Last Updated: August 2026 | A dressing up room where the badges count other people liking you.
Mandrake Catalog Editor is a dressing up room built for one community. You put an outfit together from a wardrobe the game says holds more than 500 items, pick an emote, and show it off in a park while music plays. The whole thing is built around being looked at.
It opened in March 2023 and has taken more than 40 million visits since. This page has the badge ladder, what the shop sells around it, and the strangest voting numbers we have come across.
Mandrake Catalog Editor Overview
| Detail |
What we found |
| Full name |
Mandrake Catalog Editor |
| Genre |
Shopping, played as a dressing up room |
| Opened |
25 March 2023 |
| Last updated |
25 August 2026 |
| Visits |
40,243,798 |
| Players per server |
30 |
| Private servers |
Switched off |
| Favorites |
101,597 |
| Votes |
5,029, of which 84 in every 100 are likes |
| Average visit |
About fourteen and a half minutes |
| Busiest ever |
1,357 players at once, on 26 January 2026 |
| Badges |
Seven, and four of them count likes from other players |
| Codes |
None, and none ever |
| Made by |
A verified studio whose group has more than a million members |
How to Play Mandrake Catalog Editor
Nothing here needs learning and nothing needs unlocking. You get dressed and you stand somewhere nice.
- Join and open the wardrobe. The game says it holds more than 500 items and that more keep arriving.
- Put an outfit together. Nothing is locked behind a level and there is no currency to save up.
- Pick an emote from the panel. Both of the game’s own pictures are advertising these rather than the clothes.
- Find a spot in the park. The page suggests taking a picture for your social account, which is what the backdrop is for.
- Show it to the room. Servers hold thirty, so there are plenty of people to see it.
- Collect likes from other players. That is the only thing this game keeps a count of.
There is no currency, no score and no level. The only number the game keeps about you is how many likes you have been given.
Mandrake Catalog Editor Gameplay: Badges That Count Other People
Most games hand out badges for something you did. This one hands out four of them for something other players did to you.
| Badge |
Players who have it |
How rare that is |
| Welcome to the community |
8,071,684 |
Everyone. This is the number the rest are measured against. |
| Took part in a Valentine’s event |
261,161 |
About 3 in 100. A one-off from June 2023. |
| 10,000 likes received |
102,907 |
About 1 in 78. |
| 25,000 likes received |
33,337 |
About 1 in 242. |
| 100,000 likes received |
4,712 |
About 1 in 1,713. |
| 500,000 likes received |
303 |
About 1 in 26,639, and the rarest thing here. |
| Helped Father Christmas |
1,158 |
A one-off from December 2025, with no description at all. |
Four of those seven count likes you were given, and they climb steeply. Ten thousand likes is reached by about one player in 78, and half a million by about one in 27,000.
The step from one to the next gets harder each time. About a third of the ten thousand crowd reach twenty five thousand, and only about a sixteenth of the hundred thousand crowd ever reach half a million.
The other three badges are a welcome and two events. One of them, from Christmas 2025, has no description written on it at all.
The Shop Sells Both Sides of That Ladder
A dozen items are on sale and two of them sit either side of the thing the badges measure.
One doubles the likes you receive, at 250 Robux. It does not hand you a badge, it halves the time to the next one.
The other is the ability to react at all, both liking and disliking, at 100 Robux. Having an opinion is itself the product there.
The rest is clothes, extra colours for them, a speaker, a floating board and a couple of toys. Nothing else touches the ladder.
Forty Million Visits and Five Thousand Votes
Here is the number that stopped us. This game has been voted on 5,029 times in three and a half years.
| Game |
Visits |
How often somebody votes |
| Mandrake Catalog Editor |
40,243,798 |
Once every 8,002 visits. |
| Memory Murder |
41,066,185 |
Once every 408 visits. |
| Word Search |
45,180,316 |
Once every 1,593 visits. |
That is one vote for every 8,002 visits, which is by a distance the quietest we have found. The next quietest game we cover collects one every 1,593.
The score itself is fine at about 84 likes in every 100. There are simply almost no votes behind it.
It is worth remembering when you see a rating anywhere. A percentage means very little until you know how many people it came from.
The Game Page Is a Staff List
Most game pages sell you the game. This one introduces the people who made it, naming four of them with their jobs.
Then it prints its own list of recent changes, covering a new map, new songs, new clothes and a leaderboard for both spending and time played.
The studio’s group page goes further and advertises a job. It lists who does what and says a builder is wanted.
That is unusually open for a game this size, and it fits a studio that keeps updating. The most recent change landed four days ago.
Tips for New Mandrake Catalog Editor Players
- Try the emotes first. Both of the game’s own pictures are advertising them rather than the clothes, which tells you what the room is really for.
- Do not chase the top badge. Half a million likes is about one player in 27,000, and it depends entirely on other people.
- Check what you are buying before you buy it. One item doubles the likes you receive and another is simply the ability to react.
- Take your photo in the park. The page asks you to share one, and the backdrop was built for exactly that.
- Come back for updates. The page keeps its own changelog and the game was updated four days ago.
- Do not go looking for codes. There are none, and there is nowhere to type one.
Mandrake Catalog Editor FAQ
What do you actually do here?
Put together an outfit, pick an emote and show it off in a park. There is no round to win and nothing to collect.
What do the badges mean?
Four of the seven count likes given to you by other players, at ten thousand, twenty five thousand, a hundred thousand and half a million.
How many items are there?
The game page promises more than 500 and says more keep being added. Nothing about them is locked.
Why does it have so few votes?
Nobody knows, but the number is real. It collects one vote for every 8,002 visits, which is the lowest rate we have found.
Is it still being updated?
Very much so. The last update landed in August 2026 and the page keeps a running list of changes.
About Mandrake Catalog Editor
Mandrake Catalog Editor comes from a verified studio whose group has more than a million members. This is easily its biggest game.
The studio’s other four games are a school, a barbershop, a table football game and a small clicker. All of them are built as everyday places rather than fantasy worlds.
A visit here lasts about fourteen and a half minutes, which is a long time for a shop. People are not popping in to grab something and leaving.
Everything happens in one room. There are no other places to visit and nothing hidden behind a door.