1. Free Oakley Roblox Codes

Part of the Oakley Package available exclusively on Xbox One. Oakley's Face is an Xbox One exclusive face that was published into the avatar shop by ROBLOX on September 29, 2015. It is a part of the Oakley bundle. As of October 28, 2019, it has been favorited 9,332 times.

1. PLAYER = game.Players.LocalPlayer
2. CC = game.Workspace.CurrentCamera
3. ENABLED = false
4. _G.ESP_BIND = 52
5. local PLAYERS = {}
6. local DISTANCES = {}
7. if v ~= PLAYER then
8. end
9. for i, v in pairs(PLAYERS) do
10. if v and (v.Character) ~= nil and v.TeamColor ~= PLAYER.TeamColor then
11. local AIM = v.Character:FindFirstChild(_G.AIM_AT)
12. local DISTANCE = (AIM.Position - game.Workspace.CurrentCamera.CoordinateFrame.p).magnitude
13. local RAY = Ray.new(game.Workspace.CurrentCamera.CoordinateFrame.p, (MOUSE.Hit.p - CC.CoordinateFrame.p).unit * DISTANCE)
14. local HIT,POS = game.Workspace:FindPartOnRay(RAY, game.Workspace)
15. local DIFF = math.floor((POS - AIM.Position).magnitude)
16. PLAYER_HOLD[v.Name .. i].dist = DISTANCE
17. PLAYER_HOLD[v.Name .. i].diff = DIFF
18. end
19. elseif _G.FREE_FOR_ALL true then
20. local AIM = v.Character:FindFirstChild(_G.AIM_AT)
21. local DISTANCE = (AIM.Position - game.Workspace.CurrentCamera.CoordinateFrame.p).magnitude
22. local RAY = Ray.new(game.Workspace.CurrentCamera.CoordinateFrame.p, (MOUSE.Hit.p - CC.CoordinateFrame.p).unit * DISTANCE)
23. local HIT,POS = game.Workspace:FindPartOnRay(RAY, game.Workspace)
24. local DIFF = math.floor((POS - AIM.Position).magnitude)
25. PLAYER_HOLD[v.Name .. i].dist = DISTANCE
26. PLAYER_HOLD[v.Name .. i].diff = DIFF
27. end
28. end
29. if unpack(DISTANCES) nil then
30. end
31. local L_DISTANCE = math.floor(math.min(unpack(DISTANCES)))
32. return false
33. if v.diff L_DISTANCE then
34. end
35. return false
36. GUI_MAIN = Instance.new('ScreenGui', game.CoreGui)
37. GUI_AIM_AT = Instance.new('TextLabel', GUI_MAIN)
38. GUI_MAIN.Name = 'AIMBOT'
39. GUI_TARGET.Size = UDim2.new(0,200,0,30)
40. GUI_TARGET.BackgroundColor = BrickColor.new('Fossil')
41. GUI_TARGET.Position = UDim2.new(0.5,-100,0,0)
42. GUI_TARGET.TextColor3 = Color3.new(1,1,1)
43. GUI_TARGET.TextWrapped = true
44. GUI_TARGET.Font = 'SourceSansBold'
45. GUI_AIM_AT.Size = UDim2.new(0,200,0,20)
46. GUI_AIM_AT.BackgroundColor = BrickColor.new('Fossil')
47. GUI_AIM_AT.Position = UDim2.new(0.5,-100,0,30)
48. GUI_AIM_AT.TextColor3 = Color3.new(1,1,1)
49. GUI_AIM_AT.TextWrapped = true
50. GUI_AIM_AT.Font = 'SourceSansBold'
51. local TRACK = false
52. function CREATE(BASE, TEAM)
53. local ESP_MAIN = Instance.new('BillboardGui', PLAYER.PlayerGui)
54. local ESP_NAME = Instance.new('TextLabel', ESP_MAIN)
55. ESP_MAIN.Name = 'ESP'
56. ESP_MAIN.AlwaysOnTop = true
57. ESP_MAIN.Size = UDim2.new(0, 5, 0, 5)
58. ESP_DOT.Name = 'DOT'
59. ESP_DOT.BackgroundColor = BrickColor.new('Bright red')
60. ESP_DOT.BorderSizePixel = 0
61. ESP_DOT.Size = UDim2.new(2, 0, 2, 0)
62. ESP_DOT.ZIndex = 10
63. ESP_NAME.Name = 'NAME'
64. ESP_NAME.BackgroundColor3 = Color3.new(255, 255, 255)
65. ESP_NAME.BorderSizePixel = 0
66. ESP_NAME.Size = UDim2.new(1, 0, 10, 0)
67. ESP_NAME.ZIndex = 10
68. ESP_NAME.FontSize = 'Size14'
69. ESP_NAME.TextColor = BrickColor.new('Bright red')
70. for _,v in pairs(PLAYER.PlayerGui:children()) do
71. if v.Name 'ESP' and v:IsA('BillboardGui') then
72. end
73. end
74. function FIND()
75. TRACK = true
76. while wait() do
77. CLEAR()
78. if v.Character and v.Character:FindFirstChild('Head') then
79. if v.TeamColor ~= PLAYER.TeamColor then
80. CREATE(v.Character.Head, true)
81. end
82. if v.Character:FindFirstChild('Head') then
83. end
84. end
85. end
86. wait(1)
87. end
88. MOUSE.KeyDown:connect(function(KEY)
89. if KEY _G.BIND then
90. end
91. KEY = KEY:lower():byte()
92. ENABLED = false
93. end)
94. MOUSE.KeyDown:connect(function(KEY)
95. if KEY _G.ESP_BIND then
96. FIND()
97. print('ESP : ON')
98. wait()
99. TRACK = false
100. print('ESP : OFF')
101. end
102. if KEY _G.CHANGE_AIM then
103. _G.AIM_AT = 'Torso'
104. elseif _G.AIM_AT 'Torso' then
105. GUI_AIM_AT.Text = 'AIMING : HEAD'
106. end
107. game:GetService('RunService').RenderStepped:connect(function()
108. local TARGET = GetNearestPlayerToMouse()
109. local AIM = TARGET.Character:FindFirstChild(_G.AIM_AT)
110. CC.CoordinateFrame = CFrame.new(CC.CoordinateFrame.p, AIM.CFrame.p)
111. GUI_TARGET.Text = 'AIMBOT : '.. TARGET.Name:sub(1, 5)
112. GUI_TARGET.Text = 'AIMBOT : OFF'
113. end
114. wait()
115. FIND()
116. until ESP_ENABLED false
117. _G.FREE_FOR_ALL = true
118. _G.ESP_BIND = 52 -- LEFT ALT

Updated by Dian Shadow (sub to me plz) PLAYER = game.Players.LocalPlayer MOUSE = PLAYER:GetMouse() CC = game.Workspace.CurrentCamera ENABLED = false ESP_ENABLED = false _G.FREE_FOR_ALL = true _G.BIND = 50 _G.ESP_BIND = 52 _G.CHANGE_AIM = 'q' _G.AIM_AT = 'Head' wait(1) function GetNearestPlayerToMouse() local PLAYERS = {} local PLAYER_HOLD = {} local DISTANCES = {} for i, v in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do if v ~= PLAYER then table.insert(PLAYERS, v) end end for i, v in pairs(PLAYERS) do if _G.FREE_FOR_ALL false then if v and (v.Character) ~= nil and v.TeamColor ~= PLAYER.TeamColor then local AIM = v.Character:FindFirstChild(_G.AIM_AT) if AIM ~= nil then local DISTANCE = (AIM.Position - game.Workspace.CurrentCamera.CoordinateFrame.p).magnitude local RAY = Ray.new(game.Workspace.CurrentCamera.CoordinateFrame.p, (MOUSE.Hit.p - CC.CoordinateFrame.p).unit * DISTANCE) local HIT,POS = game.Workspace:FindPartOnRay(RAY, game.Workspace) local DIFF = math.floor((POS - AIM.Position).magnitude) PLAYER_HOLD[v.Name .. i] = {} PLAYER_HOLD[v.Name .. i].dist = DISTANCE PLAYER_HOLD[v.Name .. i].plr = v PLAYER_HOLD[v.Name .. i].diff = DIFF table.insert(DISTANCES, DIFF) end end elseif _G.FREE_FOR_ALL true then local AIM = v.Character:FindFirstChild(_G.AIM_AT) if AIM ~= nil then local DISTANCE = (AIM.Position - game.Workspace.CurrentCamera.CoordinateFrame.p).magnitude local RAY = Ray.new(game.Workspace.CurrentCamera.CoordinateFrame.p, (MOUSE.Hit.p - CC.CoordinateFrame.p).unit * DISTANCE) local HIT,POS = game.Workspace:FindPartOnRay(RAY, game.Workspace) local DIFF = math.floor((POS - AIM.Position).magnitude) PLAYER_HOLD[v.Name .. i] = {} PLAYER_HOLD[v.Name .. i].dist = DISTANCE PLAYER_HOLD[v.Name .. i].plr = v PLAYER_HOLD[v.Name .. i].diff = DIFF table.insert(DISTANCES, DIFF) end end end if unpack(DISTANCES) nil then return false end local L_DISTANCE = math.floor(math.min(unpack(DISTANCES))) if L_DISTANCE > 20 then return false end for i, v in pairs(PLAYER_HOLD) do if v.diff L_DISTANCE then return v.plr end end return false end GUI_MAIN = Instance.new('ScreenGui', game.CoreGui) GUI_TARGET = Instance.new('TextLabel', GUI_MAIN) GUI_AIM_AT = Instance.new('TextLabel', GUI_MAIN) GUI_MAIN.Name = 'AIMBOT' GUI_TARGET.Size = UDim2.new(0,200,0,30) GUI_TARGET.BackgroundTransparency = 0.5 GUI_TARGET.BackgroundColor = BrickColor.new('Fossil') GUI_TARGET.BorderSizePixel = 0 GUI_TARGET.Position = UDim2.new(0.5,-100,0,0) GUI_TARGET.Text = 'AIMBOT : OFF' GUI_TARGET.TextColor3 = Color3.new(1,1,1) GUI_TARGET.TextStrokeTransparency = 1 GUI_TARGET.TextWrapped = true GUI_TARGET.FontSize = 'Size24' GUI_TARGET.Font = 'SourceSansBold' GUI_AIM_AT.Size = UDim2.new(0,200,0,20) GUI_AIM_AT.BackgroundTransparency = 0.5 GUI_AIM_AT.BackgroundColor = BrickColor.new('Fossil') GUI_AIM_AT.BorderSizePixel = 0 GUI_AIM_AT.Position = UDim2.new(0.5,-100,0,30) GUI_AIM_AT.Text = 'AIMING : HEAD' GUI_AIM_AT.TextColor3 = Color3.new(1,1,1) GUI_AIM_AT.TextStrokeTransparency = 1 GUI_AIM_AT.TextWrapped = true GUI_AIM_AT.FontSize = 'Size18' GUI_AIM_AT.Font = 'SourceSansBold' local TRACK = false function CREATE(BASE, TEAM) local ESP_MAIN = Instance.new('BillboardGui', PLAYER.PlayerGui) local ESP_DOT = Instance.new('Frame', ESP_MAIN) local ESP_NAME = Instance.new('TextLabel', ESP_MAIN) ESP_MAIN.Name = 'ESP' ESP_MAIN.Adornee = BASE ESP_MAIN.AlwaysOnTop = true ESP_MAIN.ExtentsOffset = Vector3.new(0, 1, 0) ESP_MAIN.Size = UDim2.new(0, 5, 0, 5) ESP_DOT.Name = 'DOT' ESP_DOT.BackgroundColor = BrickColor.new('Bright red') ESP_DOT.BackgroundTransparency = 0.3 ESP_DOT.BorderSizePixel = 0 ESP_DOT.Position = UDim2.new(-0.5, 0, -0.5, 0) ESP_DOT.Size = UDim2.new(2, 0, 2, 0) ESP_DOT.Visible = true ESP_DOT.ZIndex = 10 ESP_NAME.Name = 'NAME' ESP_NAME.BackgroundColor3 = Color3.new(255, 255, 255) ESP_NAME.BackgroundTransparency = 1 ESP_NAME.BorderSizePixel = 0 ESP_NAME.Position = UDim2.new(0, 0, 0, -40) ESP_NAME.Size = UDim2.new(1, 0, 10, 0) ESP_NAME.Visible = true ESP_NAME.ZIndex = 10 ESP_NAME.Font = 'ArialBold' ESP_NAME.FontSize = 'Size14' ESP_NAME.Text = BASE.Parent.Name:upper() ESP_NAME.TextColor = BrickColor.new('Bright red') end function CLEAR() for _,v in pairs(PLAYER.PlayerGui:children()) do if v.Name 'ESP' and v:IsA('BillboardGui') then v:Destroy() end end end function FIND() CLEAR() TRACK = true spawn(function() while wait() do if TRACK then CLEAR() for i,v in pairs(game.Players:GetChildren()) do if v.Character and v.Character:FindFirstChild('Head') then if _G.FREE_FOR_ALL false then if v.TeamColor ~= PLAYER.TeamColor then if v.Character:FindFirstChild('Head') then CREATE(v.Character.Head, true) end end else if v.Character:FindFirstChild('Head') then CREATE(v.Character.Head, true) end end end end end end wait(1) end) end MOUSE.KeyDown:connect(function(KEY) KEY = KEY:lower():byte() if KEY _G.BIND then ENABLED = true end end) MOUSE.KeyUp:connect(function(KEY) KEY = KEY:lower():byte() if KEY _G.BIND then ENABLED = false end end) MOUSE.KeyDown:connect(function(KEY) KEY = KEY:lower():byte() if KEY _G.ESP_BIND then if ESP_ENABLED false then FIND() ESP_ENABLED = true print('ESP : ON') elseif ESP_ENABLED true then wait() CLEAR() TRACK = false ESP_ENABLED = true print('ESP : OFF') end end end) MOUSE.KeyDown:connect(function(KEY) if KEY _G.CHANGE_AIM then if _G.AIM_AT 'Head' then _G.AIM_AT = 'Torso' GUI_AIM_AT.Text = 'AIMING : TORSO' elseif _G.AIM_AT 'Torso' then _G.AIM_AT = 'Head' GUI_AIM_AT.Text = 'AIMING : HEAD' end end end) game:GetService('RunService').RenderStepped:connect(function() if ENABLED then local TARGET = GetNearestPlayerToMouse() if (TARGET ~= false) then local AIM = TARGET.Character:FindFirstChild(_G.AIM_AT) if AIM then CC.CoordinateFrame = CFrame.new(CC.CoordinateFrame.p, AIM.CFrame.p) end GUI_TARGET.Text = 'AIMBOT : '.. TARGET.Name:sub(1, 5) else GUI_TARGET.Text = 'AIMBOT : OFF' end end end) repeat wait() if ESP_ENABLED true then FIND() end until ESP_ENABLED false wait() _G.FREE_FOR_ALL = true _G.BIND = 50 -- LEFT CTRL _G.ESP_BIND = 52 -- LEFT ALT

Roblox made its official debut on September 1, 2006 and has since grown into a very popular MMO (massive multiplayer online) game. In 2019, there were over 90 million active users on Roblox each month. Similar to Minecraft, Roblox allows users to stretch their creativity and build worlds and their own games. The Roblox team also creates worlds and games for users to enjoy.

Most of the oldest Roblox games were created by the Roblox team and were fairly popular. Unfortunately, most of these classic games are no longer accessible through their original listing. However, some of them are uncopylocked so that users can take copies and their own twist and make them playable again.

10. Chaos Canyon

May 1, 2007
ROBLOX
Over 1.15 Million
Multidirectional shooter
Fighting
No

photo source: Roblox

Chaos Canyon was one of Roblox’s earliest hit games from 2007 and has since been visited more than 1.15 million times. Although it is a BrickBattle fighting game, there is no real objective to Chaos Canyon and users typically use the map to have a free for all fight. Chaos Canyon features standard BrickBattle weapons. Despite its popularity, like all of the other classic official Roblox games, Chaos Canyon has been inaccessible since 2017.

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Did You Know?

Although Chaos Canyon is an official Roblox game, it features community-created models from users PilotLuke, tingc222, and Yahoo.

9. Base Wars FPS

April 24, 2007
ROBLOX
Over 774,200
Multidirectional shooter
All
Yes

photo source: Roblox

Base Wars FPS was one of Roblox’s most popular games at the time and one of the first official first-person shooters (FPS). Over 774,200 players have tried out Base Wars FPS throughout the years and it has been favorited nearly 30,000 times. Base Wars FPS hasn’t been updated since 2014, but is technically still playable. It is also uncopylocked, so users can copy the game and add their own twist to it.

Did You Know?

Base Wars FPS has different shooter classes like in more sophisticated FPS games, including Trooper (the all-rounder class), Assault (the speedster), Brute (the tanky tank), Support (the healer), and Sniper.

8. Classic: Crossroads

2006
ROBLOX (originally John Shedletsky)
Over 6.9 Million
Multidirectional shooter
Fighting
Yes

photo source: RobloxOf all the classic official Roblox games, Crossroads is the most popular – in fact, at the time of this writing there were a few users playing the game. Over the years, nearly 7 million users have played Crossroads and its been added as a favorite 138,390 times.

For whatever reason, Crossroads appears to be the only classic Roblox game that has been recently updated and survived the 2017 shutdown of Roblox’s oldest games. Crossroads was briefly removed in 2017, but was returned with updated graphics.

Did You Know?

Classic: Crossroads was originally created by Roblox Creative Director at the time, John Shedletsky, sometime in 2006 and was intended to be a team game, even though the team mode wasn’t introduced until 2007. Even after a 2007 update, Crossroads never had a proper team function.

7. Santa’s Winter Stronghold

December 19, 2006
ROBLOX
Over 125,000
All
No

photo source: Roblox

Santa’s Winter Stronghold was Roblox’s first Christmas themed game and was released about a week before the holiday. The special Christmas level was designed by John Shedletsky, who was the Creative Director at Roblox from 2006 to 2014.

In Santa’s Winter Stronghold, players either play as Santa or an elf and the goal is to earn the most points by either collecting presents or destroying your opponents. Like all of the first official Roblox games, Santa’s Winter Stronghold is now unplayable.

Did You Know?

In Santa’s Winter Stronghold, Santa has two special powers: the Multirocket and Jet Boots.

6. Air Base Sector 128A

November 29, 2006
tie it up
Over 20,400
All
No

photo source: Roblox Wikia

Air Base Sector 128A wasn’t exactly a game, but more of a showcase that featured an air base. It was created by a user named tie it up and was mentioned in Roblox’s very first blog post from December 2006. Like all of the earliest Roblox games, Air Base Sector 128A is very limited and only features a small map with a tall watchtower, a small sleeping quarters, and two towers lined with cannons.

Did You Know?

For some reason, the stairs in the sleeping quarters of Air Base Sector 128A weren’t completed/connected so players weren’t able to reach the upper levels of the barracks.

5. Experience Gravity

November 21, 2006
amanda
Over 5.4 Million
Sci-Fi
Yes

photo source: RobloxExperience Gravity is an elegantly simple game that is still extremely popular to this day! As its name suggests, Experience Gravity lets “experience gravity” after they fall off the baseplate. The game literally only features a baseplate, standard Roblox gravity, and a wooden sign that reads: “Step off the Baseplate to Experience Gravity!” Currently, Experience Gravity was updated in January 2020 and so far over 5.4 million people have visited the game.

Did You Know?

While Experience Gravity is a simple game, it is known for its numerous badges, which are awarded for various accomplishments such as meeting the game’s creator amanda (rare), diving into the sun, falling apart, playing the game for varying degrees of time, and many more.

4. Sunset Plain

November 15, 2006
Schwaabo
Over 20,400
All
No

photo source: Roblox

Sunset Plain was one of the first BrickBattle games, which was a popular game mode during the early days of Roblox. Created by Schwaabo, Sunset Plain was promoted by Roblox on their very first Roblox Developer’s Journal blog post in late 2006. The original copy of Sunset Plain hasn’t been updated since it was first created and no longer functions properly.

Did You Know?

Although the original Sunset Plain is no longer functional, the game CloneTrooper1019’s Super Nostalgia Zone, which has made many of Roblox’s oldest games playable once again.

3. Yorick’s Resting Place

October 21, 2006
ROBLOX (under the name Yorick)
Over 136,400
All
No

photo source: Roblox

Yorick’s Resting Place was the first holiday themed game/map that Roblox put out for Halloween 2008. Although the game was created in 2006 by Jacobxxduel, who is now a Roblox Administrator, the special Halloween event didn’t take place until 2008. If players beat Yorick’s Resting Place by solving four riddles, they received a special Riddling Skull hat.

Did You Know?

Yorick’s Resting Place is no longer officially playable, but it did become uncopylocked (which means anyone can copy the game and alter it) at some point. However, the Riddling Skull prize was deactivated and the only way to get the hat now is to trade it with another user for Robux.

2. Forest of Desolation (Abyss’s Place)

August 20, 2006
Abyss
716
All
No

photo source: Roblox Wikia

Forest of Desolation was a small map that featured a crumbling tower and autumn-colored trees. It was an early example themed places on Roblox created by its users. Forest of Desolation hasn’t been updated since 2009 and is no longer fully functional. The game had its name changed to Abyss’s Place since its creator Abyss got banned.

Did You Know?

While Forest of Desolation hasn’t had that many visitors, it was featured on an official Roblox blog post back in 2006 as a one of the few user created places to visit at the time.

1. Classic: Rocket Arena

January 26, 2006
ROBLOX
Over 1.9 Million
Fighting
No

photo source: RobloxClassic: Rocket Arena is the oldest Roblox game ever created and dates back to January 2006, when the game was still in Beta. Rocket Arena was a free for all fighting arena, which inspired many popular games that came after. Along with many of the earliest official Roblox games, Rocket Arena was shut down in 2017 for unknown reasons.

Did You Know?

Classic: Rocket Arena remained popular for several years until around 2015, when an update caused tools to stop working.