Exploring Dead ROBLOX Games 2

As Roblox has grown as a platform, for better or for worse, many trends and games that you probably experienced years ago have been forgotten by the general public. Today, I'm going to be looking at abandoned and forgotten Roblox games.

thanks to delta & tea for helping with the video's script again :-)
00:00 Intro
00:28 Cart Ride games
00:45 Name That Character games
01:08 Badge hunts/walks, Find That games
01:58 Stickmasterluke: Jailbreak
02:35 Stickmasterluke: Medieval Clash
03:11 Stickmasterluke: LOLcaptions
03:25 Stickmasterluke: Deception Infection
03:42 Stickmasterluke: Fencing
03:45 Stickmasterluke: Down Hill Smash
03:59 Stickmasterluke: Cube Eat Cube
04:18 Lando64000: Pokémon Brick Bronze
05:00 Lando64000: Hide & Seek
05:23 Lando64000: A Pirate's Life
05:39 Lando's Haunted Mansion, etc.
05:56 Mashables
06:36 PixelFlame's Neighborhood
07:00 Thrillville Theme Park, by JJ5x5
07:39 Destruction Derby v35.3.0
07:55 Top Roblox Runway Model
08:21 Martial Arts Battle Arena
08:52 Bridge Sword Fight
09:05 Parkour Tag
09:36 Outro (thanks steve, rab, and ray)

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[uberschnilthegreat]

I remember playing Top Roblox Runway Model, and I can say that the game being a tantalizing target for exploiters towards the end of its lifespan was what really hit the final nail in the coffin. It seemed like people were dead set on killing that game by making every server unplayable, and to an extent they succeeded.

[fostrate]

4:20 I've been missing Brick Bronze A LOT recently. The game meant so much to me and it managed to be so original while not just being another Pokemon spinoff. Many of my greatest Roblox memories come from it, and to this day I consider it the greatest Roblox game to ever exist. Thank you so much for covering it!

[oscmatis]

An amazing example of the “find the things genre” would be Find Everything, by Polyhex. The game features it’s own platformer mechanics, references and even a gym to unlock new mobility features.

[pastelantlers]

Parkour Tag was literally everything to me. What hurts even more is that I was there LIVE watching it's downfall. What hurt the games player base was the lack of new content. Dibs was a very slow updater to the game, on top of this his lack of transparency with the community.

[trashbag]

5:02 Fun fact, I actually play this hide and seek game a LOT, and about 95% of the time, there's at least 4 people in the server. In fact, one time I was playing, there were 3 servers active, which is a lot for this dead game since the servers can hold about 15 - 20 people each.

[Michael-pplz]

I like how simple the older games were. Base Wars is a good example of a game that never really failed. Been around for a long time and people still play it, but I feel like it lost its old player base after an overhaul back in 2017 or 2018.

[spritewshere]

I remember in 2017, Lando's Hide and Seek game used to be booming with popularity. I occasionally play it every now and then, And I'm glad you mentioned the game in the video!

[spacebarw]

WE BOUTTA GET OLD GAMES POPULAR AGAIN WITH THIS ONE🔥🔥🔥

[victoriouswinner]

seeing mashables on this list took me back. i remember being STOKED when dantdm played it. my heart dropped when i realized it was broken. i do hope someone creates a remaster similar to it soon

[Vuthakral]

Some more knowledge from an OG:
- "Lando Caverns", as well as a ton of other cavern-themed exploration games derive their inspiration from the 2008 game "Doom Caverns" by Maelstronomer.
- "Badge walk" games were viewed in negative light by most people of the era.
- The meshes used in Deception Infection are puzzling. They are Halo weapon models that were uploaded way back in the day back when custom meshes required you to load up assets in Studio to work, but somehow they have transcended time & space and managed to appear in modern Roblox. I always wondered if they were always hidden in the game along with the old gravity hammer mesh from back in the day.
- "A Pirate's Life" was heavily inspired by Disney's "Pirates of the Caribbean Online", and shares a lot of elements between the games.

[Planetkid]

I actually remember hearing of the games “A Pirate’s Life” and “Lando’s Haunted Mansion” from these old roblox bloopers videos from mid-January 2010 that had music from Super Mario RPG.

[RahRizzle]

One game I remember being on the home page during 2017 was Vampire Hunter 1 and 2 by ZacAttack. Both games had the sane main premise, but overall stayed unique. It was like murder mystery with a twist and extra modes. Shame it's so dead now. I played those games so much

[Puffymillie]

This video is really well put together, I remember playing all of these old games during my childhood, some of them are just rotting in my favorites page currently, it’s a shame how fast things can change online, I do genuinely miss playing these games when they were full of players. (Also cool thing I noticed, you joined roblox on my birthday lol, august 11th)

[crusader_gaming]

Stick mater trying to not make good vintage games: impossible

[CactusTeam]

was rlly fun recording the b-roll with u and every1, glad to see this out !!! :D

[Eqzotik]

“Multi Minigames” is also another example of dead Roblox games that were really popular. I remember playing the game a lot as a kid and owning all the items, it’s a shame that the game barely or does not have players at all anymore. :(

[anotherperson]

this guy somehow unlocked sooo many memories in 10 minutes

[JuliusD]

Parkour tag is so fun. I hope they add things to keep it fresh and alive in its sequel. Thats basicallg what any game needs nowadays, new content to keep ppl playing.

[ChadTheCreator]

Sick video! This definitely brings me back - I joined Roblox in 2007 and many of these games were games I enjoyed a lot back in the day.

I'm the creator of After The Flash and Club Boates. Lando graciously decided to make me the first gym boss of Brick Bronze back in 2014 or 2015. I also worked with stickmasterluke on Deception Infection 2, making maps for the game. It never fully came to fruition but it was tons of fun playing it.

[LevitationMaster]

Idk if you've already done this, but mix the Dead Games Videos and the Games that Won't Die Video to make a "Games that died but became popular again" video. I can think of only one; The Underground War, which I remember suddenly jumped to the top page out of nowhere a couple of years ago.