Last Updated: September 20, 2026 | A pose-and-animate toy, not a grind, and the shop is honestly this small.
Beat up simulator is a free comedy toy. You pose two characters, pick from 44 preset moves, and set up a scene for a screenshot or a short clip. It launched back in June 2020 and has already passed 230.9 million visits. Despite the name, there is no real grind or progress system behind it.
This page covers how the game actually works and the small shop behind it, both pulled straight from Roblox’s own data.
Beat up simulator Overview
| Studio |
Imded Studios (group not verified; owner has a personal verified badge) |
| Genre |
Comedy (Entertainment) |
| Released |
June 4, 2020 |
| Last game update |
September 6, 2026 |
| Visits |
about 230.9 million |
| Favorites |
about 2.11 million |
| Player rating |
94.4 percent of 375,088 votes are positive |
| Players in a server |
24 |
| Badges |
1, a plain participation badge |
| Shop |
Two gamepasses and a small currency called Oofs |
| Price of entry |
Free |
The studio is Imded Studios. The group itself is not Roblox-verified, though the account that owns it carries a personal verified badge.
How to Play Beat up simulator
- Join a server. Up to 24 people can be in one at a time.
- Place two character dummies into the scene.
- Pick one of 44 preset moves to pose them beating each other up.
- Adjust props and the background to fit the scene you want.
- Invite a friend to share control of the same scene in multiplayer.
- Save or screenshot the pose, then start a new scene whenever you like.
Beat up simulator Gameplay
The shop sells a small currency called Oofs in five packs.
| Pack |
Price |
Rate |
| 250 Oofs |
4 Robux |
0.016 Robux each |
| 1,500 Oofs |
25 Robux |
0.0167 Robux each |
| 3,000 Oofs |
50 Robux |
0.0167 Robux each |
| 4,500 Oofs |
75 Robux |
0.0167 Robux each |
| 20,000 Oofs |
300 Robux |
0.015 Robux each |
Three of those five packs cost exactly the same per Oof. Only the smallest and the biggest pack break from that rate, and only by a small amount.
On top of the Oofs packs, two gamepasses are for sale: one called Sad for 8 Robux, and one called animation thingy for 30 Robux.
Tips for New Beat up simulator Players
- Try every animation before spending on the extras All 44 preset moves are free. The two gamepasses only add a couple more on top of a large free set.
- Do not expect a big Oofs discount for buying bigger Three of the five packs cost exactly the same per Oof. Only the smallest and biggest packs break from that rate, and only by a little.
- Use the multiplayer mode to make a scene with a friend A second player can share control of the same scene, which is where most of the game’s replay value comes from.
- Do not confuse this with a grind-based simulator There is no currency tied to progress and no win condition. It is a pose-and-animate toy, closer to a machinima tool than a farming game.
- Do not expect a badge ladder Only one badge exists, and everyone who plays earns it. There is nothing else to chase here.
- Check the studio’s other games if you like the animation style The same studio also made a walk-animation game using similar character posing tools.
Beat up simulator FAQ
Is Beat up simulator free to play?
Yes. Every animation and scene tool is free. The shop only sells a couple of extra gamepasses and a small currency called Oofs.
Are there any working Beat up simulator codes?
No. This game has never had a documented code, on this site or anywhere else that tracks it.
Is this a grind-based simulator like the name suggests?
No. There is no currency tied to progress and no objective to complete. It is a pose-and-animate toy built around preset moves.
How many badges does this game have?
Just one, a plain badge for playing that almost everyone who joins ends up earning.
Is the studio behind this game Roblox-verified?
The group itself is not. The account that owns the group does carry a personal verified badge, which is a separate thing.
What is Oofs used for?
Oofs is the game’s small currency, sold in five packs. It ties to the shop’s extras rather than to any core part of the game.
How many players are in a server?
Up to 24, though most scenes only need two people posing characters together.
Every figure on this page comes from Roblox and was read on September 20, 2026. Prices and player numbers move, so treat them as a snapshot rather than a fixed total.