How this site is made
Who publishes RobloxGameFinder, which other websites share its owner, how the pages are written, and how the figures on them are checked.
Who publishes it
RobloxGameFinder is published under its own name. It is owned by an independent publisher who also runs these websites:
- Roblox: bloxtoolbox.com, bloxtradeview.com, robloxhub.net
- Sports data: nflanalytic.com, mlbanalytic.com, nbaanalytic.com, collegeathleteinsider.com, socceranalytics.net, sportsdatatutorials.com
- Calculators and reference: yalm.net, datafield.dev
- Technology and games: coboltextbook.com, matrixcognition.com, passwordpassword.com, vibecodetextbook.com, prismdatalab.com, blastproc.com
Some pages here link to bloxtradeview.com, bloxtoolbox.com or robloxhub.net, which have the same owner. None of these sites is affiliated with Roblox Corporation or with any game developer, and no game can pay to be listed or to move up a page.
How the pages are written
The game descriptions, genre pages and guides are written with an AI model, Claude, made by Anthropic, working from Roblox’s public data and the sources named on each page, under the owner’s direction. The owner decides what is published and when.
Until September 25, 2026 the guides carried a personal byline, and the About page described one person choosing every game by hand. The site now publishes as RobloxGameFinder, because the writing was never one person’s first-hand account. No page describes anyone’s own play. Where a page says “we”, it means the site.
How the numbers are checked
- Player figures. Every player count, visit total, favourite count, like count and rating is read from Roblox’s public games API when the site is built and baked into the pages; none is typed in by hand. Each game page and the trending board print the date the data was fetched, and a game the API returns nothing for shows no figures rather than an old one.
- Build checks. The build stops if a page would call a game paid when Roblox’s API lists it as free, and it re-derives the figures quoted in the data guides from the data before anything is written.
- Guides. Figures in the guides come from the same API data or from a named source. The two data guides state their inputs, thresholds and exclusions, so anyone can recompute them.
If a figure cannot be verified, it is left out and the page says so. Corrections are made on the page itself.
Publication dates
The site was built on June 26, 2026. Until September 25, 2026, six guides written that day carried dates from June 18 to 25, and three written on July 5 in a catch-up round carried dates from July 2 to 4. Each now carries the day it was written. Every other guide is dated on or after the day its page was first built.
Why an AI model
It makes it practical for a small site to keep descriptions, genres and similar-game lists current across a large catalog as games change. It does not replace the rule above: a number that cannot be traced to a source is not published.
Advertising and contact
RobloxGameFinder shows no ads today. It is set up to show display advertising through Google AdSense in future, and the privacy policy describes how that would work. There are no affiliate links and no sponsored pages. Corrections and questions go to hello@robloxgamefinder.com.