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In a significant geopolitical development, Russia's media regulator implemented a comprehensive ban on the platform on December 3, 2025, citing a range of serious concerns including the alleged distribution of extremist propaganda, sexual harassment, financial deception, and the exposure of young users to inappropriate content. This drastic measure unexpectedly led to rare public protests in the Siberian city of Tomsk, where dozens of parents and gamers gathered to voice their strong opposition. Protesters argued that the restriction unfairly limits access to what they consider a valuable educational and social tool, holding signs with messages like 'Hands off Roblox' and drawing parallels to historical periods of information control. The ban, which is estimated to affect a substantial number of daily active users, has garnered international attention, illustrating the growing tension between state control over online content and public demand for access to global digital services. In response to the ban and the ensuing public reaction, reports indicate that Russian authorities are now accelerating efforts to develop a domestic alternative to the platform, aiming to provide a state-sanctioned digital space that aligns with their regulatory requirements and furthers the country's move towards digital sovereignty.

The platform has implemented new, stricter requirements for creators wishing to publish or update public experiences, effective December 17, 2025. This strategic policy change is designed to combat the proliferation of spam, copycat content, and inappropriate experiences often uploaded by malicious actors using disposable accounts. To publish or update a public experience, creators must now meet at least one of several criteria: complete ID verification, have made a purchase using real currency or a gift card since the beginning of 2025, have edit access to an experience that generated over 100 playtime hours during a specific period in late 2025, or have successfully completed a Developer Exchange request in the past year. The platform has stated that the vast majority of active, legitimate creators already meet these new requirements and will not be impacted, ensuring that the policy change primarily targets bad actors. This measure represents a crucial step towards maintaining a safer, higher-quality platform by making it more difficult for spammers to operate, thereby enhancing platform integrity and ensuring that the content available to players is from verified and legitimate creators.

In a significant move to enhance user safety, the platform is rolling out mandatory age checks for all users to access on-platform communication features. This initiative, which began enforcement in select markets like Germany and France in early December and will extend globally by early January, requires users to complete an age check through Facial Age Estimation or ID verification. Once verified, users will be categorized into distinct age groups and will primarily be able to chat only with others in similar age brackets, unless they establish 'Trusted Connections' with known individuals. For users under the age of nine, in-experience chat will be disabled by default, requiring explicit parental consent to be enabled. The new rules also prevent adults from messaging or voice chatting with users under 16 without verified parental consent, and all accounts for users under 16 will be set to private by default. Furthermore, social hangout experiences featuring private spaces like bedrooms are now restricted to users aged 17 and above, with creators of such experiences also needing to be age-verified. This comprehensive safety overhaul underscores a proactive commitment to creating a more secure, age-appropriate environment and providing a safer social experience for its global community.

In a decisive move to enforce platform standards, all partially or fully invisible head items have been removed from the Marketplace and user inventories. These items were deemed non-compliant with design guidelines, which aim to maintain the integrity of avatar customization and prevent unintended gameplay advantages. The platform confirmed that no moderation strikes or account consequences will be administered for the previous ownership or upload of these assets, acknowledging that users may have acquired them without malicious intent. To ensure a fair resolution, the items were purged from all user inventories, and a full refund for any currency spent on these items is being automatically issued to all impacted users, with the process expected to be completed within seven business days. This action reinforces the platform's ongoing efforts to moderate User-Generated Content (UGC) and ensure that all items available adhere to community standards, promoting a more consistent, equitable, and visually predictable experience for all players and clarifying design boundaries for UGC creators.

The platform's primary development environment, Studio, has received a wave of significant updates designed to empower creators with more robust tools and improved workflows. A major user interface overhaul, now rolling out publicly, introduces a more compact and intuitive default layout, while retaining full customizability to suit individual developer preferences. This is coupled with substantial underlying performance enhancements to reduce lag and crashes, even on lower-specification devices. Visually, creators can now leverage 4K Texture rendering in beta, supporting resolutions up to 4096x4096. This feature utilizes dynamic Texture Streaming to deliver high-quality visuals to capable devices without compromising performance or increasing memory usage on lower-end hardware. For game security and fairness, a crucial 'Server Authority' networking model has been introduced in beta. This powerful tool helps creators build more cheat-resistant competitive games by making the server the single source of truth for critical game logic, thereby preventing common exploits and ensuring a level playing field. These combined updates underscore a commitment to providing cutting-edge tools that enable creators to build more immersive, visually stunning, and secure experiences with greater efficiency.

The platform is rolling out new tools to better support its creator community, focusing on improved financial insights and expanded audience reach. A new 'Off-Platform Featuring Program' has been launched to help creators promote their in-experience events and updates to a broader audience. This initiative connects creator content to external placements on major mobile app stores and the platform's own marketing channels, significantly boosting discoverability beyond the platform itself. Concurrently, Creator Reward Analytics have been enhanced to provide developers with more detailed data and insights into their earnings. The new analytics include 'Reward Penetration Metrics' to show how effectively monetization features are reaching players and more 'Granular Share Link' data to track promotional efforts. These tools are designed to empower creators with a deeper understanding of player engagement and spending patterns, enabling them to make better data-driven decisions regarding their content, monetization strategies, and marketing efforts, ultimately fostering greater success and sustainability for their businesses.

The popular experience 'Steal a Brainrot' has launched its highly anticipated Christmas event, following a period of community buzz generated by leaks and teasers. The event, which started on December 13th, invites players to take a train to a new, snowy North Pole-themed map to collect 16 new seasonal 'Brainrots' and 'Festive Blocks.' This official launch confirmed earlier leaks that hinted at a new North Pole area and a unique present system for exclusive rewards. Developers also teased a potentially chaotic 'admin abuse' feature, where administrators could trigger special, unpredictable in-game actions, adding an element of surprise. Players were encouraged to prepare for the event by completing rebirths and trading to maximize their success. This festive update, combining a new area, unique collectibles, and interactive elements, is a strategic move to boost player engagement and retention during a key holiday period, showcasing the importance of seasonal content in maintaining a vibrant game community.

An iconic and long-standing virtual pet brand has officially made its foray into the metaverse with the beta launch of a new experience, 'Neopet Gardens.' This strategic move aims to introduce its beloved intellectual property to a new generation of players within the platform's vast ecosystem. The experience is a charming farming and gathering simulator where players collect resources to craft higher-tier items, which can then be sold for the brand's familiar in-game currency. This currency allows players to acquire pet eggs, hatch beloved companions that provide in-game bonuses, and strategically expand their personal island. As players progress, they can unlock new and nostalgic areas from the brand's universe, such as Kiko Lake and the Rainbow Fountain. The soft launch, conducted without major fanfare, suggests a deliberate strategy to gather organic player feedback and iterate on the experience in real-time, as the development team is reportedly making active live changes. This collaboration validates the platform as a prime destination for established brands seeking to engage with a digitally-native audience.

As December progresses, the platform's gaming landscape is being shaped by a mix of dominant long-standing titles and viral new entries, with seasonal updates significantly influencing player activity. The RPG 'The Forge [BETA]' currently leads in player engagement, boasting over 623,000 active users and a 96% approval rating. Meanwhile, the addictive AFK farming mechanics of 'Grow a Garden' have made a massive impact, reportedly reaching unprecedented concurrent player numbers and becoming one of the platform's biggest games. Perennial favorites like 'Adopt Me!', which launched a 'Winter Wonderland Festival', and the role-playing hub 'Brookhaven RP' continue to attract massive communities. The horror experience 'Scary Shawarma Kiosk' and the strategy game 'Universal Tower Defense' also maintain high player counts. This trend highlights the dynamic nature of the ecosystem, where developers who prioritize frequent content drops and leverage seasonal themes, such as the events in 'Get Tall and Fall', see the highest levels of engagement. This diverse mix of genres, from RPG and simulation to horror and strategy, underscores the platform's broad appeal and the continuous innovation from its developer community.

A major financial firm has downgraded the platform's stock from 'overweight' to 'neutral,' signaling a more cautious outlook on its near-term performance. The firm cited several potential headwinds, including concerns over moderating engagement trends as many previously viral experiences pass their peak popularity. This anticipated slowdown is expected to lead to a deceleration in bookings growth. A significant factor in the downgrade is the impending global rollout of facial age estimation for communication features, which analysts believe could negatively impact user retention. Furthermore, the recent ban of the platform in Russia, a substantial market, is estimated to affect a large number of daily active users, adding pressure on overall growth projections. While the platform is still projected to achieve respectable bookings growth next year, the analysis suggests limited upside potential for the stock unless new, highly viral hit games emerge or advertising revenue streams are significantly boosted. This downgrade reflects a more conservative financial perspective, prompting a re-evaluation of the company's investment attractiveness despite strong past performance.

A Florida state Attorney General has announced a significant lawsuit against the platform, alleging severe and systemic failures in protecting minors. The lawsuit, filed on December 12, 2025, claims the company has consistently misrepresented the effectiveness of its safety measures, creating a false sense of security for parents. The Attorney General stated that the company is 'hiding behind press releases and superficial safety measures while predators are openly grooming and targeting children.' A central allegation is that predators have exploited the platform's in-game currency as a tool to bribe children into sending explicit content. In response, the platform's Chief Safety Officer vehemently countered the claims, asserting that the lawsuit 'fundamentally misrepresents how Roblox works' and highlighting the company's substantial investment in advanced monitoring systems. The officer also noted that users are technically unable to send or receive images via the platform's chat system. This legal action underscores escalating concerns from regulators and child safety advocates and could have far-reaching implications for the platform's operational policies and content moderation strategies.

The platform has initiated a controversial move by announcing the removal of the vast majority of its long-standing system badges, with only a single badge slated to remain. This decision has ignited significant backlash within both the developer and player communities. An official announcement on the developer forum explained the change as an effort to make user profiles a better place to showcase achievements and to create space for 'more impactful personalized features.' However, many community members perceive this as another instance of the platform arbitrarily removing cherished legacy features without sufficient justification. Critics argue that the platform itself allowed the badge system to become stagnant by failing to introduce new badges or build upon its potential, unlike the robust achievement systems seen on other major gaming platforms. The move is interpreted by some as an attempt to erase parts of the platform's history, leading to speculation about which other iconic features, such as the classic R6 avatar system, might be next. This decision has eroded a degree of trust among long-time users, highlighting a perceived disconnect between corporate strategy and the desires of the core community.

Developers using the platform's Studio software are reporting significant and persistent crashing issues, particularly affecting those who utilize force feedback devices from a popular brand of PC peripherals. The problem appears to be rooted in driver compatibility, specifically impacting devices such as racing wheels. Users describe a frustrating scenario where Studio hangs indefinitely on the 'initializing plugins' stage before unexpectedly closing without warning. Analysis of crash logs frequently indicates HTTP errors related to an inability to connect to a locally running server, suggesting a breakdown in communication when these specific peripherals are connected. The platform has officially acknowledged the bug and confirmed that its engineering team is actively working on a resolution. In the interim, a temporary workaround has been advised: affected users should unplug their force feedback devices before launching Studio to prevent the crashes. This bug is causing considerable disruption for developers, especially those involved in creating racing or simulation games who rely on these peripherals for their creative workflow.

Developers are encountering a recurring and highly disruptive bug within the Studio environment where certain MeshParts consistently fail to load correctly, causing them to appear completely invisible. This issue is manifesting across various environments, including the Studio editor, playtesting sessions, and, most critically, in live game experiences. Despite their invisibility, the collision properties of these MeshParts continue to function as expected, leading to confusing invisible barriers that disrupt gameplay. Community reports indicate that this problem has surfaced on previous occasions and was subsequently resolved through platform updates, strongly suggesting it is an internal platform issue rather than a developer-side error. A common error message associated with the bug, 'MeshContentProvider failed to process because could not fetch', points to a failure in the data retrieval process for mesh assets. This bug significantly hinders development and degrades the player experience, as developers are entirely dependent on a platform-level patch to restore the visual integrity of their creations.

A significant number of players across the globe have been reporting sudden and severe high latency issues across a wide variety of experiences since mid-December 2025. Users on popular online forums and community help channels describe a frustrating situation where they have stable, high-speed internet connections with no issues in other online games, yet consistently face abnormally high ping specifically within the platform's experiences. This problem severely impacts gameplay, leading to prolonged loading times, failure to join servers, and once in-game, extreme lag, rubber-banding, and delayed actions that render many games unplayable. Players have diligently attempted common troubleshooting steps, such as reinstalling the client, restarting their computers, and checking network settings, but these measures have proven ineffective. The widespread nature of these reports, originating from diverse geographical locations and affecting various internet service providers, strongly suggests a platform-wide server or network problem rather than isolated individual connection issues. This is causing considerable frustration among the player base, who are calling for an official acknowledgment and a swift resolution to restore a stable gaming experience.

Company executives and insiders have continued to divest substantial amounts of their company stock, a trend closely monitored by investors as a potential indicator of internal confidence. In one recent transaction on December 14, 2025, a director sold 66,000 shares for over $6.1 million, reducing his personal stake by more than 20%. This follows earlier sales by other key figures, including the CFO. The broader trend is even more pronounced, with insiders collectively engaging in 163 selling transactions over the past six months with a complete absence of any purchases. Prominent sellers include the President & CEO, who has sold over 1.49 million shares for an estimated $152 million, and the aforementioned director, with total sales of over 507,000 shares for an estimated $60 million. Such ongoing and one-sided divestment is often interpreted by market analysts as a potential signal that insiders may believe the stock is overvalued or lack confidence in the company's short-term growth prospects. This consistent selling pressure can influence broader investor sentiment and potentially impact the stock's performance.

The platform has reiterated strong and unequivocal warnings to its user base against the use of 'Free Robux Generators' and other exploit-based tools that promise free in-game currency. The company emphasizes that these tools are sophisticated scams designed to steal personal information, install malicious software like malware or ransomware, or trick users into fraudulent payment schemes. Engaging with such generators is a direct violation of the platform's Terms of Service and can lead to severe consequences, including permanent account termination and the loss of all progress and purchased items. The platform's security systems make hacking its servers for the currency an extremely risky and largely futile endeavor. Users are strongly advised to acquire the currency exclusively through official channels, such as direct purchases on the official website or app, or via legitimate, partnered reward applications. Players are also urged to be wary of common red flags on fraudulent sites, including broken links, intrusive pop-ups, and grammatical errors, to protect themselves from financial loss, identity theft, and account compromise.

The platform took a significant step into the world of competitive gaming with its inaugural Creator Showdown esports tournament, held in Los Angeles on December 4th. The event featured eight prominent content creators battling across four popular experiences, including 'Ink Game' and 'Tower of Hell,' for a share of a substantial $50,000 prize pool. The tournament was broadcast live across the platform's official channels on various social media sites and was also viewable within a dedicated in-game experience called 'The Block.' This initiative highlights a growing commitment to fostering a competitive gaming scene, celebrating developer creativity, and providing a new avenue for creators to engage with a wider audience. The event is expected to inspire more developers to create competitive experiences and attract a new segment of players interested in esports, potentially paving the way for a dedicated and recurring esports circuit in the future and further diversifying the platform's offerings.

In a major boost for its creator community, the platform has announced an 8.5% increase in the Developer Exchange (DevEx) rate, allowing creators to earn significantly more real-world currency from their in-game earnings. This adjustment means that 100,000 earned Robux will now convert to $380, up from the previous rate of $350. This marks the first DevEx rate increase in eight years, a period of exponential growth for the platform and its creator economy. The company stated this move is part of a long-term strategy to invest in every stage of the creator lifecycle, from creation to monetization and growth, with the goal of empowering creators to build sustainable businesses. With creators having earned over $1 billion through the program in the past year and projections for 2025 being even higher, this increased payout is expected to significantly incentivize content creation, attract new talent, and foster an even more vibrant and robust economy within the platform's ecosystem.

The platform is pushing the boundaries of digital creation with a new suite of AI capabilities designed to empower developers and dramatically accelerate content generation. Announced at a recent developers conference, these innovations include the ability to generate 'fully functional 4D objects with AI,' a feature that promises to revolutionize asset creation. Alongside this, new language tools have been integrated, such as advanced text-to-speech, speech-to-text APIs, and real-time voice translation technology to break down communication barriers. These tools are integrated into Studio's intelligent development companion, aiming to simplify the creation process. An enhanced AI Texture Generation tool allows creators to produce high-quality 3D assets and intricate textures more rapidly. These advancements are a cornerstone of a strategic investment in artificial intelligence, designed to provide creators with unparalleled artistic freedom, enhanced functional capabilities, and smarter development assistance, enabling them to transform their ideas into immersive experiences faster than ever before.

The platform has officially launched the beta phase of 'Moments,' an innovative feature designed to revolutionize experience discovery through short-form video clips. This new system empowers users to effortlessly capture, edit, and share their most engaging gameplay moments directly from within an experience. Crucially, other users can then click on these shared video clips to instantly join and try out the featured experience themselves, creating a seamless and highly interactive discovery pathway. The introduction of Moments APIs is also on the horizon, which will soon enable creators to directly leverage this feature to grow their audience by showcasing the most compelling aspects of their games. By making experience discovery more visual, dynamic, and social, 'Moments' is poised to become a powerful tool for both players seeking new adventures and creators looking to expand their reach and attract a larger, more engaged player base, reflecting the growing global trend in short-form video consumption.

A renowned global toy and family entertainment company has significantly expanded its strategic collaboration with the platform, announcing a new slate of immersive games and licensed assets inspired by its iconic brands. Following the successful launch of a Monster High-themed experience, standalone games featuring globally recognized franchises such as Barbie, Hot Wheels, and Masters of the Universe are now set to follow. Furthermore, an array of other cherished brands, including Polly Pocket and Street Sharks, are now available through the platform's License Manager and catalog. This program allows intellectual property holders to seamlessly integrate their properties into digital play at scale, providing developers with direct access to officially licensed assets for their own creations. This expanded partnership underscores the platform's growing appeal for major brands seeking to connect with new generations of consumers through interactive digital experiences, offering fresh ways for fans to engage with their favorite characters and opening new creative avenues for the developer community.

A comprehensive and highly anticipated update to the avatar customization tools has been rolled out, offering players unprecedented control over their digital identity. The new system introduces advanced color settings, allowing users to individually color different body parts with extreme precision using a full spectrum of RGB, HSL, and HEX codes, moving far beyond the previous limited palette. The update also includes substantial improvements to layered clothing, enabling more dynamic and seamless stacking of apparel without the common clipping issues previously encountered, resulting in more realistic clothing combinations. Furthermore, new avatar settings provide developers with greater control over proportions and scaling for more diverse character models, while players can now more easily adjust their avatar's height and build through intuitive sliders. These changes are part of a dedicated effort to make avatar styling easier, more expressive, and infinitely more versatile, directly responding to the community's desire for greater creative freedom and personalization.

The platform's November 2025 Safety Report details significant advancements in platform safety, focusing on improved detection of harmful content and increased transparency. A major highlight is the enhanced ability to detect and proactively block personally identifiable information (PII), a critical step in protecting user privacy. The platform has even open-sourced a version of its PII Classifier, which has achieved an impressive 98% conversation recall rate in English, demonstrating its effectiveness. The report also notes a substantial 250% increase in feedback provided to users regarding actions taken on their abuse reports, offering greater transparency into the moderation process. For developers, new reporting dashboards have been introduced, providing invaluable insights into abuse incidents occurring within their specific games, such as instances of inappropriate language. This empowers developers to better monitor and proactively address disruptive behavior, thereby maintaining more civil and positive spaces within their experiences and underscoring a commitment to fostering a safe and respectful environment.

A groundbreaking partnership with a leading e-commerce platform has been announced, introducing a revolutionary commerce integration that will allow eligible merchants to sell physical items directly within platform experiences. This strategic alliance aims to seamlessly bridge the gap between virtual and real-world commerce, creating unprecedented opportunities for developers and brands to offer tangible products to a vast and engaged audience without users ever needing to leave the immersive environment. With nearly 97 million daily active users globally, this partnership unlocks significant opportunities for brands to connect with a digitally-savvy Gen Z consumer base in a highly interactive manner. For creators, it offers a powerful new way to monetize their experiences beyond virtual goods, allowing them to sell merchandise or other physical products directly to their fans. This move signifies a strong commitment to shaping the future of immersive commerce, expanding the platform's economic ecosystem, and empowering its community with more diverse and impactful monetization strategies.

Users worldwide experienced significant login and server access issues on two separate days in early December 2025. While initial speculation pointed to internal server problems, the disruptions were later attributed to a widespread outage at a critical third-party internet infrastructure company. This company experienced failures affecting its Content Delivery Network (CDN), Domain Name System (DNS), and routing systems globally. This cascading failure meant that while the platform's own game servers may have remained operational, the pathways for users to connect to them were severely compromised, causing the service to appear completely offline for extended periods in various regions. Although the root cause was external, the impact on the user base was profound, leading to widespread frustration and a significant disruption to gaming and social activities. Such incidents, especially when occurring multiple times in a short period, can erode player trust in the platform's stability and highlight the critical dependency of modern online services on robust third-party infrastructure.

The platform's stock prices reportedly experienced a notable decline of 6% in August 2025, a downturn directly linked to a series of ongoing lawsuits concerning the platform's child safeguarding tools and practices. This significant drop in market value indicates a growing level of investor concern and a direct financial impact stemming from the persistent controversies surrounding child safety. Despite public statements and reassurances regarding its commitment to protecting young users, the legal challenges and associated negative publicity are clearly resonating with financial markets, leading to a tangible loss in investor confidence. This stock performance highlights that corporate actions and public perception regarding sensitive issues like child safety have direct and measurable financial consequences. The financial pressure could compel the company to allocate even greater resources towards enhancing its safety features, content moderation, and transparency, underscoring the immense responsibility it bears as a platform primarily used by children.

Developers on the official forums have recently observed and discussed significant, unannounced changes to the home page game recommendation algorithm. Multiple creators have reported sudden, unexplained spikes in concurrent players for their older games, some of which had previously seen very low engagement. One developer noted their game unexpectedly jumped from a handful of concurrent players to hundreds without any corresponding marketing effort. This phenomenon has led to speculation that the platform is actively testing new methods for recommending games, with a potential focus on surfacing a wider variety of content to users under 13. A shift in the core recommendation algorithm, especially one implemented without official announcement, can have profound consequences for the developer ecosystem, drastically altering game visibility and traffic. This lack of transparency creates a challenging environment for creators who rely on predictable discovery mechanisms, highlighting the need for clearer communication regarding platform-wide changes that directly impact developer livelihoods.

A major Japanese advertising firm has quietly showcased a groundbreaking collaborative project with a prestigious fashion college, leveraging the platform for digital fashion innovation. This initiative focuses on advancing digital fashion education, providing students from the college's specialized Virtual Fashion Course with hands-on experience. These students have been learning advanced 3D design tools to create intricate garments that exist in both physical and virtual realms. Crucially, some of these digitally designed items are already available for purchase and use on the platform, demonstrating a direct pathway from educational concept to commercial application within the metaverse. This partnership signals a significant strategic move into the high-fashion and educational sectors, positioning the platform as a vital hub for real-world skill development and digital commerce. It highlights the growing importance of virtual identity and suggests the market for digital fashion is poised for substantial growth, demonstrating the platform's potential as an incubator for future talent in digital design.

A new and highly anticipated testing feature, 'Experience Betas,' has been rolled out for creators, offering a controlled and structured environment for pre-launch evaluation. This feature allows developers to test their creations with a select, private audience to gather valuable feedback, identify bugs, and ensure better launch control, all without the experience appearing on public recommendation pages. Creators can now iterate privately or in designated beta phases, utilizing key analytics tools within the Creator Hub to monitor performance and user behavior. Furthermore, a new Player Feedback API has been introduced, enabling developers to collect direct user sentiment and suggestions more efficiently. This structured approach to testing empowers developers to set clear benchmarks for quality, make informed decisions about when their experiences are ready for a wider public release, and significantly improve overall quality and player satisfaction upon official launch. This represents a major step forward in supporting creators with robust development and testing workflows.

An adventure-obby game where you take on the role of an 'abyss walker' ascending a seemingly endless world. The gameplay is not limited to jumping; it also involves collecting materials to unlock new areas and abilities, providing a sense of progression.

A multiplayer, turn-based RPG that uses a card game format. Players can team up with friends to battle monsters and advance through the story, collecting cards to enhance their skills.

A medieval-style fighting game focused on team battles with different classes. Players can choose from a variety of historical weapons and gear, such as bows or large swords.

This first-person shooter has a unique mechanic where every bullet is a one-shot hit, creating a pure action experience without health systems. It offers a variety of maps, game modes, and unlockable weapons.

An exploration game with a distinctive art style and soundtrack. It offers hundreds of puzzles and other challenges to solve.

A tranquil social game where you can explore a small section of space, travel between planets in low gravity, and even orbit them.

A casual open-world RPG with a vast map to explore, featuring numerous caves, ruins, and a large variety of items to collect. It has been described as having a scale and quality that is unmatched for a Roblox RPG and has been noted to have an average of around 50 active players.

A roguelike RPG where if you die, you have to start over. Players explore various dungeon floors and battle monsters. The game's player count has been observed to be very low, sometimes fluctuating between zero and ten players.

An action RPG often compared to Dark Souls, this game features large maps and a challenging combat system. It has deep mechanics and an original story.

A mountain climbing adventure game where you solve puzzles by using throwable cubes to forge your own path.

Inspired by the Halo series, this game is currently in development and offers gameplay mechanics reminiscent of the popular franchise, including weapons like the rocket launcher and battle rifle.

A solo fighting game with intense, fast-paced levels where you combat waves of enemies before facing a boss. It is described as strategic, allowing players to choose upgrades tailored to their class after each level.

This game adds a narrative to the obby genre. Players venture into the Grand Nexus to uncover the story of lands frozen in time, collecting items to move the plot forward.

A 3D platformer where the goal is to collect food items to power your ship and explore new worlds. The game features a range of movement abilities, including jumping, diving, and gliding, which are used to navigate creative levels and solve puzzles.

In this elevator game, you descend into a randomly generated creepy facility. The primary objective is often to find buttons to proceed to the next level, though some modes focus on survival.

A roguelike, third-person shooter RPG set in a dystopian cyber world. It is praised for its high quality and smooth gameplay, where players battle robots and bosses. The game features unlockable weapons and customizable avatars. It has been noted for having low player counts, sometimes barely reaching over 200.

Inspired by the game Superliminal, this title has you manipulate your perspective to solve puzzles and navigate the environment.

A team-based, third-person fighting game with a cast of unique characters, each with their own set of three abilities and an ultimate move. The game is known for its chaotic and enjoyable gameplay, with classes divided into melee, ranged, and support roles.

A fighting game with a wide array of combat styles and takedowns. It is recognized for its extensive content, which includes various maps, voice lines, and well-developed characters.

A fighting game that deviates from the typical battleground format, featuring weapons like laser guns.

A short platformer that includes six well-designed levels, with a single star to collect in each. Despite being a demo, it is noted for its polished gameplay and visuals.

A pirate-themed game that stands out with its unique visual style. It allows players to participate in naval combat.

A revival of a popular anime tower defense game. Players use their units to defend against waves of enemies, and the new version includes fixes and new elements.

A fighting game in its alpha stage, described as being in the style of 'Super Smash Bros.'. It currently features multiple maps and characters with unique moves, with plans for a story mode.

A story-based game with voice acting that follows a young boy named Aiden who moves to a new house with his dad after his mother's death.

A highly anticipated upcoming RPG inspired by the anime 'Seven Deadly Sins'. It is expected to feature a large map, various magic abilities, and different playable races.

A survival game where players, solo or with friends, must survive storms on a raft. The raft can be expanded and upgraded by collecting supplies like food and weapons.

A horror game where the player works the night shift at a shawarma stand. The objective is to serve every order while following a strange set of rules to identify anomalous customers and survive the night.

A puzzle game where the player navigates levels by switching between normal and a special black-and-white vision to reveal hidden objects and pathways, solving optical illusion-based puzzles.

An RPG and simulation game focused on mining rare ores, forging items from over a thousand variations, and battling enemies. Players can explore new islands and collect runes to enhance their items.

A fast-paced, action-adventure fantasy game in development, noted for its unique combat and mobility systems like wall running. It will be a paid access game upon public release.

A permadeath game set in a world of air islands where players use gliders and airboats. It features a parry-based combat system where status effects are a core mechanic.

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A *Hunter x Hunter* inspired RPG with a focus on a multi-layered quest system, a bounty system, and a crafting system that is pivotal to the gameplay experience.

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A *One Piece*-inspired game expected for a summer release. It will feature a ship system similar to *Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag* and various in-game events. It has been showcased to content creators, building anticipation.

An MMORPG inspired by the Alfheim Online arc from *Sword Art Online*. Currently in testing, it features high-quality visuals, flight mechanics, various character races with unique abilities, and a class system. It has a strong community interest.

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Inspired by the anime series *Seven Deadly Sins*, this is a story-based RPG. It will feature various in-game systems, including different magics, races, and combat styles. The game has a large community following and is undergoing significant reworks to its UI and game systems.

An open-world adventure game based on *Hunter x Hunter* where players choose their own path.

A story-based, linear *Hunter x Hunter* game with a focus on its narrative.

A sequel to the *Naruto*-inspired game *Kaizen*, this is an action-packed RPG focusing on dynamic combat and PvP. It will feature revamped clans, powerful abilities, and in-depth lore with community-driven events.

A Star Wars-themed open-world roguelike game with unique progression and a variety of maps to explore.

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A 2D massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) with bullet-hell and roguelite elements. Players save the 2D world from 1x1x1x1 by exploring biomes, fighting enemies, and completing quests. It features a permadeath system where players earn Valor Tokens for cosmetic items and power-ups.

The sequel to the *Demon Slayer*-inspired game *Project Slayers*. It will feature a map five times larger than its predecessor, a complete combat overhaul for more skill-based PvP, and new character customization options.

Inspired by *Tokyo Ghoul Re*, this is an action-combat game focusing on PvP between CCG and Ghoul factions. It will feature hardcore permadeath mechanics and advanced movement systems like directional dodging and grappling hooks.

A *Demon Slayer*-inspired game with a soulslike and RPG feel. It will have hardcore elements but no permadeath, though dying may result in a loss of progression. It is praised for its smooth and visually impressive combat.