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Roblox's own help pages describe playing through an installed app and an account, so if you want something similar with nothing to install, Playnaut is a free option: 234 games in the browser, including obbies, tycoons, hide and seek, pet games and dozens of games with shared online rooms. You can start as a guest on a phone, tablet, Chromebook or computer.
Playnaut is not affiliated with Roblox. None of these games is a Roblox game; they are Playnaut's own, with similar ideas.
| Playnaut | Roblox | |
|---|---|---|
| Install | None: plays in the browser | The Roblox Player app installs when you press Play on a computer |
| Account | Not needed | Needed; account type is set by age |
| Chromebook | Runs in Chrome | Needs the Google Play Store turned on |
| Price | Free | Free, with in-app purchases |
| Who makes the games | Almost every game is made by Playnaut | Players, with Roblox Studio |
| Chat | Filtered chat with tap-to-send quick phrases | Needs an age check; off without one |
2000 Steps to VIP
Steal Brainrots for Cash
Hide and Seek as Furniture
Glide for Pets
Survive the Disaster
CubewildYes. Playnaut runs in the browser with nothing to install and has the same kinds of games: obbies, tycoons, pet games, hide and seek and survival. It is not Roblox and is not connected to it.
Yes. They run in the Chrome browser. Whether a site opens on a school device is up to the school.
No. You can play as a guest. Signing in is optional and keeps your progress across devices.
Yes. Dozens of Playnaut games run in shared online rooms, and computer players fill empty seats so a round can always start. There are no private rooms or invite codes yet.
Chat on Playnaut is filtered, and there are quick phrases you can tap instead of typing.
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