How we check
Short version: we only show what we can point to a source for, and we say when we checked it.
Player numbers
About every 30 minutes we record how many people are playing each game, from Roblox's public game data. Every count on this site says when it was sampled. Charts, "trending" and the weekly chart all come from our own samples — not from other sites.
How "trending" works
We compare the players right now with the game's average on the same day a week earlier. To keep tiny games from jumping to the top, a game needs at least 1,000 players now and an average of at least 100 a week ago. If there isn't enough history yet, the home page says so and sorts by players instead.
Codes
Before a code goes on this site or in one of our videos, we look it up again on the web: the game's page on Roblox, its official announcements, wikis and up-to-date code-list websites. Each code shows when it was checked and where it was listed:
- Official source — the game's own Roblox page or its own channels (Discord, X, YouTube).
- Third-party site — a wiki or a code-list website. These are often right, but they aren't the game's own word.
A code shows ✓ Listed as working only when a source updated in the last 7 days lists it that way; codes a source lists as expired are crossed out, and codes we couldn't confirm aren't shown. We don't redeem codes, so we never promise a code works — codes can expire at any time. To keep the site safe for younger players we only link to Roblox; other sources are named but not linked.
Times
All times are Pacific Time (PT). "Sampled" is when we counted players, "checked" is when we looked up a code, and "last game update on Roblox" is the update time Roblox reports for the game.
What changed in an update
We write our own short summaries from the update notes and our tracking. We don't copy game descriptions, and each line says where it came from.
Mistakes
If viewers report that one of our videos is wrong, we check it again. Videos confirmed wrong are corrected or taken down, and they disappear from this site.
Safe for younger players
We use Roblox's own maturity labels. Games rated Restricted (17+) are never listed. Moderate (13+) games — and games Roblox hasn't labelled yet — are marked and kept off the home page. Game names with bad language, scams ("free Robux") or cheating tools are left out. There are no accounts, comments, chats or ads here, and we only link to Roblox and our own YouTube channel.