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Voxq Enterprises
Everything Voxq Enterprises publishes on Roblox that we track — 2 experiences, 48.3M lifetime visits between them, with a live player count on each and the whole line-up added together. Refreshed hourly.
Games by Voxq Enterprises
Ranked by players in the game at the last hourly reading. RBLXDB Rank is the position within the 1,905 games that were rank-eligible in that run — our own set, not a Roblox chart.
| Experience | Playing now | RBLXDB Rank | Visits | Likes | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Death Order: Simon Says | 4,898 | #289 of 1,905 | 40M | 119.4K | 2026-08-22 |
| Dying Days: Zombies | 45 | — | 8.3M | 61.6K | 2026-08-19 |
Combined players over time
Every game this studio publishes, added together, against the same total earlier. A window only reports when all 2 games have a reading behind it — a partial sum would read as a crash rather than a gap.
| Window | Players then | Players now | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1h | 4,812 | 4,943 | +131 (+2.7%) |
| 24h | — | 4,943 | — |
| 7d | — | 4,943 | — |
About Voxq Enterprises
Voxq Enterprises is the publisher name Roblox prints under 2 experiences in our database. The one carrying the studio is Death Order: Simon Says, on 4,898 concurrent players and 40M lifetime visits — far ahead of anything else they run, which is the usual Roblox shape: one experience carries the account and the rest orbit it.
Across the whole line-up that is 48.3M visits and 181K likes, currently 4,943 people in-game between them. That puts them 31st of the 102 multi-game studios we rank. Roblox has every one of their games on the catch-all "All" genre — the default almost nobody changes — so there is no useful genre read here.
The most recent update to anything they publish landed on 2026-08-22. Update dates are the honest signal of whether a studio is still working: a huge visit count next to a two-year-old update is a studio that had a hit and moved on, and no player count tells you that.
How we identify a studio
By the publisher name Roblox reports on the experience, and nothing else. When Roblox serves us a game it includes the account or community that published it, we group every game sharing that string, and the result is this page. Roblox additionally links these games to the community “Voxq Enterprises”, which is its own record rather than a name match we performed, so the group page carries the ID and join link.
What that does not establish is who anyone is. We do not verify identity, incorporation or ownership, and nothing here should be read as saying Voxq Enterprises is a registered business or that any particular person is behind it. Where this site shows a verification marker anywhere it means verified on rblxdb — proven control of an experience — and it is never a statement about a real-world company. There is no such marker on this page.
The other limit is coverage. We rank inside our own tracked set, so a studio with a fourth game we have not discovered looks smaller here than it is, and its combined player total is under-counted rather than wrong. That is also why a page needs 2 games and 500 combined players before it exists at all — below that there is no portfolio to describe and the page would only repeat the game page.
Voxq Enterprises questions
Voxq Enterprises publishes 2 experiences that we track: Death Order: Simon Says, Dying Days: Zombies. The biggest is Death Order: Simon Says, which had 4,898 people in it at the last hourly reading. Roblox reports the publisher name on each experience and we group by it, so a game released under a different account name would not appear here even if the same people made it.
4,943 across all 2 of them, adding up the newest hourly reading for each. That combined figure is the point of this page: no Roblox screen shows you a publisher's total, only one game at a time. The number moves through the day like any concurrent count, peaking in the evening in whichever timezone the audience sits in.
We make no claim either way, and neither does Roblox. A publisher name is whatever the person who set the account up typed in, and names ending in "Studios", "Inc" or "Games" belong to solo teenagers as often as to registered businesses. This page describes the experiences Roblox attributes to the name Voxq Enterprises — nothing about ownership, incorporation or who works there.
Their best-placed game sits at RBLXDB Rank #289 out of the 1,905 games that were rank-eligible in that hourly run. That is a position inside our tracked set, not a Roblox chart — Roblox does not publish rankings, so the population it was measured against is printed every time the number is. As the tracked set grows the same game can shift rank without changing at all.
31st of the 102 multi-game studios we rank, by combined players across the whole line-up rather than by their biggest single game. That ordering deliberately rewards a studio running several mid-sized experiences over one holding a single hit, because keeping three games alive is the harder thing and no game-by-game chart can show it.
Roblox links these experiences to the community "Voxq Enterprises", which has 1,008,220 members. That link comes from Roblox's own data rather than from us matching names, which matters because publisher names and group names often differ. Joining a group is usually how you get its in-game perks and how the developers hand out codes, and the group page here has the ID and join link.
Player counts and ranks come from an hourly sweep, so nothing here is more than an hour old. Visits, likes and the list of games itself come from the daily sync. Hourly collection started on 2026-08-17 with 117 complete runs stored so far, so change windows longer than that still read as a dash. A dash always means "not measured over that window", never "unchanged".
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Death Order: Simon Says has its own page with the full stat history, active codes and how to play it. Trending Roblox games ranks every experience we track by live players, and best Roblox games sorts the same set by genre. The group page covers the community side — member count, group ID and join link. Game codes tracks working redeem codes across everything on the site, this studio's experiences included.