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About Nova Serverside

Nova Serverside is a developer-focused utility designed to help Roblox creators better manage and interact with their game servers. Our platform provides tools that allow developers and server administrators to monitor activity, run server-side scripts, and manage systems within their own experiences through a simple web-based interface. By connecting a lightweight linker inside a developer’s game environment, Nova enables secure communication between the game server and the Nova management panel.

Nova Serverside (serverside.gg) has 315 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 4.1 out of 5.

Also known as: serverside.gg
Website: serverside.gg
Category: Gaming
Listed on The Fair Hearing: 2026

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Mar 15, 2026

Total scam

Total scam. The scripts are actually good, but there are only 3 games with 100+ players, and all of them are completely ruined by other Nova users. Plus, the 'game-proof' channel is a joke, they just post the same 3 games over and over with different player counts to fake variety. Don't fall for it.

By Matheus

Response from Nova Serverside· Mar 16, 2026

Hi there, Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We truly appreciate hearing both positive and critical experiences, as it helps us improve. We’re glad to hear you found the scripts themselves to be good. Regarding the games list, the number of active high-player games can naturally fluctuate depending on the time of day and overall Roblox player activity. While there may sometimes be only a few games above 100 players at a given moment, our system continuously scans and logs many more games over time, which is why you may see the same titles appear with different player counts as those games gain or lose players throughout the day. About the #game-proof channel, the intention of that channel is simply to show real, currently accessible logged games and their live player counts. When a game becomes active again or reaches a different player count later on, it may appear again in the channel to reflect that change, rather than to create artificial variety. As for games being “ruined” by other users, that’s unfortunately something that can occasionally happen with any shared serverside environment when multiple users access the same game. We actively moderate scripts and behavior to reduce abuse and keep the experience enjoyable for everyone. If you ever run into specific issues with particular games or scripts, we’d really appreciate you opening a ticket in our support channels so we can look into it directly and help you get the best experience possible. Thanks again for your feedback.