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The creator economy has reached an unprecedented milestone, with the platform announcing it has paid out over $1 billion to developers through its Developer Exchange (DevEx) program in 2025. This figure underscores the accelerating financial opportunities available to creators. In a further commitment, the DevEx conversion rate has been increased by 8.5%, allowing creators to now receive $380, up from $350, when converting 100,000 earned Robux. This adjustment directly enhances financial returns and is designed to incentivize high-quality development. The top 1,000 creators reportedly earned an average of $1.1 million, a 40% year-over-year increase. Alongside these financial boosts, groundbreaking advancements in AI were showcased at the recent Developers Conference, including the introduction of 'fully functional 4D objects with AI' and advanced language tools such as text-to-speech and speech-to-text APIs, alongside real-time voice translation technology. These innovations are integrated into the Studio Assistant, aiming to accelerate creation and provide developers with powerful new capabilities, solidifying the platform's position as a leader in digital entrepreneurship.

A significant and highly anticipated update for the developer community has arrived with the public beta launch of Studio Script Sync. This innovative feature is a game-changer, allowing creators to seamlessly synchronize script instances directly with Luau files stored on their local drives. This enables seamless integration with external Integrated Development Environments (IDEs), various development tools, and robust version control systems like Git, addressing a long-standing request from the community for a more flexible and powerful workflow. Key improvements since its early preview include comprehensive folder syncing capabilities, automatic resumption of synchronization after Studio restarts or network interruptions, and expanded support for both `.lua` and `.luau` file extensions. The system is engineered to handle up to 10,000 scripts per sync instance, demonstrating its scalability for large-scale projects. Complementing this, a 'Reimport for 3D content' feature has also entered beta, offering one-click, non-destructive updates for imported 3D assets. This eliminates the need to redo Studio setup work after every change to external 3D files, making iteration significantly smoother and streamlining the entire creation process.

Over the past several weeks, users and developers have reported significant and persistent platform-wide instability, manifesting in various disruptive ways. A primary issue involves severe server routing problems for players in Europe and Southeast Asia. These users are frequently being redirected to distant servers, such as European players connecting to the US and Southeast Asian players connecting to France, resulting in unplayably high latency often exceeding 200-400ms. This problem makes competitive, rhythm, and other timing-sensitive games nearly impossible to enjoy. Beyond regional routing, a broader pattern of general instability includes widespread difficulties logging in, games failing to launch and getting stuck indefinitely in a 'waiting for an available server' state, and intermittent Studio authentication failures that disrupt developer workflows. These issues, affecting a substantial portion of the global user base, suggest underlying service disruptions or infrastructure challenges. The lack of a clear official statement or estimated time for resolution has compounded user frustration, eroding confidence in the platform's reliability for both play and development.

A comprehensive suite of enhanced safety measures is being rolled out globally, with a strong focus on protecting younger users and increasing platform transparency. By the end of 2025, the platform will expand its age estimation technology to all users accessing on-platform communication, utilizing a combination of facial age estimation, ID verification, and verified parental consent to more accurately gauge user age. This will enable new systems designed to strictly limit communication between adults and minors unless they are known to each other in the real world. Specific policies will prevent adults from messaging under-16s without parental consent, and accounts for users under 16 will be made private by default. Furthermore, the platform has enhanced its ability to detect and block personally identifiable information (PII), achieving a 98% conversation recall rate in English with its open-sourced PII Classifier. Transparency in abuse reporting has also been increased, with users now receiving 250% more feedback on actions taken in response to their reports, fostering greater accountability and trust within the community.

The platform is significantly expanding its Intellectual Property (IP) licensing program, making it easier for creators to build engaging experiences based on popular franchises. The License Manager and Licenses catalog are now openly accessible to all eligible IP holders, allowing a broader range of brands to offer their IP for creative use. This initiative has already seen massive success with experiences like the 'Squid Game'-inspired 'Ink Game' garnering billions of plays. Recent exciting additions to the catalog include Kodansha's popular manga 'Blue Lock' and 'That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime.' In a major move, global toy giant Mattel has also joined, making beloved brands such as 'Matchbox,' 'Polly Pocket,' and 'Street Sharks' available. Additionally, Lionsgate has brought iconic horror IPs like 'The Strangers' and 'Blair Witch' to the program, offering creators new opportunities for themed experiences. This expansion fosters a new era of collaboration between major global brands and platform creators, enabling the development of more diverse, engaging, and commercially successful licensed content.

The platform is venturing into the short-form video space with the introduction of 'Roblox Moments,' a new feature designed to capture and share compelling in-experience video content. This TikTok-style application allows users to capture, edit, and share exciting gameplay clips directly within the platform. Other users can then discover these clips and instantly join the featured experience directly from the video, creating a powerful new discovery pathway. The primary goal is to centralize content sharing, reducing reliance on external social media platforms and keeping users engaged within the ecosystem. This initiative aims to help creators reach wider audiences and boost engagement organically. To support this, dedicated Moments APIs are expected to be released soon, empowering developers to seamlessly integrate this feature into their experiences. This strategic move reflects a commitment to evolving with contemporary content trends and providing creators with sophisticated tools to showcase their work and connect more deeply with their player base.

The platform has launched the beta version of its new Speech-to-Text API, opening up possibilities for more accessible and interactive experiences. The API allows for the conversion of spoken voice and audio into text, enabling developers to implement voice-controlled game mechanics, enhance accessibility features for players with diverse needs, and create more dynamic conversations with NPCs. The beta launch includes observability dashboards for developers to monitor usage. Alongside this, Custom Matchmaking has been made generally available to all experiences, giving creators more control over player grouping. However, the Text-to-Speech (TTS) component of the new API suite is already encountering significant reliability issues. Developers report that the TTS service is frequently unreliable, fails to convert text as expected, and hits usage limits prematurely. Attempts to purchase additional quota have reportedly failed to resolve the underlying problems, frustrating developers and hindering the adoption of this promising technology for creating more immersive and inclusive content.

The latest Studio update, version 699, has introduced several important technical enhancements for developers. A notable change has been made to the behavior of `LuaGlobals.rawget()`, which will now consistently return `nil` when a queried key is not found in a table. This standardization makes code more predictable and robust by eliminating ambiguity. The update also brings crucial improvements to material rendering for the SLIM (Surface-Light Interaction Model), including fixes for UV issues to ensure textures apply correctly without distortion. Support for `Class.Decal`, `Class.SpecialMesh`, and `Class.CylinderMesh` with SLIM has been significantly enhanced, allowing for more visually convincing effects. Finally, in a welcome user experience improvement, the update expands the available frame rate cap options. Developers and players can now select maximum frame rates of 160, 165, 180, and 200 FPS, catering to users with high-refresh-rate monitors and allowing for smoother, more responsive gameplay on powerful hardware.

The platform is facing escalating legal pressure regarding child safety, culminating in a significant lawsuit filed by the Texas Attorney General on November 6, 2025. The lawsuit accuses the company of prioritizing growth and revenue over the safety of its child users, alleging it has 'flagrantly ignored state and federal online safety laws' and has become a 'breeding ground for predators.' This action claims the platform exposes children to sexually explicit content, exploitation, and grooming, adding to a growing chorus of concerns from parents, advocacy groups, and other state governments. This follows similar lawsuits and investigations, including a prominent report from ITV News that uncovered extremist content simulating violent acts and promoting far-right ideologies accessible to young users. These developments highlight the mounting pressure on the company to fundamentally overhaul its content moderation, implement more robust safety protocols, and ensure a genuinely safe environment for its vast, young user base, with potential for significant legal and financial ramifications.

In a major push to enhance platform performance, two significant backend upgrades have been implemented to reduce lag and create a smoother experience for players. First, a major optimization of the global server architecture has been completed, focusing on refining data routing protocols and upgrading network infrastructure. This has led to a noticeable decrease in latency and improved responsiveness, particularly within experiences that have a high number of concurrent players or complex physics. Second, a new dynamic server CPU allocation system is being rolled out. This system intelligently adjusts CPU resources based on the real-time number of players in an experience, automatically scaling allocation up as more players join and down as they leave. This ensures that popular games with fluctuating traffic benefit from more efficient resource management, leading to a reduction in lag and better overall responsiveness without requiring any manual adjustments from creators. Together, these initiatives provide a more consistent, high-quality, and low-latency environment for all experiences.

Studio Update 694 has delivered significant visual and technical improvements, enhancing the platform's rendering capabilities. A major highlight is the addition of comprehensive support for emissive maps across `Class.SurfaceAppearance`, `Class.MaterialVariant`, and `Class.TerrainDetail`. This allows developers to create materials that appear to glow or emit light independently of external light sources, opening up vast creative possibilities for creating futuristic interfaces, magical runes, and other visually stunning elements. Furthermore, the update has significantly increased the maximum limit for Highlight instances within an experience to 255. This enhancement directly addresses a common constraint faced by creators, allowing them to implement more sophisticated and visually rich highlighting systems for collectibles, interactive points, or critical visual cues without resorting to complex workarounds. The update also includes a crucial fix for an issue where `Enum.Material.ForceField` outlines from backfaces did not appear correctly on desktop and console, ensuring consistent visual effects across platforms.

A deceptively simple experience titled 'Grow a Garden' has taken the platform by storm, achieving unprecedented popularity and shattering concurrent player records. The game, a standard AFK (Away From Keyboard) simulation, tasks players with a straightforward loop of purchasing seeds, planting crops, and harvesting them to earn in-game currency. Despite its familiar premise, 'Grow a Garden' has captivated millions of players worldwide, reaching an astonishing peak of over 10 million concurrent users, making it the biggest game of all time on the platform in terms of simultaneous players. Its immense success highlights the enduring appeal of accessible, engaging, and meditative gameplay loops within the community, proving that even familiar concepts can achieve massive traction with the right execution and social elements. The phenomenon showcases the power of viral growth and community engagement within the ecosystem, where a simple idea can rapidly become a global sensation, demonstrating that innovation is often about perfecting a core, enjoyable mechanic.

The popular game Pet Simulator 99 has launched its highly anticipated Update 14, a significant content expansion introducing an entirely new and expansive biome known as the 'Tech World.' This futuristic zone features unique architectural designs, challenging new areas to explore, and exclusive resources. Accompanying the new world are a plethora of fresh pets for players to discover, collect, and hatch, each boasting distinct designs, varying rarities, and powerful abilities that significantly expand the game's pet roster. Furthermore, Update 14 rolled out an array of new enchantments, allowing players to further customize and enhance their pets' capabilities, adding deeper strategic layers to the core gameplay loop. The introduction of the Tech World also came with new quests, formidable boss battles, and engaging mini-games designed to captivate players and offer substantial rewards. This update continues the development team's tradition of delivering large-scale, impactful content drops that maintain high player engagement and reinforce the game's dominant position on the platform.

The popular experience 'Adopt Me!' is on the verge of introducing huge changes to its core pet management mechanics, generating significant discussion within its player base. The upcoming update will feature 'pet pens,' allowing pets to gain experience passively even when players are offline, a long-requested convenience feature. However, the update also includes substantial alterations to pet aging: the experience bar will be significantly increased, though this will be offset by more XP gained from fulfilling pet needs and a reduction in the total number of needs required. Perhaps most impactfully, a new 'release egg' system will enable players to rehome unwanted pets for a chance at acquiring new ones. While some players welcome the new features, others express concern that the changes could drastically impact the in-game economy and devalue existing pets that were painstakingly aged under the old system, creating a mix of excitement and apprehension over the potential disruption to established gameplay loops.

Months after a controversial ban for exposing alleged predators on the platform, YouTuber 'Schlep' has reportedly been offered an unban, a development that has reignited intense debate surrounding the platform's child safety and content moderation policies. The initial ban in August 2025, justified as a violation of terms for 'entrapment, impersonation, and simulation of child endangerment,' sparked widespread public outcry, with critics arguing the platform was punishing someone for highlighting a serious issue. The alleged offer of an unban is seen by some as a strategic move to mitigate ongoing public relations damage. However, it also raises significant questions about the consistency and transparency of the platform's enforcement actions, with many in the community questioning why it took months of public pressure to reconsider. This situation underscores the complex ethical dilemma the platform faces in balancing user safety, freedom of expression, and its corporate image, and the outcome could set a precedent for how it handles future cases involving whistleblowers.

A significant new monetization avenue is set to launch for creators with the announcement of a direct integration with the e-commerce platform Shopify. Slated for Q2 2025, this feature will allow creators and brands to seamlessly sell physical merchandise directly within their experiences. This groundbreaking move marks a pivotal step in blurring the lines between digital and physical commerce within the metaverse, creating an integrated shopping experience for users. The integration is expected to enable creators to potentially earn more from physical goods than from traditional digital items, fundamentally redefining how commerce and community converge on the platform. This initiative builds on expanding partnerships and investment in advanced e-commerce tools, offering creators unprecedented opportunities to monetize their creativity, extend their brand reach, and connect with their audience beyond purely virtual items. By facilitating direct sales of physical products, the platform is empowering creators to build more comprehensive and sustainable businesses from their virtual success.

The In-Experience Creation (IEC) roadmap is expanding, now allowing users to create, purchase, and save custom Accessories and Layered Clothing directly to their inventory from within an experience. This highly requested community feature extends the capabilities introduced with the 'Add Avatar to Inventory' feature, utilizing EditableMesh and EditableImage APIs for full mesh and texture customization. Developers who enable this feature, who must be ID-verified and have a Premium subscription, will receive a substantial 70% revenue share (30% creator + 40% experience developer) for items created and sold in their experience. All user-created assets must pass UGC validation and moderation checks. Currently, these created items are for personal use only and are not eligible for resale or trading. This powerful update empowers creators to offer unique customization options within their games, fostering greater player engagement, personalization, and providing a new revenue stream for developers.

The full rollout of the Dynamic Lighting 2.0 system has been completed, making advanced lighting capabilities universally available to all experiences on the platform as of November 21, 2025. This significant update introduces a suite of new features designed to enhance visual fidelity and performance. Developers now have access to more granular controls over light sources, including improved shadow rendering, volumetric lighting effects, and more realistic reflections. The new system also boasts optimized performance, allowing for more complex lighting setups without a substantial impact on frame rates. The implementation includes new properties for light objects, such as adjustable light temperature and enhanced bloom effects, providing a richer palette for environmental design. This widespread deployment ensures that all new and existing experiences can immediately leverage these advanced lighting techniques, fostering a new era of visual quality and immersion across the entire platform without requiring developers to take any action to benefit from the core improvements.

Studio has rolled out a significant update to its collaboration features, introducing real-time co-editing functionality for developers. This enhancement allows multiple creators to work simultaneously on the same place file within Studio, seeing each other's changes as they happen. The new system includes robust conflict resolution mechanisms to ensure that concurrent edits are merged smoothly and efficiently, minimizing data loss. Developers can now invite team members to join their Studio sessions, with integrated chat features and cursor indicators showing who is working on what, improving communication and coordination. This update is particularly beneficial for larger development teams and educational settings where collaborative project building is essential. The new co-editing system also incorporates improved version control integration, allowing teams to easily track changes and revert to previous states. This advancement significantly streamlines the development process, reducing the need for manual file merging and enabling faster iteration cycles for all experiences.

An Advanced Avatar Animation Blending System has officially launched platform-wide, dramatically improving the fluidity and realism of character movements within all experiences. Previously, transitions between different animations could appear stiff or unnatural. The new system utilizes sophisticated algorithms to create seamless and organic transitions between various character states, such as walking to running, jumping to landing, or idle to interacting. Developers now have finer control over animation curves and blending weights, allowing for highly customized and expressive character behaviors. This enhancement directly contributes to a more immersive gameplay experience, as avatars react more naturally to player input and environmental interactions. The system is designed to be backward compatible, meaning existing animations will automatically benefit from smoother transitions, while new animations can leverage the full extent of the advanced blending capabilities. This foundational improvement empowers creators to bring their virtual worlds to life with unprecedented levels of realism and dynamic movement.

The suite of monetization tools for creators has been expanded with the introduction of new subscription-based developer product options. This new feature allows developers to offer recurring benefits or access to premium content within their experiences through monthly or weekly subscriptions. Creators can now configure various subscription tiers, providing exclusive in-game items, special abilities, ad-free experiences, or access to members-only areas. The system handles all billing and renewal processes, simplifying management for developers and providing them with a more stable and predictable revenue stream. This fosters long-term engagement with their player base, as players benefit from continuous access to premium content without repeated one-time purchases. The new subscription model is integrated directly into the developer product interface within Studio, offering intuitive setup and management tools, including analytics dashboards to track metrics like active subscribers and churn rates. This marks a significant evolution in how creators can monetize their content on the platform.

Account security protocols have been significantly bolstered with the implementation of mandatory support for hardware security keys (e.g., FIDO2-compliant devices) for all users. This new measure requires users to register a hardware key as a primary or secondary two-factor authentication (2FA) method, particularly for critical account actions such as password changes, email modifications, or currency transfers. The platform is transitioning away from relying solely on software-based 2FA methods, which are more susceptible to phishing attacks. Hardware keys provide a much stronger defense against unauthorized access by requiring a physical device to be present and activated, making it virtually impossible for remote attackers to compromise an account even if they obtain login credentials. This proactive security enhancement underscores a commitment to safeguarding user data and digital assets against evolving online threats, providing a robust layer of protection that significantly elevates the standard of account security across the platform.

A significant accessibility enhancement has been rolled out, introducing customizable UI scaling options for all users. This new feature allows players to adjust the size of user interface elements within experiences, including text, buttons, and menus, to better suit their individual visual needs and preferences. Located within the platform's settings, the UI scaling slider provides a range of options, from smaller, more compact interfaces to larger, more easily readable elements. This update is particularly beneficial for players with visual impairments, those using smaller screens, or individuals who simply prefer a larger interface for comfort. The implementation ensures that the scaling is applied consistently across most in-experience UI elements, improving readability and usability without distorting the overall layout. This move, handled at the platform level, underscores a commitment to creating a more inclusive platform, making experiences more accessible and enjoyable for a wider audience by empowering users to tailor their visual experience.

Studio update version 629 has introduced key enhancements and crucial bug fixes for developers. Among the most notable additions is a new property for the `Humanoid` object called `TargetPoint`. This feature provides developers with significantly more precise control over character movement and AI navigation, enabling the creation of more sophisticated and dynamic NPC behaviors. By programmatically setting a `TargetPoint`, developers can guide humanoids to specific coordinates with greater accuracy and fluidity, opening up new possibilities for complex pathfinding and realistic character interactions. Additionally, the update successfully resolved a critical and long-standing issue where `Humanoid.MoveTo` would sometimes fail to reach its intended destination. This bug fix ensures more reliable and predictable character navigation, drastically reducing frustration for both developers debugging their AI and players encountering unexpected movement glitches. These updates contribute to a more stable, efficient, and powerful development environment.

In a significant move to bolster platform security and ensure fair gameplay, the full rollout of an enhanced anti-exploit system has been completed across all experiences. This comprehensive update represents a substantial investment in safeguarding the integrity of the ecosystem by directly combating various forms of cheating, scripting, and unauthorized modifications that disrupt gameplay. The new system incorporates advanced detection algorithms and real-time monitoring capabilities, designed to identify and mitigate exploit attempts more effectively and rapidly than previous iterations. This proactive approach aims to create a more level playing field for all players, ensuring that skill and legitimate effort determine success. For developers, this means a more secure environment for their creations, reducing the time they might otherwise spend on combating exploits themselves. The system operates primarily on the backend, minimizing any noticeable impact on legitimate player performance while working to neutralize malicious activities.

The Creator Hub has rolled out a significant enhancement for developers with the integration of a new, comprehensive Performance Analytics Dashboard. This update provides creators with more granular and actionable insights into the technical performance of their experiences. The new dashboard allows developers to monitor key performance indicators such as frame rate stability, memory usage, network latency, and script execution times across various devices and regions. This level of detail is invaluable for identifying performance bottlenecks, optimizing game code, and ensuring a smooth, lag-free experience for players. The dashboard features intuitive visualizations, customizable reports, and historical data tracking, allowing developers to observe trends and measure the effectiveness of their optimization efforts over time. By empowering developers with robust performance data, the platform is fostering a culture of optimization and quality, encouraging creators to build more efficient and enjoyable games.

A recent, seemingly unannounced, update to the platform's asset permission system has ignited a wave of strong negative feedback and frustration among the developer community. Developers are vocally expressing their dissatisfaction on the Developer Forum, with many calling for the immediate reversion or significant modification of the update. Asset permissions are a critical component of development, governing who can access, use, and modify in-game assets like models and scripts, and are fundamental for intellectual property protection and collaboration. An unannounced change to this system can have profound and disruptive consequences, potentially breaking existing projects or creating unintended access issues. The strong and unified call for a reversion suggests that the update has had a widespread negative impact. This incident highlights a significant communication breakdown, as changes of this magnitude are typically announced in advance with clear explanations and opportunities for feedback, and the lack of transparency is fostering distrust within the creator community.

Significant improvements to the Layered Clothing fitting algorithm are set to be rolled out, addressing common visual defects that have impacted the appearance of avatars. These upcoming changes aim to fix issues such as 'flaring and bell bottoming,' where clothing stretches out unnaturally at openings, and 'bulkiness problems,' where clothes appear thicker than they should. The updated algorithm will use a linear deformer to locate cages across layers and sample both inner and outer cages to reduce clothing bulk and layer penetration, ensuring a smoother and more accurate fit. This enhancement is expected to greatly improve the visual quality of avatars wearing Layered Clothing, making them look more realistic and appealing across various avatar types. While an exact release date was not specified, these changes were previewed earlier in the year and are anticipated to be implemented soon, representing a key step in refining the platform's advanced avatar customization system.

Unconfirmed leaks and developer activity are strongly suggesting that the upcoming Season 30 of the popular game 'Jailbreak' will feature a flying vehicle theme, promising a fresh dynamic to heists and chases. However, alongside this anticipation, there is growing speculation within the community that the season might face a significant delay, potentially pushing its release to January 2026. This rumor is partly fueled by reports of developers blocking the game's subreddit, an unusual move interpreted by some as a sign of internal development challenges. The prospect of flying vehicles has generated considerable excitement, as it would introduce entirely new strategies for both criminals and police. However, a delay could disappoint the dedicated player base awaiting new content. The lack of official communication from the development team regarding these leaks and potential delays has only intensified speculation, leaving players in limbo and highlighting the delicate balance between building hype and managing expectations.

Insider information and keen observations of developer activity have provided strong indications that a significant 'Halloween 2025 map,' internally referred to as 'H25 Map,' is actively being developed for the popular experience 'Murder Mystery 2.' These leaks, circulating within dedicated community channels, are based on monitoring the work of the game's map creator in Studio, where progress on the new seasonal environment has been noted. Furthermore, placeholders for an upcoming weapon bundle have reportedly been discovered within the game's files, strongly suggesting that new cosmetic items will accompany the Halloween event. The game's seasonal events are always highly anticipated, bringing a surge of player activity. While these details have not been officially announced, the evidence from developer activity provides a compelling glimpse into future content, building considerable hype and allowing players to speculate about the event's themes, mechanics, and potential release date well in advance of any formal announcement.

Attack on Titan-themed games on the platform are currently experiencing a significant surge in popularity, captivating fans with immersive worlds and community-driven gameplay. This trend highlights the enduring global influence of the original manga and anime series. Titles such as 'Attack on Titan Evolution,' 'Attack on Titan Revolution,' and 'Attack on Titan Vengeance' serve as dynamic, evolving experiences that allow players to live out fantasies of battling Titans. A key driver of this trend is the integration of game codes, which offer players exclusive in-game items, currency, and advantages, with codes being regularly updated to maintain engagement. The community aspect is central to their success, featuring extensive fan-made content, competitive tournaments, and collaborative experiences where players team up to take down colossal threats. This trend highlights how the platform provides a powerful space for passionate fanbases to extend their favorite franchises into interactive, evolving digital worlds.

Set in a medieval style, this game allows you to engage in epic battles, choosing from different classes and allying with others to fight enemy players. You can select from a variety of historical weapons and gear, whether you prefer to be an archer or wield a large sword.

This stealth/action FPS allows you to join a criminal organization and engage in high-profile operations. You have the choice to complete missions stealthily, using disguises and avoiding detection, or to go in with a full arsenal of explosive weapons. The game offers a cooperative campaign with multiple missions and a PVP mode for tactical firefights.

This open-world RPG is often cited as a criminally underrated game. It features a massive map filled with caves and ruins to explore, a vast number of items to collect, and a wide variety of enemies. At first glance, it appears to be a casual open-world RPG, but it offers extraordinary quality and scale for a Roblox game. Recent data shows it has a very low concurrent player count, with a 24-hour peak of only 50 players.

Inspired by games like Dark Souls, this is a challenging PvE multiplayer soulslike fantasy RPG. You get to explore the massive open-world of Emora to uncover the secrets of the Grand Soul. The game is known for its brutally satisfying combat system and deep mechanics that players can spend hours discovering.

This game offers a twist on the typical obby by incorporating a story to explore on your parkouring adventure. You enter the Grand Nexus and attempt to uncover what happened to lands now frozen in time, all while collecting items to further the plot and keep darkness at bay. The game is about exploring the world of the Sun Domain and collecting sacred flames to upgrade your vessel's powers to save a dying Sun.

In this 3D platformer, you play as a microwave robot on a journey to collect food, power your fridge spaceship, and return to Earth. The game is inspired by classic 3D platformers and has a strong emphasis on collecting badges.

In this multiplayer roguelike game, you can team up with others to explore different areas, battle hordes of enemies, and challenge formidable bosses. As you progress, you can level up and acquire new skills to aid you in your journey. The game is set in a desolate world ruled by robots, and your mission is to carve a path to the core, discovering infinitely generated weapons and exploring detailed regions within this RPG with rogue-lite elements.

This game brings the mind-bending mechanics of games like Superliminal to Roblox. It's a puzzle game where you manipulate your perspective to solve challenges and navigate through a well-designed map. The demo showcases the core mechanics of perception-based physics.

This is a class-based third-person shooter that reimagines classic Roblox gears and games with a modern twist. You team up with four other players to battle enemies across numerous maps with a variety of playable characters. The game is praised for its unique artistic direction and diverse characters with powerful abilities.

This is a survival shooter game set in an apocalypse. The objective is to survive by collecting supplies and loot while fending off zombies and other players. You can also form alliances and drive vehicles across a large map. Please note, this game has been discontinued in favor of a sequel.

A revived and updated version of a classic anime tower defense game.

A tower defense game featuring characters from various anime and manga series.

This is a tower defense game where players strategically defend the worlds of popular anime. Players can recruit an army of iconic heroes and villains from well-known series to protect their base from waves of enemies across various game modes.

A tower defense experience where players summon units to protect the multiverse from a mysterious threat.

Inspired by the popular anime and manga, this action RPG allows players to join the fight for humanity against giant Titans. Players can customize their fighting style with different gear and abilities to take on increasingly difficult challenges.

Now known as Huzz RNG, this is a random number generator game where players spin for a chance to collect various characters and explore a hidden world.

Based on the anime Blue Lock, this game offers an electrifying 5v5 soccer experience. Players choose a character class with unique abilities and can team up with friends or compete against rivals to become the ultimate striker.

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A pastel-colored obstacle course game designed to be accessible for players of all skill levels.

An open-world fishing simulator where players embark on an adventure to catch a wide variety of fish. The game focuses on exploration and progression, allowing players to sell their catches to purchase better equipment and discover new locations.

A farming and idle simulator where players plant seeds, harvest crops for in-game currency, and expand their garden. The game is known for its massive concurrent player counts, breaking previous records on the platform.

In this action-packed game, players must survive waves of zombies, either solo or with a team. The game features different difficulty levels, a variety of weapons and perks, and distinct enemy types, including those with special abilities.

Taking inspiration from popular RPG adventures, this game is set in a world filled with characters and themes from internet subculture. Players explore a vast open world, fight meme-themed enemies, and collect weapons and abilities to become stronger.

This is a movement-based racing game that combines fast-paced parkour with anime-inspired characters. Players compete in races, navigating complex obstacle courses using unique character skills. The game's emphasis on skill-based movement has attracted a highly competitive community.

A pet simulation game where players roll dice to acquire pets of varying rarity. The gameplay revolves around collecting coins to upgrade luck and other abilities, as well as trading pets with other players.

An intense first-person shooter that pits players against each other in duels ranging from 1v1 to 5v5. The game is fast-paced, and players can unlock new weapons and skins by winning matches and completing contracts.

This 3D platformer is heavily inspired by Super Mario 64. Players control a robot named Beebo on a quest to collect ice creams to defeat The Sun. The game features nostalgic graphics and a level editor for players to create and share their own stages.

In this tycoon-style game, players buy and steal "Brainrots," which are characters based on an internet meme that generate income over time. The game's simple but addictive premise of theft and collection has led to it reaching exceptionally high numbers of concurrent players.

A boxing and PvP fighting game where players can compete against others using various fighting styles. The game emphasizes skill, as players can win with any style, though some are rarer than others.

A One Piece-inspired anime game set for a full public release in 2025. It entered closed community testing in September 2025. The game is expected to focus on Haki and PvP, with Devil Fruits being extremely rare, and will feature a unique, skill-based combat system with different combos for air and ground attacks.

A highly anticipated RPG inspired by The Seven Deadly Sins, projected for a 2025 release. The game is expected to launch with a significant amount of content. Development has faced some delays, including technical issues with a promotional video, which could impact the release schedule. It maintains an active Discord community.

A 2D RPG bullet-hell MMORPG with a confirmed release date of October 24, 2025. Currently in its alpha stage, the game tasks players with saving the world of Robloxia from a villain named 1x1x1x1. It features open-world exploration, dungeons, roguelike elements, and bullet-hell combat. Defeated players earn Valor Tokens for cosmetics and power-ups.

The sequel to the popular Demon Slayer-inspired game, anticipated for a 2025 release. The developer has intentionally limited pre-release information. The combat will be block-based, and while gamepasses may transfer from the original, player data will not. Some community members have expressed concern about the development timeline.

A One Piece-inspired game with a projected public release in December 2024, following early access in November 2024, though potential delays to 2026 or 2027 have been suggested. The game has undergone multi-phase testing, and the end of its subscription funding model in November 2025 is seen by some as a sign that development is nearing completion.

A fast-paced action-adventure fantasy game in development for approximately two years. It is noted for its unique combat system and community transparency. A 2025 release is considered unlikely as developers wish to add more classes at launch. The game may be a paid-access title. The release date is yet to be announced.