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Finding games· Jul 20, 2026· 2 min read

Small Roblox games with unusually happy players

Games rated 98-99% by the people who actually play them, with populations small enough that you have probably never seen one.

By Bloxism

Updated Jul 20, 2026

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"Underrated" usually means "a game I like that you have not heard of". This list uses a rule instead: games we track that are rated 98% or higher by their own players while having a modest population.

That combination is worth paying attention to. A game with millions of players and a 90% rating is being judged by everyone, including people who bounced off it. A game with a few thousand players and a 99% rating is being judged mostly by people who chose to stay.

The selection rule

Every game below:

  • is tracked by Bloxism with a live player count above 5,000
  • is rated 98%+ by Roblox voters
  • is not in the top tier by size

Player counts and ratings were read on 20 July 2026.

What came out

  • Anime Fighting Simulator — 17,697 playing, 99%
  • My Giant Sandwich — 14,101 playing, 99%
  • Anime Astral Simulator — 25,246 playing, 99%
  • My Wood Farm — 9,039 playing, 99%
  • Missiles vs Cities — 26,890 playing, 99%
  • Rebirth Champions: Ultimate — 5,913 playing, 98%
  • Final Swarm — 5,330 playing, 98%
  • Catch a Monster — 13,693 playing, 98%
  • Build a base RNG — 17,231 playing, 98%
  • Iron Soul: Dungeon — 16,565 playing, 98%

Most of these are progression games — plant, collect, upgrade, rebirth. That is not a coincidence: the genre attracts players who already know they enjoy it, which lifts the rating relative to a game that catches everyone passing by.

The honest caveat

A 99% rating on a small sample is fragile. Roblox does not publish how many votes sit behind a percentage, so a game with a few hundred voters and one with a hundred thousand look identical here. Treat these as "the people who played it liked it", not as "this is better than a game rated 92%".

The other thing a high rating cannot tell you is whether a game is growing. Rating is a stock; player count is a flow. A game can hold 99% all the way down.

Using this yourself

The filter is reproducible — you do not need this article.

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How this list was made. Bloxism records how many people are in each tracked Roblox experience on a schedule and stores every reading. The counts here were read on 20 July 2026; player numbers move constantly, so treat them as a snapshot of that moment rather than a permanent ranking. Nothing here is a paid placement. See how Bloxism measures for the full method, or the live charts for numbers that update on their own.

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