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=== '''Freebuilds''' ===

Freebuilds are highly unoriginal worlds. Some freebuilds are very popular, while some freebuilds only get to the front page once and nothing else. In freebuilds, you usually build on a plot and admins give out builder to visitors and sometimes visitors would need to answer a series of questions like "Will you grief?". A lot of worlds include queues to get permissions. Many people like to grief on these free build games as they are very vulnerable to griefs. Back then, Blockate had no logs and backups it was almost impossible to make a free-build safe from griefs.

=== '''Difficulty Chat Obbies''' ===

There are tons of difficulty chart obby worlds, and some that are related to the Roblox game "The Impossible Obby" where the colors go from red to orange to yellow to green to blue to violet to pink to white to black. Other difficulty chart obbies have the "Juke's Towers of Hell" difficulty chart, that goes:

* Easy (Green)

* Medium (Yellow)

* Hard (Orange)

* Difficult (Bright red)

* Challenging (Dark red)

* Intense (Black)

* Remorseless (Hot Pink)

* Insane (Really Blue)

* Extreme (Bright Blue)

* Terrifying (Teal)

* Catastrophic (White)

Some difficulty charts just use their own difficulty chart. The color of the obstacle represents the difficulty of the level the player is on.

=== '''Free Blux Worlds''' ===

Free blux worlds weren't very common on front page back in the old days of Blockate, but now they are because more people know about them. Free blux games are hosted by people with the [https://www.roblox.com/game-pass/3756285/VIP VIP gamepass]. Most free blux worlds include obbies you have to complete in order to be given blux and the harder the obby the more blux you can obtain. There is a stat that shows how many blux people can get, and the owner (or an admin with VIP) will give you your blux when people request it. Most of the owners that make these games have more then '''1 million '''blux.

=== '''Build a ____''' ===

These games are similar to free build games, except they have a twist. You have to build a certain thing instead of building anything you want.

=== '''SCP Roleplays''' ===

SCP roleplays are related to the "SCP Foundation" which is a fictional organization documented by the web-based collaborative-fiction project of the same name.

In these worlds, you have to roleplay as either one of the SCPs which are either individuals, entities, locations, or objects that violate natural law, one of the Class-Ds which are inmates kept within the Foundation sites as lab rats, one of the guards, etc.