Game analysis
MARPLA market analytics essentials
Use the MARPLA catalog to search public Roblox experiences, sort current observations, and open a consistent game card. The catalog can include current CCU, cumulative Visits, favorites, votes, creator details, update dates, verified media, observed chart positions, and derived scouting context. Each value needs its timestamp; one live number is not history.
Action essentials
Turn a catalog row into a reproducible lead
Start with a question and a broad filter, then open the candidate and inspect coverage. MARPLA schedules bounded collection work, but rotating batches, Roblox limits, partial responses, and newly discovered games create gaps. A missing observation remains missing rather than becoming zero. Signed-in users can save candidates and comparison groups; public catalog browsing remains a separate layer.
Derived fields such as a public session estimate or scouting score are triage tools. They are calculated from observations and carry confidence or risk labels; they are not official competitor KPIs or predictions of success. Save Universe ID, chosen window, last observation time, missing intervals, and the action you plan to take.
A catalog sort is a discovery operation. The selected row becomes evidence only after its identity, timestamp, coverage, definition, and relevance to the decision are checked.
- Filter the catalog around one research question.
- Open the candidate and inspect timestamps and coverage.
- Confirm with another public signal and a direct play-test.
- Save a decision card or discard the lead with a reason.
Primary sources
Put this into practice in MARPLA
Arrange the list by your metric of interest, open game cards and compare selected games. Use this to find reference games and formulate a testable hypothesis.
- Find a game and arrange the listSearch finds a project; sorting helps you choose games by the metric that matters to you.Step-by-step guide →
- Compare gamesCompare how several projects perform over the same period.Step-by-step guide →

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