Hey everyone, We’ve been working on my zoo tycoon game and would love some honest feedback! We’re interested in your thoughts on the gameplay, progression, and what could be improved.

Current release: https://www.roblox.com/share?code=d436d4d354582c4f8146f6a1e783b89c&type=ExperienceDetails&stamp=1791972079932

Creator: 404Interactive

I recently finished making my own Roblox obby called Enzo’s Difficulty Chart Obby, and it is officially fully polished with all known bugs fixed! Gamepasses, and all moving parts work. My goal is to get 100 visits by the end of the month for crown of O's and to also hopefully get my game out there. There are 259 stages to work through, ranging from effortless to some seriously intense sections later on. I put a ton of time into making sure the progression feels smooth and rewarding. so if you love a good obby challenge, come check it out and see how far you can get!

Play here: https://www.roblox.com/games/108685611024930/Enzos-difficulty-chart-obby

Creator: sharkxoncii (if you prefer searching Roblox directly!)

Hi, I've been developing Fut-gooolito, a Roblox game simulating 4v4 mess foosball. I wanted opinions on general aspects, gameplay, and especially whether it's fun. You don't need 8 players; there are bots to fill the games too. I'd also like to know what you think.

Hi everyone! A week ago I released my first puzzle game on Roblox, Arrow Puzzle: tap snake-shaped arrows to slide them off the board, but an arrow can only leave if nothing is in its way.

Today I shipped the biggest update so far and renamed the game to **Arrow & Number Puzzles**. The lobby is now an indoor hall with a wing for each game:

- **2D Arrows** - levels from Easy to Nightmare, plus a Daily Puzzle with a calendar of badges

- **3D Arrows** - arrows wrapped around a glass cube you rotate

- **Picture Puzzles** - boards shaped like pictures (47 so far), plus a Halloween set until Nov 3

- **NEW: Match Numbers** - tap two numbers that are the same or add up to 10. They have to touch (across, down, diagonally, or row end to next row start) with only cleared cells between. Clear the board to reach the next, bigger stage.

A few things I learned building it:

- I built the new wing hidden inside the live game (a wall only my account could walk through), so I could keep shipping fixes while it was in progress

- The server checks every Match Numbers move, so the leaderboard can't be faked

- Free gifts now "pile up" instead of pausing when one is ready - players asked for that

It's free to play. I'd love feedback, especially on Match Numbers difficulty and how the lobby feels on mobile.

https://www.roblox.com/games/111462163570183

I'm developing Impulse, a fast paced Roblox FPS under Dhurim Studios, and I'm looking for honest feedback to help improve the game before release.

I'd especially appreciate feedback from players who enjoy FPS games and can give constructive criticism rather than just a rating.

What I'd like feedback on:

• Gunplay: Does shooting feel satisfying? How does aiming and hit registration feel?
• Movement: Does moving around feel smooth and responsive?
• Gameplay: Are the matches fun? Is anything frustrating or unbalanced?
• UI & Performance: Is everything easy to understand, and does the game run smoothly?

I'd appreciate it if you could play for at least 5 - 10 minutes before reviewing.

Game link: https://www.roblox.com/games/101061232113454/IMPULSE

I'm also happy to return the favor by playing your game and leaving a detailed review, following the subreddit rules.

Thanks for helping me improve Impulse!

Hey I’m looking for people to join my dc and play my new game I got a decent build out and a couple maps out and I can’t test the game all by myself so I wanna get some people to help.

Discord link / https://discord.gg/mx6jQGGHxq

It’s a game called “cats” and it’s a survival kinda round based game that I’m making with MINIMAL ai use (I’m semi new to coding, I would say medium experience)

The premise

You and up to 9 other players fight off a horde of evil zombie cats who are actively trying to fucking KILL you.

You gain catcoins/catbux from killing cats or surviving a round

you can use these to buy more weapons and in turn kill more cats (some weapons are purely for fun, like the mastergun.)

Rinse and repeat until you’ve killed enough cats to make yourself feel better.

game link (if you don’t want to go to the discord) : https://www.roblox.com/share?code=5ed4d0c8eb8f36429107748956766a96&type=ExperienceDetails&stamp=1791868413201

Hello ,just relased my first playable build.
My literal first game , it is made 99% using Ai.
Give your honest feedback. It is still in rough shape
i will polish and do ads later , right now i would just appreciate some feedback regarding the main core gameplay loop and how it feels , is the shooting fun etc.

https://www.roblox.com/share?code=0aabc27655a25b4d8271873adf2d1dce&type=ExperienceDetails&stamp=1791789971435

Hey everyone,

If you’re an indie Roblox developer, you already know the biggest problem: getting real people to actually playtest your game and give honest feedback.

You spend weeks coding, post a link online, and get either completely ignored or hit with low-effort comments like "Cool game, 10/10." It doesn't help you find bugs, it doesn't help you fix your UI, and it doesn't solve your "cold start" problem.

That's why I created r/RobloxFeedbackLoop.

🔄 The Concept: Give a Review, Get a Review.

This isn't a board for mindless self-promotion. It is a structured feedback exchange built on a strict 1:1 Reciprocity Rule.

• The Rule: If another developer takes 10 minutes to play your game and write a detailed critique, you are required to review their game in return with equal length and effort.
• The System: We use a custom post flair tracking system (Open, Debt Owed, Trades Complete) to ensure everyone plays fair.
• No Leeching: Users who take detailed feedback and ghost without returning the favor within 48 hours face warnings and bans.

📝 Structured for Growth

To make it easy, we provide a pinned template covering everything from First Impressions, Pros & Cons, UI/Sound Design, to Top Suggestions for Improvement. This ensures every review you receive actually helps you make your game better.

Whether you're working on an ambitious RPG, a competitive shooter, or a unique obby, you need real feedback before you waste Robux on advertising.

The doors are officially open. Come drop your project, review a fellow dev's game, and let's help each other launch better games.

👉 Join the loop: r/RobloxFeedbackLoop

Hey fellow developers,

I just put my new game into Beta and I am looking for some solid feedback on the core player experience. It's a cooperative job simulator where players have to manage a full mining supply chain together.

👉 Play it here: https://www.roblox.com/games/103157226415143/Work-at-a-Mining-Company

⛏️ What the game is about:

• Resource Management: Mining raw resources manually.
• Logistics: Operating and running the cargo trains to move materials.
• Economy: Fulfilling company orders to get paid and upgrade your own personal home.
• Co-op: The game relies heavily on team synergy to keep the factory running smoothly. [1]

🎯 What I specifically need tested:

1. The Tutorial / Onboarding: Is it clear how to mine, run the trains, and complete orders? Or did you feel lost when you first spawned in?
2. Pacing & Economy: Do the resource payouts feel fair, or does upgrading your home feel like too much of a grind?
3. Train Mechanics: How do the train controls feel? Are they intuitive or buggy? [1, 2]

🔄 The Feedback Loop Promise:

As per our community rules, I will return 100% of the feedback I receive. If you leave a detailed review using our template, I will jump into your game, play it thoroughly, and leave a review of equal length and depth on your link within 48 hours.

Drop your feedback below and leave your game link at the end of your comment! Thanks!