Game Player-Count History
Pick any game our tracker follows and see its daily concurrent-player count charted over time — from our own snapshot archive, banked once a day by the site build straight from Roblox's public games API. Player counts are the one public Roblox signal that still moves daily, and this page is the record of where they've been.
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What this data is
Every day the site build runs, our data pipeline calls Roblox's official public games API and banks each tracked game's concurrent player count at that moment into our own database — the same first-party archive that powers the limiteds market explorer. This page charts that archive. The window opened on 2026-06-28, and a game needs at least 14 banked days before it's chartable; as of the August 12, 2026 build that's 110 games with series deep enough to draw (the live count is in the stamp above). Nothing here is scraped from a third-party stats site — every point is a number we recorded ourselves, on a date we recorded it.
A real example of why the history matters: Blox Fruits sat at 200,286 concurrent players in our 2026-06-28 snapshot, then peaked at 760,208 on 2026-08-01 after its update dropped — nearly a 4× swing inside five weeks that a "current players" number alone would never show you. (We measured the shape of that spike in the update-spike half-life, and the weekly rhythm you'll see in most series in the weekend bump, measured.)
What it is not
Three honest limits. It doesn't reach back before 2026-06-28 — that's the day the archive started, and we don't backfill from anyone else's numbers. It's one snapshot per day, not hourly concurrents — the build runs roughly daily (of the archive's first 46 calendar days, 32 got banked), so the chart shows the day-to-day trend, not intraday peaks, and missed days are drawn as gaps rather than papered over. It's not revenue, DAU, or "active players" — it's the concurrent count Roblox itself reported at the moment we asked.
Known quirks, stated plainly
The tracker resolves each game name to a Roblox universe ID, and that resolution can occasionally land on the wrong universe — the known case is Piggy, whose entry resolves to a fan remake ("Piggy: Classic Edition") idling at double-digit players instead of MiniToon's actual game. We exclude that series outright, and we also exclude any series idling under 50 players whose stored name doesn't match its tracked slug (the same wrong-universe smell) — three series are currently held out under those rules. Small games that are genuinely small stay in: a 40-player series that really is that game is honest data, and the chart draws it.
FAQ
Why does the line have holes in it?
A point exists only for days our build actually ran and banked a snapshot. When the build skipped a day, the chart breaks the line instead of drawing a fake bridge between the neighbors. The caption under the chart always states how many of the calendar days in the window are actually banked.
Where do the numbers come from?
From Roblox's official public games API, called by our own pipeline once per build and stored in our own database. No third-party stats site is involved, so the numbers can't silently change under us — what we banked on a date is what you see for that date.
Why does every chart start at June 28, 2026?
That's the day our snapshot archive began. We'd rather show a short honest series than splice in someone else's history we can't verify, so there is no backfill — the archive simply grows one day at a time from here.
Why isn't the game I searched for here?
The tracker has discovered over two thousand games, but a chart needs at least 14 banked days of history, and only about a hundred games have been tracked that deeply so far. A few series are also excluded for resolving to the wrong universe — Piggy is the known case. If a game you care about is missing, tell us and we'll add it to the daily crawl.
Is this the game's total or "active" player count?
Neither — it's the concurrent count: how many people were in the game at the moment of that day's snapshot. Daily active users would be higher (players rotate through all day), and total visits is a lifetime odometer that only ever goes up.
Related
Ten days of player counts · The weekend bump, measured · The update-spike half-life · Limiteds market explorer · Limiteds watchlist · RobloxGameFinder (our sister site) ranks games by current players — this page is the history behind those numbers.