by arashiyama · Western
| sort | best | latest | drift |
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| fun-with-friends | 14 | 14 | — |
👍 NEW CODE AT 700,000 LIKES! 💰 Use code 'NOWAY600K' for 650 cash! 👮 SHERIFF: Keep the peace in town and hunt down the Criminals. 💣 CRIMINAL: Complete tasks and sabotage the town, while avoiding being caught by the Sheriffs. 💢 Start a votekick by typing '/votekick' and then the player's username. 📦🔁📦 Interested in trading? Join our trading channel! Check the social links below. 🧡 Join the group for a free in-game item and 500 cash! 🎩 Want to design your character using our items? Check out our UGC shop! https://www.roblox.com/groups/4555230/arashiyama#!/store ⚠️ Exploiting, alt farming, and game-breaking avatars WILL be moderated accordingly! Version 1.6.3 - 🔔 Updates weekly!
Each stem is one shipped update, as tall as the gap it closed — how long the previous build stayed current. The scale is logarithmic so one quiet month doesn’t flatten a year of daily shipping. Behind the stems is the same 102d player curve, so a build can be read against what it shipped into.
competitor launches — the biggest platform launches in this window ([🌴] Dress To Impress, Forsaken, [X10] +1 Speed Keyboard Escape | Candy & Chocolate, …). toggle below the chart.
CCU is sampled every ~30 min and keeps updating until a game spends a full month below 100 concurrent players — after that it’s considered dormant and collection stops.
The tracked Western games closest to this one in peak concurrent players this window, as hourly averages on one shared axis — rivals at the same scale, so every line has room to move. This game leads the genre this window (peak 9,196); the lines are its nearest challengers. Genre is Roblox’s own label; games we’ve never tracked aren’t candidates.
Each line is this game’s position on a Roblox discovery sort, sampled every ~30 min. A line breaks where the game dropped off that sort.
Cumulative up/down votes and the resulting approval rate, sampled every ~30 min whether or not the game is currently charting. A gap marks a stretch where no vote reading was recorded.