What is Rotrends and what does it do?

Rotrends (rotrends.com) is a Roblox analytics and stats site that tracks what's trending on the platform and ranks games by earnings, players, and session time. It's aimed at two audiences: players who want to find rising or popular games, and developers who want to see how games perform on monetization, engagement, and retention. You can use it without an account for browsing the public dashboards shown on the homepage.

What you'll find on the site

The homepage is organized around a set of live leaderboards and trend lists, all pulling from Roblox platform data.

Platform-wide stats

A summary panel at the top shows current concurrency across Roblox:

These give you a quick sense of overall platform activity before you dig into individual games.

Trending lists

Rotrends splits "what's trending" into several buckets, which is useful because a game can be rising fast without yet being big:

• Top Moving Games — games with the largest recent movement, e.g. PIGU (11,241 players, rank 1931) and ske F2P admin panel (modded) (10,308 players, rank 3951).
• New and Rising — recently launched games gaining traction, e.g. ทายเพลงไทย 0.1 วิ! (41,733 players, rank 8357) and HUSS (34,989 players, rank 7192).
• New and Stable — new games holding a steady, smaller audience, e.g. Sell Fries! [Anomaly] (1 player, rank 28) and Chop A Forest (7 players, rank 46).
• Moving in Top 100 — established top-100 games that are climbing, e.g. DIVINE HATCHERS (163 players, rank 97) and Clone Baby Care (Anomaly) (155 players, rank 87).

Each entry shows the game name, creator, a player count, and a rank number, so you can compare scale and position at a glance.

Leaderboards

Three leaderboards rank games by different success measures:

• Top by Earning — e.g. Steal An Egg (#1), Murder Mystery 2 (#2), Adopt Me! (#5), Blox Fruits (#8).
• Top by Players — e.g. Steal An Egg (#1), Murder Mystery 2 (#2), Brookhaven RP (#4), 99 Nights in the Forest (#6).
• Top by Session Time — e.g. Bubble Gum Havoc (rank 8661), Anime Tower Defense: Guardians of Lumina (rank 2062), Gem World (rank 3401).

Comparing the three is the most practical part of the site: a game can top earnings without topping players, and session time reveals which games hold attention rather than just attract clicks.

How to use it

If you're a player looking for something to play: start with New and Rising to catch games before they get crowded, or Top by Players if you want a guaranteed active server. Top by Session Time is the better filter if you want a game people stick with.

If you're a developer benchmarking your game: find comparable titles in the trending lists, then check where they sit on the earnings and session-time leaderboards. A game with a high player rank but weak session time suggests players churn quickly; strong earnings at a lower player rank suggests effective monetization. Use those gaps to decide whether to focus on retention or monetization.

To verify a trend: cross-check a game across lists. A title appearing in both New and Rising and Top by Players is a stronger signal than one appearing in a single list with a small player count.

Limits to keep in mind

The numbers shown are snapshots of the moment the page loaded, so treat them as directional rather than historical. The site's own description mentions deeper monetization, engagement, and retention insights, but the homepage evidence covers the trend lists and leaderboards above; the detailed per-game analytics are the place to look for those metrics. Pricing and login requirements aren't stated in the available material, so check the site directly if you need account-level features.