Blox Fruits
Farming, fruit tracking, and stat-focused scripts for the long-running fruit adventure game.
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Each entry links to scripts written specifically for that title, not a generic catch-all list.
Grow a Garden
Planting and harvest-timing tools built around the game's crop and mutation systems.
OpenAdopt Me
Trade-value trackers and inventory helpers for the game's pet-trading economy.
OpenMurder Mystery 2
Round-based ESP and role-tracking scripts for murderer, sheriff, and innocent play.
OpenBrookhaven
Lightweight GUI menus for the roleplay town's largely player-driven sessions.
OpenBlade Ball
Reaction-timing and auto-parry scripts for the fast-paced deflection PvP format.
OpenFisch
Auto-fishing and rarity-tracking tools for the fishing game's catch-and-sell loop.
OpenArsenal
Aim and weapon-swap timing scripts for the fast-paced shooter format.
OpenJailbreak
Vehicle and heist-timing scripts for the open-world cops-and-robbers game.
OpenPet Simulator
Auto-collect and hatching scripts for the game's idle progression loop.
OpenScript types, explained
Not every script does the same job. Here's what each category on this site actually means.
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Game scripts
Built for one specific title using that game's own item names and systems — usually the deepest option available.
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Universal scripts
Run across many games with a smaller, general-purpose feature set: movement tools, basic menus, simple utilities.
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ESP scripts
Draw information on screen — player positions, item locations, role indicators — layered over the game's own view.
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GUI scripts
Add an in-game menu for toggling features, often the interface layer for a larger script underneath.
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Automation
Handles repetitive tasks — farming, collecting, grinding — so you're not doing them manually.
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Admin scripts
Command-based tools originally meant for managing a private server, not typically usable in public games.
How to find a script for a specific game
The most reliable path is to search the exact game name — "Blox Fruits script," "Adopt Me script," and similar — since authors almost always name their release after the game it targets. A generic search tends to surface universal scripts, which cover fewer features than something purpose-built.
It also helps to check when a script was last updated relative to the game's own patch notes. Games with frequent updates, like Blox Fruits or Grow a Garden, tend to break existing scripts faster, so a listing that hasn't moved in a while is worth double-checking before you rely on it.
If you're not sure which game-specific script fits, a universal script is a reasonable starting point — it won't have the same depth, but it gives you a working baseline while you look for something more specific.
Notes on individual games
A short breakdown of what scripts for each title are usually built to do.
Blox Fruits scripts
Blox Fruits scripts are almost always centered on its grind-heavy leveling system — auto farming, Devil Fruit notifiers, and stat displays are the most common features, aimed at the game's slower early progression.
Grow a Garden scripts
Because the core loop is planting, mutating, and harvesting on a timer, most scripts for Grow a Garden automate planting and collection cycles rather than anything combat-related.
Adopt Me scripts
Adopt Me has almost no combat or movement mechanics to script around, so tools for it focus on the trading side — tracking pet or item values and organizing inventory.
Murder Mystery 2 scripts
The round-based murderer/sheriff/innocent structure makes ESP the dominant category here, surfacing role or item information on screen during a round.
Brookhaven scripts
Brookhaven's sessions are mostly social and player-driven, so scripts for it lean toward simple GUI menus — vehicle spawners, basic movement tools — rather than automation.
Related reading
For write-ups that go beyond scripts — game mods and other Roblox-adjacent content — Kocakz is a good place to look, and it covers a few of the same games listed on this page.
Questions people ask
What is a Roblox script?
A Roblox script is code, usually written in Luau, that changes how a game behaves once it's running. Some scripts are built into the game by its own developers; others are third-party scripts loaded through a separate executor, which is the kind this site is about.
How do Roblox script executors work?
An executor is a standalone application that injects Lua code into a running Roblox session, separate from Roblox's own client. You load a script into the executor while the game is open, and it runs alongside the game's normal code.
Why do some scripts stop working?
Scripts are written against a specific version of a game. When the developers push an update that changes item names, remotes, or core systems, scripts written for the older version often break until the script author updates them.
What's the difference between a game script and a universal script?
A game script is written for one title and uses that game's specific naming and structure, so it usually offers deeper features. A universal script is built to run across many games, which means broader compatibility but a smaller, more generic feature set.
Are Roblox scripts free to use?
Most community-shared scripts are free. Some script hubs offer a paid tier with extra features or faster updates, but the majority of what circulates for well-known games is released at no cost.
How do I know if a script matches the current game update?
Check the script's listed update date or changelog against the game's most recent patch. A script that hasn't been touched since before a major update is more likely to have broken features.
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