Sell a horror game

Sell Your Roblox Horror Game

Buyers look for horror games with a recognisable monster or setting and a community that comes back for each new chapter. List yours with its live stats and let buyers make offers. Buyers pay into escrow before you transfer anything.

  • Free to list
  • Buyers pay before you transfer
  • 10% only when it sells

Why sell your horror game on BLOXG

  1. Buyers pay first

    The buyer's money is held in BLOXG escrow before you hand anything over. No chasing payments, no transferring to someone who hasn't paid.

  2. Your numbers sell it

    Live players and visits come straight from Roblox. Add your revenue proof and get a Verified revenue badge buyers trust.

  3. You set the terms

    Pick your price, take offers or keep it fixed, counter once, and accept the buyer you want. An accepted offer holds the game for 48 hours.

  4. Free to list

    No listing fee. A 10% success fee comes out of the price only when your horror game sells; the rest lands in your BLOXG wallet.

What horror game buyers pay for

In horror games, buyers pay for an audience that returns for new chapters, revive and skin sales, and a strong thumbnail. Show them the numbers behind it.

How horror games make money

  • Revives and extra livesPlayers pay Robux to get back into a round instead of spectating until it ends.
  • Skins and cosmeticsCharacter skins, flashlights and emotes, often tied to a new chapter or event.
  • Private serversGroups of friends pay for a server of their own, which suits horror's play-together audience.

What raises the price of a horror game

  • A monster players recogniseA memorable monster or setting gets shared in videos and keeps the game discoverable.
  • Visits that return each chapterSteady spikes around each release show a buyer the audience will come back for the next one.
  • Content that's ready to shipUnreleased chapters, maps or monsters in the place file are worth more than plans.
  • Revenue between updatesRevives, skins and private servers that keep selling while the next chapter is being built.

How selling works

Six steps from listing to money in your wallet.

Start your listing
  1. List your game

    Paste your Roblox game link. We fill in the name, live stats and thumbnail; you add the price and what's included.

  2. Verify ownership

    Put a one-time code in the game's description, click Verify, then remove it. A BLOXG admin reviews the listing.

  3. Get offers

    Buyers buy at your price or make offers. Accept, decline or counter once; an accepted offer holds the game for 48 hours.

  4. Buyer pays into escrow

    The money is held by BLOXG before you hand anything over, so you never transfer a game to someone who hasn't paid.

  5. Transfer the game

    Move the group or experience to the buyer and tick off each included item on the order page.

  6. Get paid

    The buyer confirms (or 7 days pass) and the money lands in your BLOXG wallet, minus the success fee.

Fees

Listing your gameFree
Success fee (from the sale price, only when it sells)10%
Buyer protection (paid by the buyer)5% + card
Withdrawals (PayPal or crypto, from $10)Free

Example: a $5,000 sale

Sale price$5,000
Success fee (10%)-$500
You receive$4,500
The buyer pays (by card)$5,526.63

What to have ready

  • Your game's Roblox linkWe pull the name, thumbnail and live stats from it.
  • Access to edit the gameTo paste the one-time ownership code into its description.
  • Revenue screenshots (optional)Creator Dashboard or DevEx: private to you and BLOXG, earns a Verified badge.
  • What's includedGroup, place file, passes, products, assets, Discord, socials, ad credits.

Watch how it works

Sell your Roblox gameList it, verify ownership, accept an offer and transfer it through escrow. 45s

Selling a Roblox horror game: FAQ

How much is my Roblox horror game worth?

Buyers mostly price a game on its monthly revenue and how steady it has been: months of consistent earnings are worth more than one big month. Live players, retention, how much work it needs and what's included (group, place file, passes, Discord) move the price too. In horror games, buyers pay for an audience that returns for new chapters, revive and skin sales, and a strong thumbnail.

When is the best time to sell a horror game?

Soon after a chapter or event release, while players are high and the numbers show the game can still pull people back. Listing in a long gap between updates usually means lower offers.

Should I include unreleased chapters in the sale?

If they're in the place file, list them under what's included. Buyers pay more for content that's ready to ship than for a roadmap.

What does it cost to sell?

Listing is free. When your game sells, BLOXG keeps a 10% success fee from the sale price; the buyer pays a separate 5% buyer protection fee. You see exactly what you'll receive before you list.

How do I prove I own the game?

When you create a listing you get a code like BLOXG-7F3K2. Add it anywhere in your game's description on Roblox, click Verify, and we read it back from Roblox. Then you can remove it.

When do I get paid?

The buyer pays into escrow before you transfer anything. Once you've handed the game over and marked it transferred, the buyer confirms and the money lands in your BLOXG wallet. If they don't respond within 7 days it's released to you automatically.

Do I have to show my revenue?

You can list without it, but games with numbers sell faster and for more. Upload Creator Dashboard or DevEx screenshots privately and an admin can mark your revenue as Verified by BLOXG; only you and BLOXG see the screenshots.

What if the buyer says something is missing?

The payment stays on hold and a BLOXG admin reviews the order page: the checklist you ticked, your messages and any screenshots. Clear transfer evidence protects you.

Ready to sell your horror game?

Paste your game link and we'll fill in the rest. It takes about five minutes, and listing is free.