99 Nights in the Forest review

99 Nights in the Forest is the co-op pick. Its Roblox description is only two sentences long: build a camp with friends, and something is watching you. That simple setup has drawn 30.4B+ visits since the game was created in March 2025, and 120,901 people were playing when we checked. The goal is in the title: survive 99 nights in the forest as a group. Servers hold up to 25 players, and the maturity label is Minimal with occasional mild fear and violence, so the scares are light. Compared with Doors, which is a harder horror game, 99 Nights is more about teamwork and building than about jump scares. The trade-offs are that the developer documents very little on the page, so players learn the systems by playing, and it is less fun alone. We compared documented features and published prices; we did not play-test the game.

Who it is for

Friend groups who want co-op survival with light scares.

Price

Free to play; optional purchases use Robux, and Roblox Premium starts at $4.99 a month on the US App Store.

Roblox Premium 450 One Month $4.99
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 10, 2026.

Key features

• Co-op camp building with friends
• Survival over 99 nights in a forest
• Light horror theme with something watching the players
• Servers of up to 25 players
• Rated Minimal, with occasional mild fear and violence

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: A clear goal, unlike open-ended sandboxes
• Strength: Built for teamwork
• Strength: 120,901 people playing when we checked
• Weakness: The game page describes very little, so players learn by doing
• Weakness: Horror themes may not suit every child
• Weakness: Fun drops when playing alone

Key facts

• Developer: Grandma's Favourite Games
• Maturity: Minimal
• Genre: Survival
• Server size: 25 players
• Active players: 120,901 on Nov 10, 2026

Where it ranks

99 Nights in the Forest is No. 7 in our Best Roblox Games verdict.