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Code 3: Emergency Callouts

Black Sector Games

Studio group

Playing right now

481

Between 358 and 585 over the last 24 hours.

Power-ups

All-time numbers from the game's Roblox page.

Visits

1.7M

Since it opened on 12 Sept 2026.

Favourites

14.6K

Players who saved it.

Likes

85%

4,080 likes, 736 dislikes.

Server size

30

Players per server, one stud each.

Hour by hour

The most players at once in each hour of the last 24 (UTC).

Peak
Now

Biggest hour so far: 745 players at 16:00 UTC on 8 Nov.

Screens

From the game's store page.

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Patch notes

Each publish we saw, and how many players were in the hour before and after.

  1. 12 Sept 2026Opened
  2. 8 Nov 2026We started counting
  3. 15 Nov 2026Last publish
  1. Patch · latest15 Nov, 17:21 UTC

    One publish · Players held steady after it.

    Hour before530
    Hour after537
  2. Patch 15 Nov, 00:37 UTC

    3 publishes over 75 min · Players rose 37% in the hour after.

    Hour before388
    Hour after532
  3. Patch 8 Nov, 14:52 UTC

    One publish · Players rose 2% in the hour after.

    Hour before684
    Hour after700

About the game

In Black Sector Games's words.

🚨 Suit up and answer the call! Play as Police, Sheriff, SWAT, FBI, Fire Department or Civilian and handle hand-built callouts, from traffic stops and house fires to bank heists, bomb threats and undercover stings. 👮 Police, Sheriff, SWAT and FBI, each with their own calls, uniforms, weapons and vehicles

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