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Get Eaten!

TrainedDoorman • Tracked since Sep 14, 2020 · 1,722 days of data

Simulation

Live CCU

157

Growth (24h)

-7.6%

Approval

Last update

9 days ago

Creator

TrainedDoorman

User

Genre

Simulation

Age rating

Published

Jun 9, 2010

16.2 years ago

Server size

20 players

~8 servers at current CCU

Visits

366.7M

1.6M favorites · lifetime

Engagement

Measured from Jul 22, 2026 to Aug 5, 2026 — 15 of those 15 days were collected.

Time per visit

9 min

Player-hours ÷ visits

Favorites per 1K visits

2.97

New favorites ÷ new visits, last 28 days

Visits per day

38.4K

Change in lifetime visits ÷ 14 days elapsed

Benchmarks

Percentile against 685 live Simulation games.

Simulation
Live CCU157
35th percentile35%

Cohort median 434

Approval
0th percentile0%

Cohort median 94.8%

Favorites / 1K visits2.97
49th percentile49%

Cohort median 3.05 · last 28 days

History

Average concurrent players, new favorites per day, and visits as a 7-day rate. Gaps are periods with no collected data and are drawn as breaks, never interpolated.

15 days shown
90d150d1yAlllocked · archive reaches back to Sep 14, 2020
Playersavg concurrent
Visitsnew per day (7-day rate)
Favoritesnew per day

This chart shows the most recent 15 days. Get Eaten! has 1,722 days of collected history going back to Sep 14, 2020 open it in the dashboard to move the window.

Sort rank history

Best position held each day on each Roblox discovery sort, collected hourly. Update markers come from Roblox's own timestamps, logged since May 4, 2026.

Rank history is included with Indie

Get Eaten! is not on a tracked sort right now. Rank history shows when it last was.

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About Get Eaten!

Get Eaten! is a Roblox experience by TrainedDoorman in the Simulation genre. BloxBunny has recorded 1,722 days of data for it, starting 2020-09-14. It currently has 157 concurrent players and 366.7M lifetime visits. Player counts, visits, favorites and Roblox sort rankings are captured hourly; periods with no collected data are shown as breaks in the charts rather than smoothed over — see our data coverage page.