Find games and vote
Discover Roblox experiences, understand daily votes, and choose between playing and joining a playtest.
Use Games to browse Roblox experiences and find something to play. Open a game's page to see its description and the information Bloxstack has for it, then use the Roblox play link.
Find a game that fits
Browse the available shelves or use search and filters. Check the game itself on Roblox for current access requirements and availability.
A Bloxstack listing helps people discover an experience. It does not mean Bloxstack owns the game or that every detail was supplied by its creator. Games can be submitted by members and claimed by someone who can prove control of the experience.
If your game is missing, see listing and claiming a game.
Use your daily votes
Sign in to vote for games you want to support. The normal allowance is three votes per day, with at most one vote for the same game that day. The allowance resets at midnight UTC; the vote display shows your remaining votes and reset timing.
A vote is a completed endorsement, not an on/off toggle. You cannot remove it to spend that vote elsewhere. If your displayed allowance differs, use the number shown on your account.
Some game creators connect voting to their own in-game rewards. Bloxstack records the vote, but the game decides whether and how to deliver a reward. Follow that game's instructions if a reward is missing.
Help test a game
A playtest asks you to try something specific and report what happened. Open feedback lets you play without reserving a spot. A signup playtest asks you to apply and may have a scheduled session or limited roster.
Read joining a playtest before signing up. You can explore games and give useful feedback without creating a Studio or offering development services.
Common questions
What can I do here as a player?
List games you like, vote, follow creators, and join playtests. Votes, daily check-ins, follows, and forum activity all earn XP. Your Roblox identity stays with you if you later start building or taking commissions.
Can I list a game I did not make?
Yes. Any member can list a Roblox game in the directory, free, with no review queue. Add the Roblox game link. Listing a game does not claim you own or built it.
How do votes work?
Three votes a day, at most one per game, resetting at midnight UTC. Voting earns XP and helps games reach shelves like Top voted this week, Rising, and Hidden gems. You do not need to be a developer to vote.
What does claiming a game add?
Once you prove control of the experience, you get the owner tools: vote webhooks, Discord alerts, analytics, and promotion. The game page also connects to your jobs, playtests, studio, and portfolio projects. A directory listing on its own is not proof of ownership. Read listing and claiming a game.
Can I reward players who vote for my game?
Owners can send vote events to their game over a webhook. Each voter comes with a Roblox user ID, so your own game code can grant an item or anything else you choose. Owners decide what the reward is and deliver it themselves. A vote does not guarantee one.
How do I recruit playtesters?
Choose Post a playtest on the jobs board. Link the game and set the tester slots, session time, supported platforms, and any perks. Players find sessions for PC, mobile, or console on the same board as developer commissions. Read hosting a playtest.