I Made 3 Viral Roblox Games in a Row (Here's What I Wish I Knew Sooner)

This video is called I made three viral Roblox games in a row. And here's what I wish I knew sooner. Guys, most of my videos, you know, we're celebrating wins. But in this video, I want to go over all of the lessons I've learned, the mistakes I've made, the failures for one of my games, which I'm going to get

into. That way, you guys don't have to make these mistakes yourself. If you're new here, I mean, just look at my channel. Here's proof. Each of these videos, I go over three different games. We have hack a business, build a base and steel, and raise anomaly. Those are my three previous releases that went

viral. Okay, now without further ado, let's just [ __ ] dive in, man. We got a lot to go over today. I got screenshots. I got a lot of validated data. I just want to chop this up with you guys. All right, let's start here. Okay, lesson number one, details matter a lot, especially for onboarding. You

can see our game Raisenly. It went viral around last month. You know, Kais played it, Fulton played it, etc., etc. I want to be crystal clear about something. All right, time to be radically transparent. You guys see this title here. I made another $44,000 month Roblox game. This revenue screenshot was taken on a Monday

after we had weekend revenue and I extrapolated it out. I did expect the game to make around 40 grand. Full transparency though, the game is now pretty much dead. You can see 235 ccu and here's how much total USD it's made accounting for devx rates. So around 10 to 12 grand short from what my video

title said. But that's just radical transparency. And also I'm moving away from simulators for this reason because I just can't [ __ ] sustain a family by making games that only survive for a month. So that's a whole different story for a different day. But if you are trying to, you know, make a nice little