BloxNG platforms, server size and cash boosts

The official description says BloxNG can be played on desktop, mobile, tablet and console. The Roblox Games API lists a maximum of 10 players per server and does not allow VIP servers. Cash bonuses are documented only in the VIP and 2X Cash pass text, which say those two boosts stack to 3×. A complete control map is not published on the listing.

Written and reviewed by BloxNG Wiki Editorial Team · Updated 12 November 2026 (EST)

A green sedan sideswiping a police car on a wet highway, with sparks, a detached wheel and another police car behind — Official Roblox experience thumbnail for BloxNG. A highway chase colliding with a police car.

Platforms and servers

Topic	What official data says
Platforms in the description	Desktop, Mobile, Tablet and Console
Max players per server	10
VIP servers	createVipServersAllowed is false in the Games API
Genre tags	Simulation / Vehicle Sim
Avatar type in the API	MorphToR15

A per-platform control list was not published on the Roblox game page. A few passes mention individual keys or on-screen buttons (Shift for Nitro, Ctrl for Rocket Boosters, L for radio). That is not a full scheme for driving, cameras or menus, so this page does not invent the rest.

Cash, as pass text describes it

Official VIP and 2X Cash descriptions name four ways cash is earned: driving, crashes, police chases and skill chains. VIP is +50% of what you earn; 2X Cash doubles it; together they are described as 3×. The Starter Pack description also refers to spending cash at a dealership. Shop inventories, crash payouts and whether cash boosts apply to every source are not fully documented on the public listing.

A white sports car stopped on a highway with a crumpled hood, open door, hanging body panels and police cars closing in — Official Roblox experience thumbnail for BloxNG. A wrecked car surrounded by police vehicles.

Police vehicles appear in official thumbnails, which is consistent with the “police chases” wording on those passes. The listing does not spell out wanted levels, arrest rules or a cop-vs-driver mode, so those details stay unconfirmed.