Hey!
I am a game developer and I need some ways to gather stats for my game while still being cost efficient! Im willing to break that if the strategy helps gather lots of feedback but I want to stay within the budget of 100-800 robux.
I want to keep this short and simple, if you have any ways to gather stats about my game please let me know!
Thanks for reading!
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Well, ROBLOX+ is helpful and tells you some stats about your game, like; earnings, estimated player counts, etc. And best of all, it’s free! Steps?:
• Download ROBLOX+.
• Go the desired game.
• There should be a stats bar below the “play” button. Click it.
And Ta-Da! Hope this helped you out a little!
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Do you have a link for the ROBLOX+ on Chrome/FireFox? I know I can just search it on Google, but I remember a few years back a lot of devs (one of them being a friend of mine) had their account breached by fake ROBLOX+ apps that were going around and somehow coming up before the legit one. Ever since then I’ve been pretty cautious even though it’s pretty irrational of me.
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Tries using it, didn’t show the bar. Am I missing something?
Did you enable it on the roblox website?
You didn’t describe the type of stats you want to gather… Are you looking for analytics? Or more on the side of example: player deaths or how many times they’ve healed…
Or did Roblox + offer what you’re looking for?
He’s asking for analytics, or else this would have been a scripting support question.
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Well, Not necessarily. That’s why I asked
NAXlN
(NAXlN)
November 23, 2019, 4:57am
#10
What do you mean by enable it on Roblox? I have it installed and no analytics show. I even bought the premium version of it.
Odd,
I remember before roblox+ use to show you all the stats of games.
ROBLOX plus link is also roblox.plus
I had a look around and found blade:
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Blade allows you to access open data about any Roblox game, you can track games by simply going to their url on blade, which you can get from the place ID.
Blade shows you live and historical information about active players in games, total visits, likes/dislikes and (estimated) revenue*.
You can use blade as a dashboard to watch statistics about a game, you can also use blade to detect player bots entering and leaving games and liking and disliking games, such as here:
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Ukendio
(Marcus)
November 23, 2019, 8:35pm
#15
Use gameanalytics, you can track anything you’d like!
Bunch of tutorials for you to check out:
Integrating GameAnalytics with Roblox
GameAnalytics has developed a Roblox SDK for integrating their platform with your games. GameAnalytics is a powerful analytics tool that will help you understand player behavior, improve engagement, retain players, and increase monetization.
Developers have been talking recently about the advantages of using event-based analytics to help improve your games with a recent series of Analytics articles, starting with an Introduction to Analytics and most recen…
I rewrote my GameAnalytics module from ages ago to make it a little easier to use and included some preset functions to make it easier to track players.
Basic Info
This module by default tracks players joining, players leaving, developer product purchases and gamepass purchases (ones that are made in-game, if a player buys a gamepass on the website it won’t track it). It also tracks what platform the player is on (desktop, console or mobile), how many times they’ve played and how many transact…
I’m barely scratching the surface of the capabilities of Game Analytics. This module will allow all functionality of GameAnalytics to be used, and I’ll leave links so clever people can go do that
This is a long tutorial but all the steps are super easy, and for most capabilities, very little scripting knowledge is needed
Set Up . . .
Okay, step 1, get my analytics module!
Okay, once you’ve done that, put it in a game, preferably a blank baseplate whilst you get use to this.
The only thing …
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NAXlN
(NAXlN)
November 23, 2019, 11:05pm
#16
How did you get it to show? Is there a setting option that I’m missing?