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Roblox Player Counts This Week: Biggest Risers and Fallers (Nov 4-11)

Which Roblox games gained the most players this week, and which lost the most? Our own player-count snapshots compare 4-11 November with the week before.

Every day, Bloxgamer records how many players are online in hundreds of Roblox games. This article uses those snapshots to compare the last seven days, 4 to 11 November 2026, with the seven days before. It is our own data, not a ranking published by Roblox, and that is its limit: we only see the moments when our tracker looked, and we do not know why a game moved. Where we know a reason, such as an update that a game announced, we say so. Where we do not, we leave the cause open.

## How we measured For each game we took the average number of players across all of our snapshots in each week, and the highest count we saw. We only compared games that averaged at least 3,000 players in the earlier week, so tiny games do not distort the list. The percentages are changes in the weekly average.

## The biggest risers - Ragdoll Physics: the average went from about 4,400 to about 28,900 players, a rise of roughly 550 percent. Our highest count was 72,486. The game was created on 12 October 2026. - King Legacy: from about 5,700 to about 32,300 on average, up roughly 470 percent, with a peak of 59,151. The game's name currently shows Update 11 Part 1, which fits a big update week. - Steal a Superpower: from about 3,200 to about 14,300, up roughly 340 percent, with a peak of 42,945. - Net a Fish: from about 4,700 to about 15,700, up roughly 230 percent. - Low Range: Offroad 4x4: from about 3,100 to about 10,300, up roughly 230 percent. It is listed as early access. - 30 Floors Up: from about 3,400 to about 10,000, up roughly 190 percent. Its name shows an Update 2.0 tag. - Throw Food For Animals: from about 84,100 to about 194,900, up roughly 130 percent, with a highest count of 1,178,156.- Escape Tsunami For Brainrots: from about 14,000 to about 25,700, up roughly 84 percent. See our beginner guide.

## The biggest fallers We looked at games that averaged at least 10,000 players in the earlier week.

  • The Hollow: from about 55,400 to about 2,100, down roughly 96 percent. This game had a Halloween event earlier this season, and the drop is the largest we saw.
  • Ride a Dino: down roughly 70 percent.
  • Chop A Forest: down roughly 63 percent.
  • What If Disasters: down roughly 63 percent.
  • Cat Battles: down roughly 62 percent.

A fall like this can follow the end of an event, but we have not checked each game, so treat it as a pattern in the numbers, not an explanation.

## How to read this Weekly averages smooth out single spikes, but they cannot show you why players came. A new game can jump from almost nothing, and an update can pull a big older game back up for a few days. If you want to try something new, the risers with a high like ratio on the game page are worth trying first, and we have written a guide for Escape Tsunami For Brainrots. We will publish this comparison again with new numbers.

## About the data Player counts and votes come from the Roblox Games API, and the lists of top games come from Roblox's own charts. Our snapshots are taken regularly but not continuously, so a short spike between two snapshots may be missing from the highest counts above.

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