Updated 2026-10-24T04:43:13Z
Roblox's own genre field · current CCU · hover for details
What players actually do · a game can use several
Momentum compares a category's share of young-game CCU (games 60 days old or less) with its share of all CCU. Above 1.0× means new games in it are winning more than its size suggests.
What new hits have players do
What new hits are about
How new hits name themselves
A rising mechanic paired with a strong theme that no tracked game uses yet. Tap one to generate ideas around it.
How new hits look
How new hits lay out their world
Builds fresh concepts from what's rising right now: a rising core mechanic, a theme nobody has paired with it, the twist new hits combine it with, and the monetization the leaders use. Every title is checked against all tracked games so ideas follow the trend without copying a game.
What the icons and thumbnails of the biggest games (and the newest risers) in each niche look like, measured against all tracked games, with plain direction for yours. Tap any image to enlarge it and see the game's whole gallery.
The first images appear after the next hourly runs. This section fills in as soon as the tracker has downloaded icons and thumbnails for the top games in each niche.
Filter and rank every tracked game. Save boards you use often, share them as a link, or export to CSV.
Games 60 days old or less, the early breakouts. Tap any column to sort; tap again to reverse. Tap a row for details.
Flags turn on as history builds (growth needs about 14 days)
Videos and views in the last 7 days; coverage often rises before CCU does
Every dataset the tracker produces, in one place. View opens it as a sortable, searchable table (reports as readable text); Download gets the raw file. Big day-by-day folders publish their latest 3 days here and list the older ones by date.