ROBLUXX
All articles
  • Platform
  • Behind the scenes
  • Discovery

How We Organize the Robluxx Game Library

Why a smaller, well-organized game library is better than a giant list of links, and how we sort our games.

More isn't always better

It's easy to think that the best game site is the one with the most games. But a page with thousands of links quickly becomes overwhelming. You end up scrolling forever without finding anything you actually want to play.

We'd rather have a smaller library where every game is easy to find and has a page that actually tells you something useful about it.

Sorting by category

Every game on Robluxx is tagged with categories like Puzzle, Action, Racing, Sports, Educational, and Kids. That way, if you're in the mood for something calm, you can head straight to the puzzles, and if you want something fast, the action games are all in one place.

On each game page, the related games section shows games that share a category with the one you're looking at. If you enjoy Sorting Balls, you'll see other relaxing puzzles rather than a random mix.

Writing useful game pages

A game page should help you decide whether a game is for you before you start playing. That's why each page has a description of what the game is about, a How to Play section with the actual controls and goals, tips for doing well, and suggestions for similar games.

We're steadily improving these pages, adding screenshots and more detail from our own time playing each game.

Keeping things working

Games occasionally break. A file might fail to load, or the sound might not work on a certain browser. When that happens, we want to know. If you find a game that isn't working properly, please let us know through our contact page, and we'll look into it.

A good game library isn't something you build once and leave. It needs regular attention, and that's what we aim to give it.