Baddies Roblox -- Guides, Codes & Tips (2026)

By Money Lord — Founder & Editor | Updated: September 11, 2026

Baddies is a fighting-and-hangout game on Roblox from the verified group Meow Meow Games!, and it has taken 1,848,419,500 visits since launching on October 3, 2022, as of September 11, 2026. This page is your front door to every Baddies article we run — the live code list, the guide, and the head-to-head comparison — plus the current numbers and what the developer has actually announced next.

Baddies is not round-based. There is no timer, no win condition and no scoreboard — the developer's own Roblox description sums it up as "Mop Baddies, Hang Out, Get Money". The "baddies" are other players: you stomp downed opponents with E, pull hair with F once your bar is charged, carry downed players with G, and smash ATMs around the map for cash. Servers cap at 22 players.

The description also promises "UPDATES every weekend!!", and the live signals back that up. Note one naming trap that trips up most write-ups on this game: Baddies Entertainment is the name of the community's Discord server, not the studio. The studio is the Roblox group Meow Meow Games! (1,393,075 members as of September 11, 2026), owned by the account B4ddies911.

Cosmetics are central to the Baddies experience. Currency earned through play funds cosmetic upgrades that let you stand out in the server and show off your time investment. Having Robux available accelerates this side of the game, which is where Earnaldo's task system pairs naturally with your sessions.

Quick Stats

All four figures read live from the Roblox API and our radar on September 11, 2026. Concurrency is a range, not a snapshot — see Baddies in numbers below.

What's the current Baddies update?

The community wiki's update log is not a current source — it stops at Update 8, dated August 24, 2024, despite the page having been moved as recently as September 5, 2026. Anyone quoting recent numbered Baddies patch notes is not reading the wiki.

The most recent developer-authored statement is the WEAPON EVENT, which Meow Meow Games! published to Roblox's own events feed on September 6, 2026 for a September 12–13, 2026 run. In the studio's own words it carries:

• A limited-stock weapon claimed by earning slays — fresh stock daily, first come first served
• A new Apex Spin Wheel with a chance at the Apex Blade
• A Fall 2026 Crate of limited-time autumn items
• A bigger Trading Plaza booth for VIP players
• Finisher previews, so you can watch a finisher before trading for it

What's next for Baddies?

Nothing beyond that event is dated by the developer. The event copy says the weapon runs "seven days" while the record itself is booked for a 24-hour window, so the end date is genuinely ambiguous and we will not guess it. The codes list, meanwhile, has not moved in months — the codes page shows how long that drought has run, and how we verify codes explains what we check before saying so.

All Baddies Guides & Articles

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Why Play Baddies?

There is nothing to commit to. No round to forfeit, no timer, no progress tied to a server — the 22-player cap means one session is a small room of people improvising, and rejoining costs you nothing. Our Baddies guide breaks down the combat numbers that decide those fights, including why you cannot actually be killed unless you are stomped at critically low HP.

Against Murder Mystery 2 the trade is scale for immediacy: MM2 is roughly sixteen times bigger by lifetime visits and runs a twelve-year trading economy, while Baddies gives you a fight in the first ten seconds and no rules about how you have it. The comparison page puts both games' live numbers side by side.

Baddies in numbers

Read live on September 11, 2026 from the Roblox games and groups APIs, plus our own six-hourly radar samples across the preceding week.

• 1,848,419,500 visits since launch on October 3, 2022 (as of September 11, 2026)
• 2,908–12,065 concurrent players across the week to September 11, 2026, median in the mid-5,000s — a range, not a peak, because the count roughly quadruples between the quiet afternoon UTC window and the overnight one
• 6,381,447 favourites (as of September 11, 2026)
• 473,571 likes against 95,271 dislikes — an 83% like ratio (as of September 11, 2026)
• 1,393,075 members in the Meow Meow Games! group, which carries a Roblox verified badge (as of September 11, 2026)
• 22 players maximum per server; 10 game passes on sale, 199–899 Robux (as of September 11, 2026)

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