Alex Ruben
How To Like a Roblox Game on Mobile Devices (iPhone & Android)
Supporting your favorite Roblox games is a pretty good way to show some love for the creators and maybe get a better gaming experience. If you’re on mobile, the steps aren’t too complicated, but there are a few quirks. Sometimes, it just doesn’t work as expected, so here’s what’s worked so far, at least in some cases.
Step 1: Open the Roblox App
First, launch the Roblox app on your phone or tablet. Make sure it’s the latest version — because of course, Roblox has to make it harder than necessary sometimes. On Android, you might check the Play Store for updates, and on iOS, the App Store. If you haven’t installed it yet, just go to the Roblox website or your device’s app store.
Step 2: Find the Game You Want to Support
Once Roblox is open, browse around or search for the game you want to like. Tap on the game icon to open its page. Usually, the like button (the thumbs up icon) is near the bottom or sometimes under the game description, depending on whether the app layout changed again.
Step 3: The Voting Area
This part is weird, but scroll down until you see the thumbs up and thumbs down icons — that’s the voting system. Sometimes, it’s hidden behind ads or in the comments section, which is annoying. On some setups, the voting buttons only appear after you’ve played the game for a bit, not right away. If they don’t show up immediately, try launching the game first, then coming back.
Step 4: Join the Game
This is crucial — tap Play to join the game. You can’t just like a game without actually playing it. No, Roblox doesn’t let you just throw a thumbs-up without tasting the experience. Sometimes, on mobile, the game doesn’t load properly at first, so just restart the app if you hit a snag. The goal’s to make sure your vote counts as feedback from someone who’s actually experienced it.
Step 5: Rate the Game
After you’ve played for a bit, go back to the game’s page and look for that voting section again. Now, tap the thumbs up icon to like, or thumbs down if you didn’t enjoy it. Honestly, on some devices, the buttons aren’t super obvious or don’t respond the first time — just be patient or try reopening the app if needed.
Step 6: Confirmation of Your Vote
Once you tap the like button, it’s registered — hopefully. Sometimes, it feels like the app bugs out, but on reconnect or after a restart, it usually goes through. Your support goes a long way for devs, and it might help highlight the game in some recommendations. Not sure why it works sometimes and not others, but that’s mobile Roblox for you.
Extra Tips & Common Issues
If things aren’t working, here’s what’s been helpful:
- Check your internet connection — a shaky Wi-Fi or mobile data can mess up the vote or the game load.
- Try force-closing the Roblox app (on Android, Settings > Apps > Roblox > Force Stop) and then reopen it.
- If you still don’t see the voting buttons or it’s acting wonky, restart your device. Sometimes that weird little bug just needs a reboot to reset itself.
- Make sure you’re logged into your account — evident, but sometimes obvious steps get skipped in the frustration.
Wrapping Up
Liking a Roblox game on mobile isn’t super complicated, but yeah, it’s prone to little hiccups. Playing the game first seems to be the key — because otherwise, Roblox’s interface can be pretty inconsistent. If the buttons aren’t showing or aren’t responding, a quick restart or update might do the trick. Still, it’s a simple way to support your favorite games and let devs know what’s good.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I like a game without joining it?
Nope, gotta be in the game to vote. Roblox wants to make sure only people who actually played can rate it, otherwise, it’s kinda pointless, right?
What if I accidentally liked a game?
You can usually change your vote by hitting the thumbs down if you changed your mind. But again, it depends on the app version; sometimes, the buttons don’t respond the first few tries.
Does my vote really matter?
Yeah, every like or dislike adds to the game’s overall rating. That helps other players find good stuff—and it also gives creators feedback, even if it’s just a quick tap.
Summary
- Make sure your app’s updated, even if it takes a couple of minutes to get the latest version.
- Join the game first; unsupported votes don’t count.
- Sometimes you need a restart or a reload — tech’s weird like that.
- Patience is key — often the buttons lag or hide, especially on mobile.
Hopefully this shaves off a few hours for someone. Good luck, and happy gaming!