Find a game and arrange the list
Search finds a project; sorting helps you choose games by the metric that matters to you.
How to use it
- Open All games and enter a game name, studio or Roblox URL. Reloading, reopening the site or switching accounts clears global game search.
- Select a column heading to sort. Select it again to reverse the order. On a phone, the filter and refresh icon sit together; scroll horizontally to see the remaining columns.
- Select a game's name or icon to open its profile. The star adds it to Favorites.
Advice and practical context
Search context
Similar names can identify different projects, so bind every decision to the owner and Universe ID. Sorting answers only the selected column's question: the CCU leader may not be growing fastest, and high lifetime Visits do not equal a strong current player flow.
List check
Illustrative example: sorting by rating puts a game with 100% from ten votes above one with 94% from thousands. Compare their vote bases and histories before choosing. A common mistake is treating the first row as a recommendation without checking sample size and context.
For fast screening, pair the target metric with a control: show absolute CCU beside growth and vote count beside rating. A Roblox URL resolves identity more reliably than a text match and reduces the chance of opening another project with the same name.
Technical detailsCalculations, permissions and behavior
Unified section header
Each primary view shows one title and, where search is useful, a field on the right of the same row. A separate Updated line is not repeated: source state stays in the shared header, while an exact observation time remains available in that value's tooltip.
Search within the current view
Search filters the current view as you type; Enter never opens All games or changes pages. In Studios, search for a studio or any game in its portfolio: matching studios retain their full portfolio and aggregate metrics. In Genres, search for a genre or its games; in the chart catalog, search for a chart name, and inside an open chart, search for a game.
My Games searches only games available to you; Favorites and Comparison search selected games; Marketplace searches its current offers; Advertising searches campaigns and groups. Sidebar navigation clears the general query. Supported inputs include names, exact Universe/Place IDs, roblox.com/games links, and launch or invitation links containing a Place ID.
Nested places are resolved through the official Roblox API without leaving the page. Opaque invitation codes are resolved separately: if Roblox requires login, a link has expired or requests are throttled, MARPLA explains the issue and suggests a normal game link instead of inventing a match. Search grants no access to someone else's analytics.
An exact link adds the public game to MARPLA's catalog even if it was outside the loaded sample. In restricted lists such as Favorites, no result means the game is not on that list, not that it is absent from Roblox.
Scrolling, search & sorting
Search sits on the same row as the current section title and is aligned to the right edge. Every table uses the same compact column-header row. While a list is visible, it stays below the site header when scrolling either the list or the page.
The first data row stays below the pinned header instead of being covered. Once the inner scroller reaches an edge, scrolling is handed off to the page. On a phone, swipe sideways; headers move with rows.
Tap a column title to sort and tap again to reverse direction.
Columns
- Now / CCU
Concurrent players at the latest snapshot, not daily unique users.
- Visits / favorites / rating
Cumulative visits, Roblox favorites and positive vote share. These are not revenue measures.
- 1h / 24h / 7d change
Change between comparable stored observations. A dash means insufficient history, not zero growth.
- Signal
A 0–100 public-signal score. The scout profile explains evidence and risks; it does not guarantee future success.
- Age
Time since the Universe was created, in years, calendar months and remaining days, for example 2 mo 5 d. Hover for the exact date. Sorting uses age, not formatted text.
If Roblox has not supplied a valid date, Age unknown is shown. Creation may precede the public launch.
Tables on a phone
Genre, result count and the refresh icon share a compact row. Scroll the table horizontally to view the remaining metrics. Column headings stay above the rows during vertical scrolling, with no games showing through above the heading panel.
Useful articles: examples and decisions
The guide covers the steps in the service. These articles explain the metrics, examples, techniques and how to evaluate results.
