Rooftop Run

We track player ratings for web games across major gaming platforms like CrazyGames, Poki, and others. More ratings mean more players discovering and trying each game. By monitoring how these numbers change over time, we identify the most popular and trending browser games.

Rankings are updated daily. We collect rating data from all tracked platforms every 24 hours, so you always see the latest player activity and trending games.

Understanding a game's standing requires context. We benchmark its Trending Score against the Platformer average of 20,878. By looking at the category leader, Rooftop Run (195,527), and the lowest entry, Boing FRVR, you can clearly see the competitive range.

The Position Change widget allows you to track this. Look for upward shifts in rank immediately following an update. If that growth exceeds the category average of 1341.6%, it indicates the new content is performing well.

Certain platforms favor specific mechanics. Right now, the Platformer tag sees the highest engagement on MSN. This game ranks #16 there, whereas the category leader holds the #16 spot.

Duration varies by genre. Top Platformer titles usually hold their trend peak for around 6 months. The average is shorter—about 4 months—but standout games like Squicky often stay relevant for more than a year.