Roblox Speed Per RNG Wiki

+1 Speed Per RNG

Roblox +1 Speed Per RNG
Status	Active
Active Players	2,446+
Favorites	146,739+
Visits	3.1M+
Created	9/20/2025
Server Size	24
Genre	Simulation
Subgenre	Incremental Simulator

Roblox Speed Per RNG is a Roblox incremental simulation game where players roll for random boosts that increase their speed, aiming to become the fastest in the server. This game is developed by JOFO Games and released in 2025, with frequent updates to enhance gameplay. The total number of visits are about 3.1M+, and more than 146,739 players have added it to their favorite games. Server size is 24, and the Genre is Simulation with a Subgenre of Incremental Simulator. Players continuously roll RNG (random number generator) events to gain +1 Speed or higher boosts, depending on their luck, and compete against others in a fast-paced race environment. The game supports both Voice Chat and Camera, allowing for social and interactive play. The longer you play, the faster your speed increases, letting you dominate leaderboards or challenge friends in high-speed races. Created on September 20, 2025, and last updated on October 23, 2025, Speed Per RNG delivers a mix of luck-based mechanics and progression satisfaction. As of now, there are no active codes (promo codes) for Speed Per RNG, because the game currently lacks a code system.

Gameplay Mechanics

• Core loop: You perform some kind of “roll” (dice roll / RNG event) which increases your speed. (“+1 Speed per RNG” — suggests each RNG event gives +1 to speed, or generally speed increases via RNG)
• Unlocking multipliers and racing: The game says you can unlock “powerful multipliers” and race with friends to become the fastest on the server.
• Speed appears to be the main stat you upgrade; the goal is to look for massive speed boosts rather than incremental small ones.
• The “luck” factor: Because it's RNG, the size of your boost may vary. This adds unpredictability and an element of gambling/slot-machine style thrill.

Appeal & Why It Works

• Simplicity: The goal is clear—go faster. No huge tutorials or complex mechanics.
• Progression feedback: Every roll gives you something visible (speed increase). That immediate reward is satisfying.
• Social / competitive element: Racing friends, trying to get the top speed on the server, gives motivation.
• Luck + reward: The randomness means sometimes you’ll hit big and feel great, which encourages more playing.
• Replayability: Because it’s RNG, another roll might give you a much better boost, so there’s incentive to keep going.

Things to Know / Tips

• Because speed is the main start, you might want to focus on optimizing how you use your speed (where to run, what path gives best benefit) whether the map has obstacles or boosts (though I didn’t find detailed publicly-documented map mechanics).
• Since it heavily uses RNG, progress can feel slow or inconsistent: sometimes you might get small boosts many times.
• Be cautious of scripts or cheats. I found references to auto-roll and “auto finish” scripts for this game. Using such may be against Roblox’s ToS and could risk account consequences.
• If you play on PC vs mobile, differences in performance (FPS, ping) may affect how smooth your experience is; one stat site noted average ping ~343ms for one sample.
• As a multiplayer server-based game (max players around 24 per the listing) you’ll want to play when server populations are healthy for good competition.

Strategies & Advanced Considerations

• Maximizing each roll: If there are ways to influence the RNG (e.g., waiting until a certain moment, using in-game boosts or items before rolling), then it’s worth exploring. However, I didn’t find public verified info on “influencing” the RNG.
• Speed optimization: Once you have higher speed, your path/running strategy matters. Faster speed means you might overshoot or need to navigate map faster; practicing map layout helps.

Where It Stands in Genre / Similar Games

• This game fits into the incremental progress / idle boost genre, though with active participation (rolling & running) rather than purely idle.
• It reminds of games like “speed simulators” on Roblox where you collect or upgrade speed/running power, but here the twist is heavy RNG tied to speed rather than items or pets.
• For example, comparing to other speed-run/boost simulators (though not exactly the same), the novelty is “every roll = speed boost” rather than “collect items → speed”.
• If you enjoy games where you see numeric stat growth and can show off your top speed, this might appeal.