About us
About McRome
McRome helps Roblox players find working codes, understand what games are worth their time, and see exactly what Robux costs in their local currency — all in one place.
What McRome is
We publish game guides for the most-played Roblox experiences. Each guide covers the basics of the game, tips for new players, community-voted codes, and a Robux converter showing real-money prices in USD, GBP, EUR, and BRL.
We only publish guides for games with a meaningful active player count. Low-traffic games are tracked but not published until they have enough community interest to be worth covering.
How our data works
Active player counts
Player counts are pulled directly from the Roblox API once per day and shown on every game page. We also show the 24-hour change so you can see if a game is growing or losing players. These numbers are as accurate as Roblox's own data.
Community code verification
Anyone can vote on whether a code is working or expired. Votes are counted and displayed as a success rate on every code. A code showing 90%+ working rate has been confirmed by multiple real players recently. A code below 50% has likely expired — we flag it clearly so you don't waste time trying it.
We do not add codes automatically. Codes come from community submissions and are shown with their vote data so you can judge their reliability yourself.
Robux pricing
Our Robux converter uses 2026 web purchase rates verified against Roblox's own pricing pages. We update rates when Roblox publishes pricing changes. Rates are estimates — always confirm on roblox.com before purchasing.
Guide content
Game guide summaries and FAQs are written to give players a quick overview of each game. We review guides for accuracy and update them when games release major updates. If you find an error, please report it using the contact details below.
Editorial standards
- We only publish guides for games that have a meaningful, active player base.
- Player counts and code success rates are sourced from real data — we do not estimate or fabricate these.
- When a code expires, it is marked as expired. We do not remove expired codes — seeing what has expired is useful information.
- If a guide contains an error, we correct it. Corrections are made as soon as they are reported.
- We disclose affiliate links clearly. Amazon affiliate links on our site are marked and help support McRome at no extra cost to you.
Corrections policy
If you find incorrect information on any McRome page — wrong player count, outdated guide content, a code listed as working that has expired, or anything else — please email us. We aim to correct factual errors within 24 hours of being notified.
To report an error, include the page URL and what is incorrect. You do not need to provide a correction — just flagging the issue is enough.
Contact us
Questions, error reports, code submissions, or feedback — email us at contact@mcrome.com. We read every message.