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Ocean Conservation Experience

by Natalie_ClaboServer size: 50Created Apr 21, 2021Game updated Sep 28, 2024
Play on Roblox
Latest player count
0
β–² 0.0% vs prior 24h
24h peak
3
avg 1
7-day peak
4
avg 1
30-day peak
6
avg 1
Observed peak
6
Aug 15, 2026
Since Aug 11, 2026
Global rank
β€”
no players in latest sample

Player count history

Ocean Conservation Experience β€” concurrent players
Ocean Conservation Experience β€” concurrent players30

Performance analysis

Measured on average concurrent players rather than a single spike, Ocean Conservation Experience is up 0.0% day over day, up 0.0% week over week, up 0.0% over 30 days.

Ocean Conservation Experience set its observed peak 43 days ago; its 7-day average is 17% of that peak.

Player counts by period

PeriodAveragePeakChange
Last 24 hours13β–² 0.0%
Last 7 days14β–² 0.0%
Last 30 days16β–² 0.0%
Since Aug 11, 2026β€”649 days tracked

Growth

Metric24h7d30d
Visits gained+435+3.6K+16.8K
Favorites gained+1+9+105
Likes gained+388.8% positive overall
Dislikes gained+019,617 πŸ‘ Β· 2,467 πŸ‘Ž
Totals4.4M visits Β· 47.8K favorites

Rankings

Live playersβ€”
24h peak#10,898 Β· Top 50%
Observed peak#11,643 Β· Top 50%
Total visits#7,648 Β· Top 50%
Favorites#6,931 Β· Top 50%
Rating#4,506 Β· Top 50%

Records

Highest recorded CCU6 Β· Aug 15, 2026
Best day for visits+1K Β· Sep 12, 2026
24h low0
Avg. session (est.)3 min
Tracked sinceAug 11, 2026
Days with recorded data49 days of history

Daily breakdown

Day (UTC)Avg playersPeak playersVisits gained
Sep 28, 202613+238
Sep 27, 202612+768
Sep 26, 202613+622
Sep 25, 202614+492
Sep 24, 202614+521
Sep 23, 202614+413
Sep 22, 202612+424
Sep 21, 202612+575
Sep 20, 202612+597
Sep 19, 202626+671
Sep 18, 202612+642
Sep 17, 202613+422
Sep 16, 202613+526
Sep 15, 202612+467

Estimated developer earnings

Per day
$0 – $0
30-day model projection
$2
Earned Robux / day
R$ 19

Modeled from average concurrent players, assumed earned Robux per player-hour by genre, and a fixed $0.0038 per earned Robux. These are not reported game earnings. The range is the central model divided and multiplied by three, not a confidence interval; actual earnings may fall outside it. Special DevEx rates, purchases, revenue shares and expenses are not modeled. Not financial data. Model assumption for this game: 0.8 earned Robux per player-hour. Formula and limitations.

Visits history

Ocean Conservation Experience β€” total visits
Ocean Conservation Experience β€” total visits4.4M4.4M

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Frequently asked questions

How many people are playing Ocean Conservation Experience right now?

Ocean Conservation Experience's latest recorded count is 0 concurrent players on Roblox, sampled at 2026-09-28 13:35 UTC. That is 100% below its average over the last 24 hours.

What is Ocean Conservation Experience's highest recorded player count?

RoVitals began tracking Ocean Conservation Experience on August 11, 2026; the highest count sampled since then is 6 on August 15, 2026; earlier peaks and peaks between samples may be higher.

Is Ocean Conservation Experience growing or dying?

Ocean Conservation Experience has grown 0.0% over the past 7 days, averaging 1 concurrent players against 1 the week before.

How many visits does Ocean Conservation Experience have?

Ocean Conservation Experience has been played 4,389,317 times in total, 16,750 of them in the past 30 days.

How much money does Ocean Conservation Experience make?

The RoVitals model puts Ocean Conservation Experience's developer earnings at roughly $0–$0 a day, from its average concurrent players and a genre earnings assumption. Roblox does not publish per-game revenue, and actual earnings can differ several-fold.

Description from Roblox, by Natalie_Clabo

Global warming is causing sea levels to rise, threatening coastal population centers as well as heating up the ocean which is extremely dangerous to marine life especially shellfish. Overfishing through trawlers both legally and illegally is depleting our marine life as well as destroying coral reefs. Whales and dolphins are being hunted in horrible ways as well as being used for entertainment by inhumane marine parks. Many pesticides and nutrients used in agriculture end up in the coastal waters, resulting in oxygen depletion that kills marine plants and shellfish. Factories and industrial plants discharge sewage and other runoff into the oceans.

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History since Aug 11, 2026. Data methodology.