Is Mimic Party on Roblox? No, and It Is Not The Mimic
“Mimic” is a crowded name. Search results for Mimic Party are full of other games, and “mimic party roblox” is one of the most common searches around the game. Here is how to tell them apart.
The “Mimic” games people confuse
| Game | Platform | What it is | Related to Mimic Party? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mimic Party (2026) | Steam, Windows | 1-5 player voice party game: imitate a sound, get scored, sabotage friends | — (this site) |
| The Mimic | Roblox | Horror experience; its Roblox page describes “four stories created from Japanese history and urban legends” | No |
| Five Nights at Freddy’s: Secret of the Mimic | Steam ($39.99) | Horror adventure; one area is a party world, hence searches like “secret of the mimic party room” | No |
| Mimic | PlayStation Store | Online multiplayer survival horror set on a spaceship, the Icarus | No |
| Mimics (2017) | iOS, Android | A party game “you play with your face” | No |
| MIMIC The Sound Party Game | Android | An older sound-imitation party app, posted by its developer on r/AndroidGaming | No — similar idea, different game |
Is there a Mimic Party on Roblox at all?
FoliesApp has not made one. Roblox players can find experiences built around mimicking sounds or voices, but none of them is the Steam game, and none is connected to FoliesApp. If a Roblox experience uses the Mimic Party name, treat it like the lookalike mobile apps.
”The Mimic party size” and other mixed-up questions
Some searches mix both games’ vocabulary. Quick answers for Mimic Party:
- Party size: 1 to 5 players online (multiplayer).
- Codes: Mimic Party has no redeem codes. “Mimic Party Roblox codes” searches are about Roblox experiences, not this game.
- Where to play: Steam only, $6.99 (price).
Why the confusion happens
Mimic Party took off through TikTok and YouTube clips in its launch week, and people often search the word they remember — “mimic” — plus the platform they play on. With The Mimic on Roblox and Secret of the Mimic both being big horror names, search engines mix them in. If a guide talks about chapters, jumpscares or monsters, it is about a different game.
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