Roblox linked parent accounts can show activity including screen time and the child's most played games. The screen-time view currently includes up to the top 20 experiences from the past week.
This is more useful than trying to remember every title mentioned at home, but it should not be treated as a complete record of everything the child saw or did.
Open the screen-time view
Sign in to the linked parent account, select the child and open Screen time. Review the daily totals and the game list for the previous seven days.
If the information is missing, confirm that the accounts are linked correctly and that the app is current. Some controls and reports vary by region or age.
Look beyond the number of minutes
A long session in a creative building game is not automatically worse than a short distressing interaction elsewhere. Check each unfamiliar game's description, content label, communication and purchase systems.
Notice sudden changes too. A new game taking most of the week may simply be exciting, or it may be using time-limited pressure that deserves a conversation.
Ask without turning it into an interrogation
Invite the child to show what they built, achieved or found funny. Children are more likely to mention an uncomfortable event when game conversations are normal rather than only happening after trouble.
Use the activity data to agree on limits and suitable games together. The dashboard is a tool for parenting, not a substitute for it.