Last Updated: August 2026 | Nothing is written for this game, and the developers took their own shortcuts off sale.
This game hands you a pile of blocks and asks you to build something that can survive a trip to space. You bolt the thing together, strap on engines, launch it, and find out whether it holds. Then you mine what you find, come back, and build a bigger one. Seven people share a server.
That is why people come looking for a script. There is nothing written for this one at all, and the reason the search looks busy is that two other big games are called almost the same thing. This page sorts that out and shows you the level counts instead.
Are There Any Working Build a Rocket VS Mark Rober Scripts?
There are no working scripts for this game.
Not one thing anywhere is written for it. Search the name and you get results, but every single one of them belongs to a different game that happens to be called something similar.
What this page has instead is the level count, which shows exactly where players stop.
Three Games Share This Name
This is the whole reason a search here feels busy. Three separate studios have a big game about building a rocket, and only one of them is this one.
| The name |
How big it is |
Whose it is |
| Build a Rocket VS Mark Rober |
21.2 million visits |
This one. The only one with a real person in the title, and nothing is written for it. |
| Build a Rocket Ship |
16.8 million visits |
A different studio. This is what most results are for. |
| Build A Rocket |
12.3 million visits |
A third studio again, and the rest of the results are for this. |
Every result you will find belongs to the second or the third. They are shop driven games, so what people write for them is money and auto buy tools.
This game has no shop like that, so those tools would do nothing here even if you could point them at it.
Search the studio name or the person in the title instead and you get nothing at all. Not one project anywhere names this game.
The Developers Took Their Own Shortcuts Off Sale
This is the most interesting thing on the page, and it is the reason a script would miss the point here.
The game used to sell four things that skipped the hard part. Unlimited fuel, unlimited inventory space, and two warps that dropped you straight into a universe you had not flown to.
All four are gone. You cannot buy any of them now.
What is still sold doubles how fast you earn. So the studio kept the things that speed you up and removed the things that let you skip the trip.
That is the developers themselves deciding that getting there is the game. A script that flies the rocket for you takes away the only part they cared about keeping.
Where Everybody Gets Stuck
There are 25 level badges in this game and they were all made on the same day, so nothing here has a head start on anything else.
There is no badge for simply joining, so the level 1 badge is the closest thing to a headcount. Every share below is measured against it.
| Level |
Players who reached it |
Share of everyone who reached level 1 |
| Level 1 |
8,755,470 |
Everyone. This is what the rest are measured against. |
| Level 2 |
3,219,797 |
About 37 in 100. The steepest drop in the whole game. |
| Level 5 |
863,881 |
About 10 in 100. |
| Level 10 |
171,378 |
About 2 in 100. |
| Level 15 |
42,997 |
About 5 in 1,000. |
| Level 20 |
5,362 |
About 6 in 10,000. |
| Level 25 |
1,170 |
About 1 in 7,500. The end of the ladder. |
The wall is level 2. Nearly two thirds of everyone who reached level 1 never reached level 2, and no later step comes close to that.
At the far end, 1,170 people have reached level 25. That is about one in every 7,500 who got to level 1.
The game also counts how long you play. About 21 in 100 make it to fifteen minutes, 13 in 100 reach half an hour, and 7 in 100 stay for a full hour.
A Solver Would Be the Whole Game
The company behind this game teaches engineering. That is what it does for a living, and this game is the toy version of it.
You are meant to design the rocket, get it wrong, watch it come apart, and work out which bit was too heavy. That loop is the entire product.
A script that builds and flies it hands you a finished answer to a question nobody asked you to skip. There is no other player to beat and nothing to trade, so it does not even save you from anyone.
If the flying part is what you are stuck on, the game sells a fair version of that help, and the level counts above tell you that most people stop long before the flying gets hard.
How to Actually Get Further
1Build wide before you build tall. Most first rockets fall over because everything heavy is stacked at the top.
2Save your ship once it works. There is a badge for using a save slot and over half a million players have it, so it is not a hidden feature.
3Push past level 2 in your first sitting. That single step loses more players than the next twenty put together.
4Fly to the Moon before anywhere else. Far more players have landed there than on any other world, so it is the gentlest first trip.
5Use the away place if you want to earn while you are gone. The game has a separate spot for it and a badge to match.
What You Get Free
All 25 levels
Nothing on the ladder is locked behind a purchase. Every rung is earned by playing.
Every world
The two passes that used to warp you straight to a universe are no longer sold, so everyone flies there the same way now.
Fifty-seven badges
Levels, landings, speed records, playtime and a few hidden ones tucked around the map.
An away spot
The game keeps a separate place for earning while you are not playing, with its own badge.
If You Use an Executor Anyway
Nothing here needs one because there is nothing to run. If you use one elsewhere, our executor guide explains what they are.
Scripts break the Roblox Terms of Service. If you run one, use an alt account. An alt is a spare account you would not mind losing. A real script is a line of text you paste into an executor, never a program you download.
Scam warning: No page needs your Roblox login, your email or a payment to show you a line of text. If one asks, close it. Never pay for a script.
Other games with the same empty answer: Eye Test and Math Obby. One where scripts exist and none is safe: Brace.
About Build a Rocket VS Mark Rober
Build a Rocket VS Mark Rober opened in 2023 and has been visited 21 million times. It was made by the company the person in the title runs, which builds a monthly science toy box in real life.
Seven people share a server. About 90 in every 100 votes are likes, across nearly 110,000 of them, which is a high score for a game this size.
It has not been updated since September 2024, and the studio’s other game stopped the week before that.
For the full level ladder, every world in order and the badge that only 142 people hold, see our Build a Rocket VS Mark Rober wiki.