By Kaia Lee
As we grew up, our time spent on Roblox shrank and the games got worse. Memories of hours spent on FaceTime with friends are all we have now. Let’s take a look at some of the most nostalgic and most played games of the 2018-2020 era and give them a rating based on nostalgia and overall game!
Adopt Me
10/10
Adopt Me is a classic Roblox game, and many teens my age have memories of taking care of their pets, feeding, sleeping, and taking them to the park. Another special part of the game is its Christmas updates. I have vivid memories of skating through the frozen-over pond collecting gingerbread before my Zoom class, and collecting the advent calendar rewards. Bonus: Adopt Me taught children skills such as money management, recognizing scammers, and responsibility.
Royale High
10000000/10
Royale High is by far my favorite Roblox game of all time. There is just so much to do! You could dress up in a pageant on Sunset Island, attend classes and roleplay at the high school, or even discover hidden easter eggs in Divinia Park. I loved all the different aspects and details of Royale High, and I could play for days without ever getting bored.
Tower of Hell
7.5/10
A very solid game, but very rage-baiting at times. I’ve only ever beaten the game once, and it was my proudest achievement in Roblox. I still find myself playing this game from time to time; it is a good game to play while listening to music or reading a book.
Bloxburg
6/10
I never really gravitated to this game and found myself playing other games more often. I know many of my friends are still obsessed with this game. I just could never figure out how to build a good house, and I was too lazy to figure it out.
Hide and Seek Extreme
7/10
This is a classic game, but it gets boring quickly. I remember finding the best hiding spots and hoping the “it” didn’t find me. I recently revisited this game with my friends, and it was fun for about 3 rounds, but then it got boring.