Last Updated: September 2026 | Sixteen worlds, 39 counters, and one set of numbers that is not what it looks like.
Anime Astral Simulator is a Roblox rolling game. You spin a gacha for anime fighters, train them up, and push through one world after another. Ten players share a server and there are sixteen worlds to get through. It has passed 68 million visits and sits at about 97 percent likes, which is one of the highest scores we have written up.
This page uses the game’s own 39 counters to show how far people really get. The short answer is that the second world is the only hard step, and after that almost everybody who keeps playing keeps going. There is also a set of counters here that looks like sales figures and is not, which is worth understanding before you read anything else about this game.
Anime Astral Simulator Overview
| Genre |
Simulation and rolling |
| Developer |
StarX Inc |
| First opened |
1 June 2026, at a different address |
| Current page created |
14 July 2026 |
| Players per server |
10 |
| Visits |
More than 68 million since July |
| Likes |
About 97 percent |
| Group members |
More than 1.3 million |
| Badges |
39 |
| Shop items |
19, and all 19 are on sale |
One thing to know first. This game opened on the first of June at a different address, and moved to its current one on the fourteenth of July. So the visit count and every counter below only cover what has happened since July. The game is older than its page suggests.
How to Play Anime Astral Simulator
- Roll the gacha with tickets. That is where your fighters come from.
- Equip your best fighter and start clicking. Damage is what moves you forward.
- Spend what you earn on upgrades, then move up to the next world.
- Get past World 2. Half the players who reach World 1 never manage this step.
- Keep rolling as you go. Better fighters make each new world quicker than the last.
- Work through the shrines, raids and gates once the worlds get slow.
There is more here than the game page mentions. Alongside the worlds there are shrines, a beach defence, several raids, a castle, gates you enter and leave, and a tower on a cooldown. There are also swords you fuse, relics you collect and pets you craft.
Anime Astral Simulator Gameplay: The World Ladder
| World |
Players who reached it |
Kept from the world before |
| World 1 |
1,030,141 |
This is the starting point for the rest |
| World 2 |
516,967 |
50 in every 100 |
| World 3 |
429,711 |
83 in every 100 |
| World 4 |
380,976 |
89 in every 100 |
| World 5 |
341,429 |
90 in every 100 |
| World 6 |
277,285 |
81 in every 100 |
| World 7 |
239,722 |
86 in every 100 |
| World 8 |
206,453 |
86 in every 100 |
| World 9 |
182,117 |
88 in every 100 |
| World 10 |
156,870 |
86 in every 100 |
| World 11 |
127,236 |
81 in every 100 |
Look at the last column. One step throws out half of everyone, and it is the very first one. Every step after that keeps between 81 and 90 in every 100 players.
That is unusual and it is good news. Most games get harder as you go. This one asks its hardest question straight away and then settles into a steady rhythm for nine worlds.
All eleven of those counters were switched on the same day, so they can be compared fairly. The four below were added five weeks later, which is why we have kept them apart.
| World |
Players who reached it |
When the counter was added |
| World 12 |
69,231 |
22 August 2026 |
| World 13 |
53,585 |
22 August 2026 |
| World 14 |
43,627 |
22 August 2026 |
| World 15 |
36,831 |
22 August 2026 |
| World 16 |
26,679 |
29 August 2026 |
The drop from World 11 to World 12 looks huge, but the World 12 counter simply started later. Do not read that as a wall.
The Rarity Words Run Backwards
| Badge |
Players who have it |
Share of World 1 |
| First Divine |
819,155 |
About 80 in every 100 |
| First Secret |
236,707 |
About 23 in every 100 |
| First Pet Astral |
159,299 |
About 15 in every 100 |
| First Gacha Astral |
15,710 |
About 1.5 in every 100 |
In most Roblox games a divine is rarer than a secret. Here it is the other way round, and not by a little. About 80 in every 100 players pull a divine, while only 23 in every 100 ever find a secret.
The two Astral counters are worth reading together as well. Both were added on the same day, and getting one as a pet is ten times more common than pulling one from the gacha.
The Shop Counters Are Not Sales Figures
This game does something we have not seen before. It hands out a badge named after each shop item, so there is a public number sitting next to almost every one of the 19 things it sells.
| Price |
What it does |
Players with the matching badge |
| 99 Robux |
Fast Click, and separately Luck |
323,285 and 252,153 |
| 199 Robux |
Big Storage |
62,297 |
| 299 Robux |
Six items including 2x Power and Fast Gacha Roll |
83,751 to 248,628 |
| 399 Robux |
Five items including VIP and Fast Hatch |
65,373 to 253,904 |
| 499 to 799 Robux |
Super Luck, Ultra Luck and the equip slots |
43,560 to 148,927 |
It is very tempting to read those as sales. Do not. Add all 18 of them up and you get 2,772,916 against 1,032,110 players, which would mean everybody who ever joined bought nearly three of them.
Priced out, that comes to over 900 million Robux in the seven weeks this page has existed. No game of this size takes that. The cheapest item would have been bought by 31 in every 100 people who ever opened the game.
So the numbers are real and they are published, but they do not count purchases. We do not know what they count, and nobody should tell you they do. The studio runs six games and this is the only one that has these counters at all.
Tips for New Anime Astral Simulator Players
- Push hard for World 2. It is the only step that stops most people, and it gets easier straight after.
- Type the codes before you start. There are 76 of them and they pay in the tickets you need to roll.
- Roll while you click. Tickets are the bottleneck, not damage.
- Do not chase a secret early. Fewer than a quarter of players ever find one, and a divine will carry you for now.
- Ignore the badge numbers on shop items. They are not telling you how popular anything is.
- Look past the worlds when they slow down. The shrines, raids and gates are where the rest of the game is.
- Check back after each update. A new version almost always brings a new code with it.
Anime Astral Simulator FAQ
Is Anime Astral Simulator free to play?
Yes. It costs nothing to join, and nothing in the shop is needed to reach the later worlds. The 19 items are mostly luck and speed, not keys.
How many worlds are there?
Sixteen at the moment. World 16 was added at the end of August, and the game gets a new version every week or two, so expect more.
Which world is the hardest?
The second one. Half of everyone who reaches World 1 never gets past it. After that each world keeps roughly 85 in every 100 players.
What is the rarest thing in the game?
Pulling an Astral out of the gacha. Only 15,710 players have done it, against 159,299 who got one as a pet. Both counters started on the same day.
Are there codes for this game?
Yes, 76 of them, which is a lot for any Roblox game. One is printed by the developers on the game page itself. Our codes page sorts the rest by how well each one checks out.
Why does the game page look newer than the game?
Because it moved. It opened on the first of June at one address and appeared at its current one on the fourteenth of July. Every number on the page counts only from July onward.
Do the badges named after shop items show sales?
No. Added together they would mean every player bought nearly three items and the game took over 900 million Robux in seven weeks. They count something else and nobody has said what.
About Anime Astral Simulator
Anime Astral Simulator is made by StarX Inc, a studio with six games and a group of more than 1.3 million members. This is much the biggest thing it runs.
It ships new versions extremely quickly. Counting the half updates and the patches, there have been roughly two dozen releases since it opened in June.
The pictures on its game page are all single anime fighters, and the names of its codes point at the same set of characters. The game page carries a different fighter’s name in front of the title with each update.