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Very Funny Game

Very Funny Game
Status	Active
Active Players	31,316+
Favorites	893,271+
Visits	5.4M+
Created	10/8/2025
Server Size	20
Genre	Roleplay & Avatar Sim
Subgenre	Morph Roleplay

Roblox Very Funny Game is a Roblox roleplay & avatar simulation experience where players engage in morph-based roleplay, transforming into various characters to create funny and chaotic moments with friends. This game is developed by Cute Dinoo Games. It was created on 10/8/2025 and updated recently. The game currently shows about 5.4 M+ visits, and more than 893,271 players have added it to their favorites. Active player count is approximately 31,316. Server size is 20. The genre is Roleplay & Avatar Sim, with a sub-genre of Morph Roleplay. The game supports both voice chat and camera features, enhancing social interaction and immersion.

Gameplay & Mechanics Breakdown

Core concept / what you do:

• The listing describes the game as: “Fun game to morph and troll your friends with Brainrot Characters!”
• So you’re presumably choosing morphs (character skins / forms), especially “Brainrot Characters” (which seem to be meme-style or horror-meme style figures) and using them in social/party settings to troll, role-play, prank others.
• The tag “steal a brainrot roleplay/steal a brainrot morphs” suggests a mechanic where players may steal morphs or characters from others (or from the environment) — or at least “troll” via that theme.
• Since server size is 20, it’s intended for small-group multiplayer rather than massive open world.

Experience type & repeatability:

• No clear progression system is publicly described (no published list of levels, quests, XP).
• The emphasis seems to be on replayable social chaos rather than narrative or long campaign.
• The usage of “morphs” often means cosmetic / fun transformations rather than strategic upgrades.

Monetization / Passes / Cosmetics:

• Official page shows “Passes” tab but lists none active at that moment. This could mean: (a) currently no gamepasses, (b) temporarily disabled, (c) developer removed them.
• Given the genre (morph + troll game on Roblox), standard monetization might include: special morphs, VIP rooms, emotes, special troll-tools. But I found no publicly listed specifics (names, prices) available in the sources I accessed.
• Because of this, if you consider playing or promoting, check the in-game store to verify what is paid vs free.

Community & Reception

Popularity:

• The listing claims 1.5 million visits and ~272k favorites.
• A favorites count of ~272k for a “meme/morph” style game is decent — shows that a fair number of players liked it enough to star it.
• A rating of ~97% suggests strong positive user feedback (in that snapshot). But rating may be self-selecting (players who liked it voted).

Genre context:

• The “funny / troll / morph” genre is popular on Roblox, though not always heavily critically covered. One article shows many “funny Roblox games” lists.
• Because of the social and emergent nature (you, your friends, interactions) rather than polished single-player campaign, such games rely a lot on community energy, memes, virality.

Potential concerns & community notes:

• The description includes “steal a brainrot” and “troll your friends” — while “trolling friends” can be fun, there is a thin line between friendly prank and harassment, especially on Roblox (which has younger audience). Thus community safety / moderation could be a concern.
• On Reddit, players talk about free admin / trolling passes:

  “I literally troll people in free admin and I bought all the commands game pass so I can troll them even more and it was so FUN!” While this quote is not from this game specifically, it shows culture of trolling games on Roblox. Users may misuse features.

• Because the genre tends to be less structured, if you join randomly, you might experience chaotic behavior, griefing, or players who treat it as mayhem rather than mutual fun.