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Roblox Games With Few In-Game Purchases: 8 Picks (2026)

Roblox games with few in-game purchases: 8 chart games that sell the fewest passes and products, from Roblox's own store data, plus age labels and limits.

8 min readLast reviewed By ObbyDesk Editorial
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Looking for Roblox games with few in-game purchases? We counted what the 80 most played games sell, using Roblox's own store data, and picked the 8 kid-appropriate ones that sell the least. The chart is the Top Playing Now list as ObbyDesk's tracker read it at 03:19 UTC on October 11, 2026, and every count and price below is as of that day.

TL;DR: 7 Days Cat-Sitting sells just 4 things. Fling Things and People, Flee the Facility, Firefighting Sim, American Plains Mudding, Berry Avenue, Jujutsu Shenanigans and 99 Nights in the Forest sell 13 to 26. For comparison, the median top-80 game sold 67, and Grow a Garden listed 1,470 products. Few purchases is not the same as "not pay-to-win", so check what is sold.

Key Takeaways

  • Method: every game pass and developer product marked for sale, for 80 chart games.
  • Fewest: 7 Days Cat-Sitting, with 4 developer products and no passes.
  • Biggest name: 99 Nights in the Forest, 3rd on the chart, sells one game pass and 25 products.
  • Median: 67 things for sale. Only 20 of the 80 games sold 30 or fewer.
  • Limits: Roblox's Parental Controls set a monthly spending cap.

Overview: how we counted purchases

Roblox games make money two ways. Roblox's creator docs say "Passes let you charge users a one-time Robux fee to access special privileges inside your game". A developer product is different: "A developer product is an item or ability that a user can purchase more than once, such as in-game currency, ammo, or potions."

Both lists are public. For each of the top 80 games, we read every pass and developer product and counted the ones marked for sale. Then we kept games with Roblox's Minimal or Mild label, left out games with heavy blood, and ranked by the total. Two limits:

  • Counts are not the shop screen. Some products are gift copies of passes, like "[GIFT] Premium Vehicles", or old items. We count what Roblox marks for sale.
  • Avatar items are not counted. Clothes and accessories bought through Roblox's catalog are not passes or products, so avatar shopping games are in the close calls.

Roblox's data cannot tell you whether a purchase is "pay-to-win". We list what each game sells so you can judge.

Analysis: 8 Roblox games with few in-game purchases

1. 7 Days Cat-Sitting (4 for sale). HELP ME PLEASE studios' game was 54th with 26,414 players. It has no game passes, and its four products are "Revive" (19 Robux) and three cash packs from 9 to 79 Robux. The page starts with "Just a normal cute cat game", then admits "cat-sitting goes horribly wrong and disturbing things start happening". Roblox labels it Mild, with Crude Humor (Mild) and Fear (Occasional/Mild), so it suits kids who like a light scare.

Two avatars hold cats beside a window where a pale face is circled in red Image: 7 Days Cat-Sitting on Roblox (HELP ME PLEASE studios thumbnail)

2. Fling Things and People (13). "A place where you can play with or fling various objects and players." 36th with 39,901 players, 25 per server. Seven passes cost 95 to 460 Robux, among them "Farther Reach" and "Earn More Coins". The six products include coin packs up to 2,500 Robux, the one big price here. Mild: Crude Humor (Mild) and Violence (Repeated/Mild).

3. Flee the Facility (15). A.W. Apps' game from 2017: "Run from the beast, unlock the exits, and flee the facility!" 60th with 25,185 players, 5 per server. One pass, VIP at 420 Robux. Its 14 products are credit packs (25 to 1,700 Robux), "Increase Beast Chance" and "Decrease Beast Chance" (15 each), and six donation products up to 25,000 Robux. Mild, with repeated mild fear and violence.

Avatars and colorful blocks scattered across a grass field Image: Fling Things and People on Roblox (official thumbnail)

4. Firefighting Sim (19). "Be a firefighter! Answer 911 calls". 67th with 23,789 players, 8 per server. Six passes include Fire Chief at 1,999 Robux, Helicopter at 1,299 and Paramedic at 799; the 13 products are vehicle unlocks from 29 to 299 Robux and gift copies of the passes. Minimal. Few items, but the top ones are pricey.

5. American Plains Mudding (19). The page says "We ain't corporate cash-grab". 80th with 20,223 players, 15 per server. Eight passes from 195 to 490 Robux for vehicles, trailers and customization; most of the 11 products are gift copies, plus three limited holiday vehicles from 110 to 145. Minimal. On Oct 19 it also had a ninth pass for sale, "Limited Halloween Vehicle" at 100 Robux, which makes 20.

A blue off-road buggy and an ATV jump across a muddy hill under a blue sky Image: American Plains Mudding on Roblox (American Plains Mudding thumbnail)

6. Berry Avenue (20). "A place to roleplay, hang out and explore!" 32nd with 46,642 players, 31 per server. Nine passes from 149 to 799 Robux, for houses, cars and travel; the 11 products mostly repeat the same items. Minimal. Our Berry Avenue guide covers what is free.

7. Jujutsu Shenanigans (25). The biggest fighting game here, 9th with 173,110 players. Five passes from 115 to 345 Robux, including Early Access. Its 20 products include random emotes and random skins from 25 to 250 Robux. Those are paid random items, which Roblox's rules say must show "all possible outcomes and the actual numerical odds". Mild, with light unrealistic blood and repeated mild violence.

8. 99 Nights in the Forest (26). "Build a camp with friends." 3rd on the whole chart with 270,648 players, and it sells just one game pass, the Decorator Pass (199 Robux). The 25 products are revives (55 to 230), diamond packs (99 to 2,500), class rerolls and "Skip to Level 2" or 3 (290 and 400). Minimal, with occasional mild fear and violence. See our 99 Nights in the Forest guide.

Two avatars with spears stand by a wooden fence while a tall deer-like creature looms behind Image: 99 Nights in the Forest on Roblox (Grandma's Favourite Games thumbnail)

The 8 picks at a glance

#GameChart rankPassesProductsHighest price (Robux)Label
17 Days Cat-Sitting540479Mild
2Fling Things and People36762,500Mild
3Flee the Facility6011425,000 (donation)Mild
4Firefighting Sim676131,999Minimal
5American Plains Mudding80811490Minimal
6Berry Avenue32911799Minimal
7Jujutsu Shenanigans9520449Mild
899 Nights in the Forest31252,500Minimal

At the other end, Grow a Garden listed 1,470 developer products and Fisch 703 plus 9 passes. Creatures of Sonaria had 428 products, Hypershot 312 items, Fish It! 305 and Pet Simulator 99 276. The top two games, Steal An Egg and Brookhaven RP, sold 107 and 79. Our Strongest Battlegrounds guide breaks down one store (57 items) in detail.

Close calls

  • STREET FIGHTER 6 x UBG (21): few items, but they include "Lucky Spins" and "Lucky Crates" up to 1,599 Robux, and the page promises "EVERY 100 LIKES = 5 SPINS FOR EVERYONE IN THE GAME!" Mild.
  • Anime Dice (21): passes named "Luck", "Ultra Luck" and "Double Roll", and the page says "Upgrade your dice to gain even more luck!" Luck you can buy is the opposite of what this list is for.
  • Ball VS Ball (24): diamond packs up to 9,999 Robux and a "Random Epic Ball" product. Its page says "Choose 1 of 3 random balls each round".
  • Catalog Avatar Creator (15) and My Avatar! (21): both are about avatar shopping. Catalog Avatar Creator lets you "try on many different avatar/catalog items for free", but says "All purchases made in-game will be available in your Roblox inventory & can be used in all games." My Avatar! says "Earn Points whenever you make purchases in-game." Our count misses those catalog purchases.
  • Heavyweight Fishing (26): ties 99 Nights in the Forest, but its ten passes include "X2 EXP", "X2 Crystal" and "X2 Drop", and its products include ticket and reroll packs up to 3,999 Robux. Minimal.
  • Lethal Ape Experience (11): few items, but its Mild label includes Blood (Heavy/Unrealistic), so we left it out.
  • Makeup Mania! (16): "Create makeup looks, style your character, and compete in themed rounds." Four passes from 99 to 399 Robux and coin bundles up to 405. It made our first count as Minimal, but when we checked again on Oct 17 Roblox labeled it "Maturity: Moderate • Ages 16+", with the descriptor "Free Form User Creation (Present)". That is outside this list.

Spending controls and Roblox's rules

Roblox's Parental Controls say: "You can set a monthly spending limit on how much money your child can spend on Roblox, including Robux or subscriptions to individual games. This limit does not impact gift card redemption." Its "High spend alerts" send "an email if your child spends $100, $250, and/or $500 USD (or the local currency equivalent) in a given month, and after that, for every ten transactions", and they "are on by default for all linked parents". Roblox adds that "Spending limits you set on Roblox will not impact spending through Xbox." Its Terms of Use say "Except as required by law, all payments for Robux are final and not refundable."

Roblox also sets rules for developers. Its monetization guidance says "Users must never be misled, confused, or pressured into purchases in ways they did not intend" and asks creators to "avoid using pushy or urgent messages when interacting with minors". Common Sense Media suggests: "Avoid linking credit cards: Use Roblox gift cards instead of linking a payment method to avoid surprise charges."

Players care too. One r/roblox post asked for "roblox games that arent p2w, brainrotted, cashgrab?" (Reddit, Aug 3, 2026). One of the replies simply said "Flea the Facility", meaning Flee the Facility, our number 3 (Reddit, Aug 3).

GODEEPER: Want games Roblox marks "Suitable for everyone"? We picked 11 from the chart, with the chat settings parents can use. Roblox Games for Younger Kids: 11 Suitable for Everyone →

Our take

Based on Roblox's own store data and labels cited above, a short store is a good first filter, not a guarantee. 7 Days Cat-Sitting sells little and cheaply. 99 Nights in the Forest is the standout among big games, with one pass. Firefighting Sim and Flee the Facility sell few items, but some cost thousands of Robux, and Jujutsu Shenanigans sells random items. Whatever your child plays, set the monthly limit first and read the item names together. Our Jujutsu Shenanigans update covers that game's Halloween date.

How we checked this

We read Roblox's game passes, developer products, age labels and game data for the top 80 games on Roblox's Top Playing Now chart (ObbyDesk's tracker, 03:19 UTC on October 11, 2026) through a public mirror of Roblox's official APIs that day. We counted entries marked for sale. On Oct 17 we re-read the age labels: Makeup Mania! had moved to Moderate, Ages 16+, so it is now a close call. On Oct 19 we re-read the eight picks' stores and labels; only American Plains Mudding had changed, with one new pass. Rules and parental controls are quoted from Roblox's creator docs, Support pages and Terms of Use; we re-read the Parental Controls page on Oct 19. The Reddit thread was read in a browser. We did not buy anything or play these games for this list. All 126 sources are in our source file. Last reviewed October 11, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which popular games sell the fewest items? 7 Days Cat-Sitting (4) leads our 8 picks.

Pass or developer product? A pass is bought once; a product can be bought again and again.

Can I see a game's store first? Yes, Roblox's data is public; our table lists counts and top prices.

Does few purchases mean not pay-to-win? No. Check what is sold.

How do I limit spending? Set a monthly limit in Parental Controls.

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We read the update notes, check Roblox's own numbers, do the math and tell you what's worth your time. We don't play-test games for our articles, and when we can't confirm something, we say so.

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