Live player count, straight from Roblox

Roblox Game Stats Checker

Paste a Roblox game link and see how many people are playing right now, total visits, favorites, and the like ratio.

What This Pulls Up

Drop in a game's link, or just the place ID, and it goes and checks Roblox directly for the current player count, total visits since launch, favorites, and the like-to-dislike ratio. Same numbers Roblox shows on the game's own page, just without having to load the full site.

Finding the Link

Open any experience on Roblox and the address bar will show something like roblox.com/games/PLACEID/Game-Name. Paste that whole thing in, or just grab the number in the middle, either one works fine.

What "Playing Right Now" Actually Means

This counts people currently sitting in a server for that game at this exact moment, not total players ever or daily active users, which would be a different, larger number. It moves around constantly depending on time of day.

Visits vs Favorites vs Likes

Total visits just keeps climbing, it's every session ever started, even the same player joining twice counts twice. Favorites is closer to a measure of real interest, someone bookmarking the game to come back to. The like ratio comes from upvotes divided by total votes, the same percentage shown under the thumbs icons on Roblox itself.

Nothing you search gets saved here. Each check is a single request straight to Roblox's own data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I find a game's link to paste here?
Open the game on Roblox and copy the address bar, it reads roblox.com/games/PLACEID/Game-Name. Paste the whole link or just the number.
Is the player count live?
Yes, it's the current number of people in a server right now, the same figure Roblox shows on the game's own page.
What does the like percentage mean?
It's upvotes divided by total votes, upvotes plus downvotes, the same rating Roblox itself displays below the thumbs icons on a game page.
Why does it say the game wasn't found?
The link may not contain a valid place ID, or the game could have been taken down or set private. Double check the link came from an actual game page.
Can I check any Roblox game, even a small one?
Yes, this works for any public experience, big or small, as long as it has a place ID that Roblox still serves data for.