We know how gamers keep talking about the creativity that’s off the charts when it comes to Roblox but, what about the variety? You’ve got games in every genre. Simulation games have always been high in demand and Roblox provides them as well. In this article, we’re going to introduce you to 5 of the very best Roblox simulators that you’d love to try instantly so get ready as we’re about to list the games down.

Be a Paper Airplane

Be a Paper Airplane is game’s weirdly fun. You’re literally a paper airplane. Flying around. Collecting cash mid-air. Sounds simple, right? It kind of is—but that’s the charm. You’re not just soaring aimlessly, though. There’s a purpose. Build a ridiculously tall tower. Like, absurdly tall. Then leap off it and fly even farther. Upgrades? Oh, yeah. Speed boosts for your plane keep things fresh. The twist? You can teleport to your friends’ towers and race them. Competitive, chaotic, and oddly satisfying. But it’s not perfect. Gets repetitive after a while. Still, there’s something about the smooth gliding and cash-grabbing that keeps pulling you back.

Cabin Crew Simulator

In Cabin Crew Simulator, you’re the flight crew. Not the pilot. The crew. Your job? Keep passengers happy, safe, and maybe not freak out when a fire breaks out mid-air. Yep, that’s a thing. First, the fun part—you design your own airline. Paint the plane. Pick the seats. Serve snacks. It’s all you. Meals and drinks? Your call. Fancy first-class vibes or budget peanuts? Totally up to you. But it’s not just playtime. Emergencies hit hard. Fires, water landings, even crash scenarios. It’s chaos, but kind of thrilling. Oh, and missions earn you Skybux. Gotta love fake money.

Tower Defense Simulator

Alright, let’s talk zombies. Waves of them. And not the slow, boring kind. These guys keep coming, and they’re not here for hugs. In Tower Defense Simulator, it’s all about teamwork. You? Alone? Forget it. Get some friends—or strangers, if that’s your thing—and build towers. Lots of them. The new update? Big deal. Patient Zero is here, and trust us, it’s no joke. New enemies. Buffed towers. A shiny "Intermediate" mode. It’s like the game got a serious glow-up. Oh, and the visuals? Crisp. But don’t be fooled—it’s tough. Those harder difficulties? Absolute madness.

Car Driving Indonesia

Car Driving Indonesia is one of those games that just gets it right. Imagine cruising through an ever-changing map of Indonesia, meeting strangers, maybe roleplaying a bit. Yeah, Car Driving Indonesia gets it. Over a hundred reworked cars. Seriously, a hundred. Plus, there’s a Christmas event. Festive vibes while you’re stuck in (virtual) traffic? Count me in. Speaking of traffic—AI traffic is here. It’s still in beta, but hey, progress. Oh, and modifications? Game-changer. Customizing cars adds this personal touch that makes every ride yours. Whether you’re exploring or just flexing your souped-up vehicle, there’s something oddly satisfying about it.

Strongman Simulator

Strongman Simulator is weirdly addictive. You’re dragging random objects—fridges, tires, whatever—across a line. Why? To get energy. Then you pump that energy at the gym. For what? More strength, obviously. It’s simple, but there’s a weird satisfaction in it. Here’s the twist: strength unlocks new areas. And each zone? It’s tougher, with bigger and crazier things to drag. A whole plane? Sure. Why not. But it’s not all grind. There’s this strange joy in watching your avatar bulk up as you go. Do you feel… accomplished? It’s repetitive, sure. But it works.