Followers game status — activity and availability
Dated numbers from Roblox’s public API, the full check history behind the current listing state, and the deletion context — genre-wide and in this developer’s own record — that explains why players ask this question at all.
Activity snapshot
| Metric | Value | As of |
|---|---|---|
| Playing now | Not readable at this check — the games API returns no public details while the listing is private (see history below) | 2026-11-11 |
| Playing (last public snapshot) | ≈1830 | September 19, 2026 |
| Total visits (last public snapshot) | 595,897 | September 19, 2026 |
| Favorites (last public snapshot) | 10,529 | September 19, 2026 |
| Lifetime visits on the group’s record | 1,206,432 | 2026-09-27 check (unchanged through 2026-11-11) |
| Game last updated (by developer) | September 22, 2026 | — |
| Servers | Up to 50 players each | — |
Sources: the September 19, 2026 figures are the last public snapshot from Roblox public API (games.roblox.com); the group-record visits and developer-update date are from Roblox’s public group API at the 2026-11-11 check. Values are snapshots, not live.
Availability: the full check history
“Is it up?” is a question about a moving state, so here is every dated check this site has made, with the method behind each:
| Check date | State observed | Method |
|---|---|---|
| September 19, 2026 | Public — last public snapshot: ≈1,830 playing, 595,897 visits, 10,529 favorites | Roblox games API |
| September 24, 2026 | Listing went private — the games API stopped returning public details | Roblox games API |
| September 27, 2026 | Still private — but the group record still lists Followers game at 1,206,432 visits | Roblox games + group APIs |
| October 2, 2026 | Still private — third consecutive check; group record unchanged | Roblox games + group APIs |
| October 3, 2026 | Still private — fourth consecutive check; the whole five-game portfolio shows the same state | Roblox games, universes, group and badges APIs |
| October 11, 2026 | Still private — fifth consecutive check; group record unchanged at 1,206,432 visits | Roblox games, universes, group and badges APIs |
| October 18, 2026 | Still private — sixth consecutive check; group record unchanged at 1,206,432 visits | Roblox games, group and badges APIs |
| October 26, 2026 | Still private — seventh consecutive check; group record unchanged at 1,206,432 visits, and the universes API now directly reports the listing's privacy type as Private | Roblox games, universes, group and badges APIs |
| November 3, 2026 | Still private — eighth consecutive check; group record unchanged at 1,206,432 visits. The universes API's direct privacy reading could not be re-observed: the endpoint returned errors for every universe tested this check (control included), so the state again rests on the restricted-placeholder plus group-record agreement, as in checks one through six | Roblox games, universes (endpoint-level error, control-checked), group and badges APIs |
| November 11, 2026 | Still private — ninth consecutive check; group record unchanged at 1,206,432 visits. The universes API stayed at endpoint-level errors for every universe tested (control included) — its second consecutive failed check after the October 26 direct privacyType=Private read | Roblox games, universes (endpoint-level error, control-checked), group and badges APIs |
Current answer: still in a private listing state. As of our 2026-11-11 check, Roblox’s games API returns the restricted placeholder for the universe — the same signature Roblox returns for experiences set to private or removed. That is an API observation, not a confirmed deletion: the group record still lists Followers game with 1,206,432 visits on record. (At this check Roblox’s universes API — which at the October 26, 2026 check directly reported this universe’s privacy type as Private — answers errors for every universe tested, a control included, so the direct reading is dated to that check and the group record is the corroboration available today.) If the developer flips it public again, the game page works as before and this table gains a new row automatically.
Earlier state: the game was publicly playable and growing fast from its September 13, 2026 launch through at least our September 19, 2026 check (free to play, no purchase required). Age rating: no content-maturity label is exposed in the public data we check, so we state that plainly instead of guessing. If you can’t see the game once it returns, check that you’re logged into Roblox and that your account’s content settings allow it.
It isn’t just this game: the whole portfolio reads the same
The most useful new signal from the 2026-11-11 check is what the developer’s other listings look like right now:
| Group listing | Created | Visits | Listing state at the 2026-11-11 check |
|---|---|---|---|
| hangout follows | April 8, 2023 | 1,468,098 | Universe resolves; games API returns the restricted placeholder |
| hangout follows (second listing) | May 22, 2026 | 630 | Universe resolves; games API returns the restricted placeholder |
| Follows simulator | May 22, 2026 | 36,968 | Universe resolves; games API returns the restricted placeholder |
| GG TKBOT | August 19, 2026 | 22,252 | Universe resolves; games API returns the restricted placeholder |
| Followers game | September 13, 2026 | 1,206,432 | Universe resolves; games API returns the restricted placeholder |
Source: Roblox group-games, universes and games APIs, 2026-11-11.
At the November 11, 2026 check, every listing in this table still appears in the developer group's own record through Roblox's group-games API (so nothing is hard-deleted), and every one of them returns the same restricted-content response from the games API — including titles that have had no attention since May. That group-wide pattern points to a portfolio-level privacy setting by the developer rather than action against one game. On the direct-confirmation question the record stays where the November 3 check left it: Roblox's universes API, which at the October 26 check directly reported this universe's privacy type as Private (with the Moon Lanterns same-name game Public and active), returned an error response for every universe we tested again at the November 11 check — including a control check against a major public game — so the endpoint has now failed two consecutive checks (plus October 18). The direct privacyType reading remains dated to its October 26 observation; the private-listing state rests on the two-API indirect agreement (restricted placeholder plus the group record), which is exactly how the site's first six checks established it.
“Was this game deleted before?” — the two-layer context
Players ask because deletion has happened twice over in this niche — across the genre and inside this very group. Genre layer: in July 2026, a creator video answered players asking “what happened to the game? did the game get deleted?” — saying an earlier Roblox follower game had been deleted, that a replacement was open, and that accounts below 16 couldn’t play it, which she attributed to Roblox (creator CiciRBLX’s July 2026 video, captions watched September 15, 2026 — attributed context about other/earlier games, not rules for this one; Roblox publishes no policy page on follower-game deletions). For the ban-risk background behind such takedowns, see is it safe?
Developer layer: this group’s own record shows how its games disappear and reappear — the original “hangout follows” (April 2023, 1.47 million visits) sits next to a second “hangout follows” listing created the day the first stopped updating in May 2026, and a listing the developer himself describes as “This is a backup game.” Re-upload and backup are this developer’s documented normal, so Followers game’s private state fits a pattern with precedent on both sides — the genre’s forced deletions and the developer’s voluntary reshuffles. The record does not say which one is happening here, and this page won’t pretend it does.
For comparison: the other “Followers Game” is still public
The same-named game by -The Moon Lanterns- (place 97607545197126) was still publicly listed at our November 11, 2026 check: 2,202,611 visits, 31,467 favorites, created September 2, 2026, description also the one word “simulator”. Two same-named games moving in opposite directions — one private, one public — is exactly why players land on the wrong status page, and why this one carries place IDs on every claim. Full comparison on the homepage disambiguation.
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