by Atomic Horizon · FPS
Combat Arena is a fast-paced arcade style FPS where participants face off in a variety of arenas set in locations from around the world to earn coins and glory! 💥 Knock out other players with a wide variety of weapons and unlock devastatingly powerful streaks! 🪙 Earn coins to unlock new weapons! 🖌️ Open crates to have a chance at legendary skins and more! 💵 Sell or trade items you collect with other players! 📱 Play with your friends on PC, console, or a smartphone with full native cross-platform compatibility! If you encounter any exploiters, please report them in the community server. Proof of exploiting will result in a ban from the game. The Cube awaits a new champion.
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 118d player curve, so a build can be read against what it shipped into.
Shaded spans mark when this game was featured on Roblox’s curated Standout Games Home shelf.
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 FPS 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. The genre leader, RIVALS, peaked at 587,953 — 44× this game, too far ahead to chart at this scale. 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.