that experience at this moment — not everyone who played today, and not the number of owners. Roblox spreads those players across many servers internally; the figure sums them across all of them. "Visits", by contrast, counts every join since release and therefore only ever grows.
Why the numbers move
Concurrent player counts follow their audience’s daily rhythm: they climb through the afternoon and evening, fall away overnight, and sit far higher at weekends and during school holidays. On top of that come spikes after updates and events that can multiply an experience for a few days. Comparing two games is therefore only meaningful at the same time of day.
Why there are no codes here
Every larger Roblox game has code lists, and they are the most-searched content in this space — but they go stale within days and are maintained by editorial teams adding to them daily. So we show only what can be measured automatically and is therefore reliably current. The code radar inside NX1 continuously checks which codes still work.
Permanently on your new tab
In NX1 the same games sit as cards on the Roblox start page, together with the code radar and the overview of free items. A setting decides which games appear there, and the numbers are in front of you on every new tab.
Frequently asked questions
Are these official Roblox figures?
Yes. They come from the public Roblox API, the same source that feeds the number on the game’s own page. We estimate nothing and extrapolate nothing; the only difference can be freshness, because the result is cached for a few minutes.
Why is my favourite game not listed?
The page shows a fixed selection of large experiences rather than the whole platform. Inside NX1 you can choose in the widget settings which games appear on your Roblox start page.
What does the favourites number mean?
It counts how often players have marked the experience as a favourite — a measure of the audience built up over time, not of current activity. An older game can have many favourites and still have few players right now.
Do I need a Roblox account?
Not for this page. Only public metrics of the experiences are shown; you do not sign in anywhere and no profile of you is created.
As of: October 2026 · Live values come from the public sources named on each page and are shown without guarantee; they can be delayed or temporarily unavailable. Trademarks belong to their owners; NX1 is not affiliated with them.