First-Time Experience
Can a new player understand what to do without already knowing the game?
Roblox game audits
Find out what is actually holding your Roblox game back.
I review Roblox games from a player and developer perspective, then give you a clear breakdown of what is working, what is hurting the experience, what should be fixed first, and what can wait.
I help small Roblox developers figure out why their game is not growing and give them a specific plan to improve it.
Sample excerpt
Shadowfront audit
Fictional sample preview
8.5
Core Concept8.5/10
Combat7.5/10
First-Time Experience6.5/10
Progression8/10
Visual Identity8/10
Highest priority
New players understand the broad idea, but the first few minutes do not give them enough direction.
Recommended first fixTeach one complete loop: find a weapon, fight, earn a reward, use it, then point to the next goal.
No fake guarantees. No generic 20-page report. No list of random features you should add.
The goal is to figure out which problems actually matter and what deserves your development time next.
- Actually playedThe game is reviewed from the player-facing experience.
- PrioritizedRecommendations are separated into Fix Now and Can Be Waited On.
- SpecificFeedback is based on the actual game, not a generic checklist.
Services
What I Review
Every game is different, so the audit changes depending on what actually matters. These are the areas I normally look at.
Gameplay Clarity
Does the game communicate hits, damage, objectives, rewards, and progression clearly?
Core Gameplay
Is the main activity actually satisfying enough to repeat?
Retention
What gives the player a reason to keep playing or return?
Progression
Does the player know what they are working toward?
UI / UX
Does the interface help the player or create friction?
Visual Presentation
Does the game feel polished and intentional?
Monetization
Does monetization fit the game without damaging fairness or trust?
Game Page
Do the icon, thumbnails, title, and description make the experience worth clicking?
Development Priorities
What actually deserves time now and what should wait?
Review context
I look at the game as something players actually experience.
The audit is not only a written checklist. It connects the Roblox build, visual presentation, player feedback, progression, monetization, and development priorities into one practical review.
- Click appeal
- Readability
- Polish
- Fairness
- Purchase flow
- Trust
How it works
How It Works
A straightforward outside review of your game, from first playthrough to development priorities.
- 01
Submit Your Game
Share the Roblox link, development stage, and anything you specifically want reviewed.
- 02
Game Review
I play the experience from a new-player perspective and review the systems relevant to the game.
- 03
Analysis
I identify the issues most likely to affect clarity, retention, progression, presentation, and growth.
- 04
Your Audit
You receive rankings, main issues, strengths, immediate priorities, and recommendations that can wait.
- 05
Next Priorities
You leave with a clear order of what deserves development time next.
Sample audit
See What You Actually Receive
This compact fictional sample shows the structure and quality of the audit without turning the homepage into a full report.
Shadowfront
Rubric / Rankings
Core Concept8.5/10Combat7.5/10
First-Time Experience6.5/10Progression8/10
Visual Identity8/10UI / Clarity7/10
Replayability8.5/10Competitive Potential8.5/10
Monetization Fit8/10Overall Potential8.5/10
Current State: Strong foundation, first session needs work.
Biggest Risk: New players understand the general idea but do not receive enough direction.
Best Opportunity: Improve onboarding and combat feedback before expanding the game.
Main Issues
The first session does not explain the loop quickly enough, especially after the player dies.
Strengths
The core theme, combat fantasy, and match-to-match potential are strong enough to build around.
Fix Now
Improve onboarding, combat feedback, and the first reward moment before adding more systems.
Can Be Waited On
More maps, advanced classes, and deeper ranked features should come after clarity improves.
Overall Idea
Shadowfront has a strong foundation, but the first session needs to become easier to understand.
What I actually look for
Real questions, not a generic checklist.
- Can a new player figure out what to do?
- Does the player know when an attack actually landed?
- Does dying feel fair?
- Does the player understand what they are working toward?
- Does the game reward the actions it wants players to repeat?
- Is monetization supporting the game or getting in the way?
- Is the developer spending time on the right things?
- Does the Roblox game page actually sell the experience?
Pricing
Choose the Level of Review You Need
No fake urgency. No made-up results. Start small if the game is early.
Quick Audit
Find the biggest issues fast. Get an expert playtest, clear feedback, and the top changes you should make next.
$35
one time
- Review of one Roblox experience
- First-time player experience
- Core gameplay and UI feedback
- Top 5 recommended changes
- Fix-now vs. fix-later priorities
- Written audit report
Full Audit
A complete analysis of gameplay, retention, progression, monetization, UI, and player experience with a prioritized improvement plan.
$100
one time
- Everything in Quick Audit
- Full first-time player journey
- Retention and progression analysis
- Monetization review
- Detailed category scoring
- What to fix now, next, and later
- One round of follow-up questions
Studio Review
Your complete audit plus deeper strategy, competitive analysis, feature prioritization, and a development roadmap built around your game's growth.
$175
one time
- Everything in Full Audit
- Deeper player journey analysis
- Competitive review
- Economy and reward-loop review
- Feature prioritization
- Detailed development roadmap
- Follow-up consultation
Compare packages
The difference at a glance
| Included | Quick $35 | Full $100 | Studio $175 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Playtest and game review | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| First-time experience | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Core gameplay feedback | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| UI and visual feedback | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Top problems and prioritized fixes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Detailed category scoring | - | Yes | Yes |
| Retention and progression analysis | - | Yes | Yes |
| Monetization review | - | Yes | Yes |
| Game page review | - | Yes | Yes |
| Player drop-off analysis | - | Yes | Yes |
| Competitive analysis | - | - | Yes |
| Economy / reward strategy | - | - | Yes |
| Content strategy | - | - | Yes |
| Feature prioritization | - | - | Yes |
| Development roadmap | - | - | Yes |
| Follow-up questions | - | Yes | Yes |
| Follow-up consultation | - | - | Yes |
Trust
What I Will Not Do
I will not promise your game will go viral.
I will not tell you to add random features just to make the report longer.
I will not rate everything highly just to make the feedback feel nice.
I will not recommend pay-to-win systems simply because they might make money.
I will not give you a 20-page report if the real problem can be explained clearly in three.
FAQ
Common Questions
Do you guarantee more players or revenue?
No. The audit identifies friction, strengths, and priorities. Results depend on the game, implementation, market, and Roblox discovery factors outside this service.
Do I need analytics to order an audit?
No. Analytics can help if you have them, but the audit can still review the first-time player experience, onboarding, gameplay clarity, UI, presentation, and development priorities.
Is this affiliated with Roblox?
No. This service is independently operated and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Roblox Corporation.
What do I receive?
You receive a written audit with scores, main issues, strengths, Fix Now recommendations, Can Wait items, and an overall direction for what to improve next.
What types of Roblox games do you review?
I review most Roblox genres, including battlegrounds, simulators, sports games, roguelikes, tycoons, obbies, PvP games, roleplay experiences, and early-stage projects. The audit is adjusted around the type of game rather than using the same checklist for everything.
Can you review an unreleased or private game?
Yes. If tester access can be provided, I can review alpha, beta, or unreleased games before launch.
How long does an audit take?
Most audits are completed within a few business days, depending on the size of the game and the package selected.
Do you actually play the game?
Yes. The audit is based on actually playing the experience and reviewing it from a new-player and growth perspective, not just looking at the Roblox game page.
What areas of the game do you look at?
Depending on the game, I may review onboarding, gameplay clarity, combat, UI, progression, retention, monetization, visual presentation, map design, replayability, player feedback, and development priorities.
Will you tell me exactly what to fix first?
Yes. The goal is not to give you a huge list of random suggestions. The audit separates what should be fixed now from ideas that can wait so you can prioritize development time.
Can you review monetization without making my game feel cash-grabby?
Yes. Monetization is reviewed based on whether it fits the game and whether it risks hurting fairness, retention, or player trust.
Do I need to give you access to Roblox Studio?
No. Most audits can be completed from the player-facing game. If deeper access would genuinely help, that can be discussed separately.
Submit your game
Submit Your Game
Tell me what you are building, where the game is currently at, and what you want another set of eyes on.
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