Throw Food For Animals hits 1.3M players, No. 2 on Roblox charts
Throw Food For Animals reached about 1.34M players on Roblox on Nov 7, 2026, up from 238K a day earlier. Chart rank, visits and what we know.
- About 1.34 million players online on Nov 7, 2026, second on Roblox's Top Playing Now chart
- 91.7 million total visits since the Sept 18, 2026 launch
- About 95% positive votes (roughly 49,300 up, 2,800 down)
- Created by Roblox group Goofy Chupacabra, now about 103,400 members
- Simulation / Tycoon, up to 5 players per server, last updated Nov 7
Throw Food For Animals is now the second most-played experience on Roblox, with about 1.34 million players online on November 7, 2026, according to Roblox's public data. A day earlier we reported roughly 238,700 players and a fifth-place chart position, so the simulation tycoon from the group Goofy Chupacabra has moved far up the Roblox Charts in a short time.
The numbers behind the jump
Roblox publishes concurrent-user counts, visits, votes and favorites for every public experience, and the figures below come from that public data, read on the afternoon of November 7 (UTC). Throw Food For Animals showed about 1.34 million players online, 91.7 million total visits and roughly 99,700 favorites. Its vote tally stood at about 49,300 up and 2,800 down, which works out to roughly 95% positive, a touch higher than the 94% we noted a day earlier.
On the Top Playing Now chart it sat behind only Steal An Egg, which had roughly 1.6 to 1.7 million players at the time. Below it came Brookhaven RP (about 625,000), Blox Fruits (about 608,000), Murder Mystery 2 (about 300,000), 99 Nights in the Forest (about 267,000), RIVALS (about 238,000) and Adopt Me! (about 217,000). Throw Food For Animals also holds the second slot on the Top Trending sort, again behind only Blox Fruits.
Read concurrent numbers as snapshots. Roblox player counts swing sharply with time of day and with the regions that are awake, which is why several experiences look larger in this report than in our November 6 chart story. The ranking is the useful signal, not any single figure.
What changed in a day
Our earlier report counted 73.7 million visits and a rank of five. The experience has since added roughly 18 million visits and passed three of the experiences that were ahead of it. Roblox's data also shows that the experience was updated on November 7 at about 13:46 UTC, so the developers are shipping changes while the audience grows. The listing does not say what the update contains, and we have not found an official changelog, so we are not guessing at the content.
The group behind it has grown too. The Goofy Chupacabra community page showed about 103,400 members, up from roughly 74,000 in our previous report, and the group moved to community tier 3 on October 31, 2026.
How the game plays
The official Roblox experience page lays out the loop in six lines: throw food as far as you can, attract and collect animals from different areas, earn money from your animals, buy better food to attract rarer animals, train on pull-up stands to gain Throw Power, and reach new areas with stronger and rarer animals. It is listed as Simulation with a Tycoon sub-genre and supports up to five players per server. It launched on September 18, 2026, which means this climb came about seven weeks after release.
For anyone jumping in now, the practical advice from the description is simple: build Throw Power early, upgrade your food before chasing rare animals and move to new areas as your distance allows. Specific animal names, rarity tables and area unlock numbers are not published by the developer, so we are not listing any. The experience has no official codes list that we could find either, so treat any site promising "working codes" with caution and read our explainer on how Roblox codes and promo systems work.
Why it matters for Roblox
Two simple tycoon-style experiences now occupy the top two spots on the Roblox chart, which matches the pet-collection pattern behind Steal An Egg, the current leader. The platform-level context is the audience: Roblox reported 138 million daily active users in its latest results, which we covered in our Q3 2026 earnings report. A hit with 1.3 million concurrent players shows how quickly a young experience can scale on that base.
Fast risers also tend to fade quickly, so the next few weeks matter. Watch whether the concurrent count holds once the novelty settles and whether the developer posts roadmap details. For the full background, our earlier chart report and the Throw Food For Animals hub collect what we have published, and the news section carries the next update.
FAQ
How many players does Throw Food For Animals have?
Roblox's public data showed about 1.34 million players online on November 7, 2026, making it the second most-played experience on the platform at that time.
Who made Throw Food For Animals?
The Roblox group Goofy Chupacabra publishes it. The experience was created on September 18, 2026 and supports up to five players per server.
Why do the player numbers differ from your earlier article?
Concurrent counts change with the time of day and region. Our November 6 report recorded about 238,700 players, while the November 7 snapshot showed about 1.34 million.
Are there Throw Food For Animals codes?
We could not find an official codes list for the experience, so we do not publish any. Check the official Roblox page and the developer's group for announcements.
How we got here
- Sep 18, 2026Throw Food For Animals launches on Roblox
- Oct 31, 2026Goofy Chupacabra moves to community tier 3
- Nov 6, 2026About 238,700 players online, fifth on the chart
- Nov 7, 2026About 1.34 million players online, second on the chart
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