Roblox

+In 2012, Roblox experienced a significant [Security Breach](/wiki/Security_Breach) where an [Exploit](/wiki/Exploit) allowed users to gain unauthorized [Administrative Privileges](/wiki/Administrative_Privileges), leading to widespread disruption and the alteration of the platform.

+**The** core of Roblox's creation capabilities lies within [Roblox Studio](/wiki/Roblox_Studio), a free application that allows users to design, build, and publish their own games and virtual worlds. [Developers](/wiki/Developers) utilize **the** [Lua](/wiki/Lua) programming language to script game logic, create interactive elements, and manage game mechanics. This accessible [Development](/wiki/Development) environment has fostered a massive amount of [User-generated Content](/wiki/User-generated_Content), making Roblox a unique example of a platform driven by its community.

+Roblox also features an internal [Economy](/wiki/Economy) powered by its virtual currency, [Robux](/wiki/Robux). Users can purchase Robux with real money, and creators can earn Robux through various means, such as game passes, virtual items, and premium payouts, converting them back into real-world currency. This system allows creators to monetize their work, providing a strong incentive for innovation and continuous [Content Creation](/wiki/Content_Creation). **The** platform's social features, including [Chat](/wiki/Chat), [Friends](/wiki/Friends) (now Connections) lists, and groups, encourage social interaction and community building within its diverse user base. There has also been drama about various aspects of **the** platform, including pedophilia.

+Roblox also hosts multiple events within every year. Usually, these events are devhunts, which consists of users playing devloper's expereiences and completing tasks in these experiences for rewards. These events also usually do have a point/currency system earned from completed tasks. These can be used to buy **the** avatar items of **the** event.

+Notable games include Natural Disaster Survival or NDS, Murder Mystery and Murder Mystery 2, Flee **the** Facility, and [**The** Hunt](/wiki/The_Hunt), which is considered Roblox's worst game in 2024, and **the** most disliked game.

+**The** most popular game as of October 24 is Plants vs Brainrot, made by Jandel, creator of Grow a Garden.

+Roblox originally made a message if you post games with bad titles, but hackers tried to abuse it, replacing **the** hotlines with games that are annoying to watch and epileptic. After that, Roblox decided to remove the message and just ban the game with bad titles.

+**Roblox** is an online platform and [Game creation system](/wiki/Game_creation_system) where users program and play games created by other users. Launched in 2006, it has grown into a vast [Virtual World](/wiki/Virtual_World) empowering creators of all ages to share their digital [Experiences](/wiki/Experiences) and connect through play across various devices, including PCs, mobile phones, and consoles. These digital experiences, created by users, span a wide range of genres, from creative building games like [Grow a Garden](/wiki/Grow_a_Garden) (which notably caused several [Server Outages](/wiki/Server_Outages) that led users to describe Roblox's performance as "running like a potato") to survival challenges such as [Forsaken](/wiki/Forsaken), unique adventures like [Steal a Brainrot](/wiki/Steal_a_Brainrot), and horror experiences like [Doors](/wiki/Doors).

+The core of Roblox's creation capabilities lies within [Roblox Studio](/wiki/Roblox_Studio), a free application that allows users to design, build, and publish their own games and virtual worlds. [Developers](/wiki/Developers) utilize the [Lua](/wiki/Lua) programming language to script game logic, create interactive elements, and manage game mechanics. This accessible [Development](/wiki/Development) environment has fostered a massive amount of [User-generated Content](/wiki/User-generated_Content), making Roblox a unique example of a platform driven by its community.

+Roblox also features an internal [Economy](/wiki/Economy) powered by its virtual currency, [Robux](/wiki/Robux). Users can purchase Robux with real money, and creators can earn Robux through various means, such as game passes, virtual items, and premium payouts, converting them back into real-world currency. This system allows creators to monetize their work, providing a strong incentive for innovation and continuous [Content Creation](/wiki/Content_Creation). The platform's social features, including [Chat](/wiki/Chat), [Friends](/wiki/Friends) (now Connections) lists, and groups, encourage social interaction and community building within its diverse user base. There has also been drama about various aspects of the platform, including pedophilia.

+Roblox also hosts multiple events within every year. Usually, these events are devhunts, which consists of users playing devloper's expereiences and completing tasks in these experiences for rewards. These events also usually do have a point/currency system earned from completed tasks. These can be used to buy the avatar items of the event.

+# Games

+

+Roblox originally made a message if you post games with bad titles, but hackers tried to abuse it, replacing the hotlines with games that are annoying to watch and epileptic. After that, Roblox decided to remove the message and just ban the game with bad titles.

+There is a subreddit dedicated to posting unhinged Roblox memes called r/gocommitdie, which exploded in popularity in May 2017 after the famous post that is now the subreddit name, which was originally r/robloxmemes in June 2015 to May 2017.

+Royalty free music is in 90% of obbies and 10% not.

+3% of players in Roblox are left-handed as of November 2, 2023.

+**Roblox** is an online platform and [Game creation system](/wiki/Game_creation_system) where users program and play games created by other users. Launched in 2006, it has grown into a vast [Virtual World](/wiki/Virtual_World) empowering creators of all ages to share their digital [Experiences](/wiki/Experiences) and connect through play across various devices, including PCs, mobile phones, and consoles. These digital experiences, created by users, span a wide range of genres, from creative building games like [Grow a Garden](/wiki/Grow_a_Garden) to survival challenges such as [Forsaken](/wiki/Forsaken), unique adventures like [Steal a Brainrot](/wiki/Steal_a_Brainrot), and horror experiences like [Doors](/wiki/Doors).

+The core of Roblox's creation capabilities lies within [Roblox Studio](/wiki/Roblox_Studio), a free application that allows users to design, build, and publish their own games and virtual worlds. [Developers](/wiki/Developers) utilize the [Lua](/wiki/Lua) programming language to script game logic, create interactive elements, and manage game mechanics. This accessible [Development](/wiki/Development) environment has fostered a massive amount of [User-generated Content](/wiki/User-generated_Content), making Roblox a unique example of a platform driven by its community.

+Roblox also features an internal [Economy](/wiki/Economy) powered by its virtual currency, [Robux](/wiki/Robux). Users can purchase Robux with real money, and creators can earn Robux through various means, such as game passes, virtual items, and premium payouts, converting them back into real-world currency. This system allows creators to monetize their work, providing a strong incentive for innovation and continuous [Content Creation](/wiki/Content_Creation). The platform's social features, including [Chat](/wiki/Chat), [Friends](/wiki/Friends) (now Connections) lists, and groups, encourage social interaction and community building within its diverse user base. There has also been drama about various aspects of the platform, including pedophilia.

+Roblox also hosts multiple events within every year. Usually, these events are devhunts, which consists of users playing devloper's expereiences and completing tasks in these experiences for rewards. These events also usually do have a point/currency system earned from completed tasks. These can be used to buy the avatar items of the event.

+# Games

+**Roblox** is an online platform and [Game creation system](/wiki/Game_creation_system) where users program and play games created by other users. Launched in 2006, it has grown into a vast [Virtual World](/wiki/Virtual_World) empowering creators of all ages to share their digital [Experiences](/wiki/Experiences) and connect through play across various devices, including PCs, mobile phones, and consoles. These digital experiences, created by users, span a wide range of genres, from creative building games like [Grow a Garden](/wiki/Grow_a_Garden) to survival challenges such as [Forsaken](/wiki/Forsaken), unique adventures like [Steal a Brainrot](/wiki/Steal_a_Brainrot), and horror experiences like [Doors](/wiki/Doors).

+The core of Roblox's creation capabilities lies within [Roblox Studio](/wiki/Roblox_Studio), a free application that allows users to design, build, and publish their own games and virtual worlds. [Developers](/wiki/Developers) utilize the [Lua](/wiki/Lua) programming language to script game logic, create interactive elements, and manage game mechanics. This accessible [Development](/wiki/Development) environment has fostered a massive amount of [User-generated Content](/wiki/User-generated_Content), making Roblox a unique example of a platform driven by its community.

+Roblox also features an internal [Economy](/wiki/Economy) powered by its virtual currency, [Robux](/wiki/Robux). Users can purchase Robux with real money, and creators can earn Robux through various means, such as game passes, virtual items, and premium payouts, converting them back into real-world currency. This system allows creators to monetize their work, providing a strong incentive for innovation and continuous [Content Creation](/wiki/Content_Creation). The platform's social features, including [Chat](/wiki/Chat), [Friends](/wiki/Friends) (now Connections) lists, and groups, encourage social interaction and community building within its diverse user base. There has also been drama about various aspects of the platform, including pedophilia.

+Roblox also hosts multiple events within every year. Usually, these events are devhunts, which consists of users playing devloper's expereiences and completing tasks in these experiences for rewards. These events also usually do have a point/currency system earned from completed tasks. These can be used to buy the avatar items of the event.

+# Games

+Roblox also features an internal [Economy](/wiki/Economy) powered by its virtual currency, [Robux](/wiki/Robux). Users can purchase Robux with real money, and creators can earn Robux through various means, such as game passes, virtual items, and premium payouts, converting them back into real-world currency. This system allows creators to monetize their work, providing a strong incentive for innovation and continuous [Content Creation](/wiki/Content_Creation). The platform's social features, including [Chat](/wiki/Chat), [Friends](/wiki/Friends) (now Connections) lists, and groups, encourage social interaction and community building within its diverse user base. There has also been drama about various aspects of the platform, including pedophilia.

+Roblox also hosts multiple events within every year. Usually, these events are devhunts, which consists of users playing devloper's expereiences and completing tasks in these experiences for rewards. These events also usually do have a point/currency system earned from completed tasks. These can be used to buy the avatar items of the event.

+# Games

+Notable games include Natural Disaster Survival or NDS, Murder Mystery and Murder Mystery 2, Flee the Facility, and The Hunt, which is considered Roblox's worst game in 2024, and the most disliked game.

+# Trivia

+**Roblox** is an online platform and [Game creation system](/wiki/Game_creation_system) where users program and play games created by other users. Launched in 2006, it has grown into a vast [Virtual World](/wiki/Virtual_World) empowering creators of all ages to share their digital [Experiences](/wiki/Experiences) and connect through play across various devices, including PCs, mobile phones, and consoles. These digital experiences, created by users, span a wide range of genres, from creative building games like [Grow a Garden](/wiki/Grow_a_Garden) to survival challenges such as [Forsaken](/wiki/Forsaken), unique adventures like [Steal a Brainrot](/wiki/Steal_a_Brainrot), and horror experiences like [Doors](/wiki/Doors).

+The core of Roblox's creation capabilities lies within [Roblox Studio](/wiki/Roblox_Studio), a free application that allows users to design, build, and publish their own games and virtual worlds. [Developers](/wiki/Developers) utilize the [Lua](/wiki/Lua) programming language to script game logic, create interactive elements, and manage game mechanics. This accessible [Development](/wiki/Development) environment has fostered a massive amount of [User-generated Content](/wiki/User-generated_Content), making Roblox a unique example of a platform driven by its community.

+Roblox also features an internal [Economy](/wiki/Economy) powered by its virtual currency, [Robux](/wiki/Robux). Users can purchase Robux with real money, and creators can earn Robux through various means, such as game passes, virtual items, and premium payouts, converting them back into real-world currency. This system allows creators to monetize their work, providing a strong incentive for innovation and continuous [Content Creation](/wiki/Content_Creation). The platform's social features, including [Chat](/wiki/Chat), [Friends](/wiki/Friends) lists, and groups, encourage social interaction and community building within its diverse user base. There has also been drama about various aspects of the platform.

+Roblox also hosts multiple events within every year. Usually, these events are devhunts, which consists of users playing devloper's expereiences and completing tasks in these experiences for rewards. These events also usually do have a point/currency system earned from completed tasks. These can be used to buy the avatar items of the event.

+## See also

+Roblox also features an internal [Economy](/wiki/Economy) powered by its virtual currency, [Robux](/wiki/Robux). Users can purchase Robux with real money, and creators can earn Robux through various means, such as game passes, virtual items, and premium payouts, converting them back into real-world currency. This system allows creators to monetize their work, providing a strong incentive for innovation and continuous [Content Creation](/wiki/Content_Creation). The platform's social features, including [Chat](/wiki/Chat), [Friends](/wiki/Friends) lists, and groups, encourage social interaction and community building within its diverse user base. There has also been drama about various aspects of the platform.

+**Roblox** is an online platform and [Game creation system](/wiki/Game_creation_system) where users program and play games created by other users. Launched in 2006, it has grown into a vast [Virtual World](/wiki/Virtual_World) empowering creators of all ages to share their digital [Experiences](/wiki/Experiences) and connect through play across various devices, including PCs, mobile phones, and consoles. These digital experiences, created by users, span a wide range of genres, from creative building games like [Grow a Garden](/wiki/Grow_a_Garden) to survival challenges such as [Forsaken](/wiki/Forsaken), unique adventures like [Steal a Brainrot](/wiki/Steal_a_Brainrot), and horror experiences like [Doors](/wiki/Doors).

+The core of Roblox's creation capabilities lies within [Roblox Studio](/wiki/Roblox_Studio), a free application that allows users to design, build, and publish their own games and virtual worlds. [Developers](/wiki/Developers) utilize the [Lua](/wiki/Lua) programming language to script game logic, create interactive elements, and manage game mechanics. This accessible [Development](/wiki/Development) environment has fostered a massive amount of [User-generated Content](/wiki/User-generated_Content), making Roblox a unique example of a platform driven by its community.

+Roblox also features an internal [Economy](/wiki/Economy) powered by its virtual currency, [Robux](/wiki/Robux). Users can purchase Robux with real money, and creators can earn Robux through various means, such as game passes, virtual items, and premium payouts, converting them back into real-world currency. This system allows creators to monetize their work, providing a strong incentive for innovation and continuous [Content Creation](/wiki/Content_Creation). The platform's social features, including [Chat](/wiki/Chat), [Friends](/wiki/Friends) lists, and groups, encourage social interaction and community building within its diverse user base.

+**Roblox** is an online platform and [Game creation system](/wiki/Game_creation_system) where users program and play games created by other users. It fosters a vast virtual world, empowering creators of all ages to share their digital [Experiences](/wiki/Experiences) and connect through play. These digital experiences, created by users, span a wide range of genres, from creative building games like [Grow a Garden](/wiki/Grow_a_Garden) to survival challenges such as [Forsaken](/wiki/Forsaken), unique adventures like [Steal a Brainrot](/wiki/Steal_a_Brainrot), and horror experiences like [Doors](/wiki/Doors).

+**Roblox** is an online platform and [Game creation system](/wiki/Game_creation_system) where users program and play games created by other users. It fosters a vast virtual world, empowering creators of all ages to share their digital [Experiences](/wiki/Experiences) and connect through play. These digital experiences, created by users, span a wide range of genres, from creative building games like [Grow a Garden](/wiki/Grow_a_Garden) to survival challenges such as [Forsaken](/wiki/Forsaken) and unique adventures like [Steal a Brainrot](/wiki/Steal_a_Brainrot).

+**Roblox** is an online platform and [Game creation system](/wiki/Game_creation_system) where users program and play games created by other users. It fosters a vast virtual world, empowering creators of all ages to share their digital [Experiences](/wiki/Experiences) and connect through play.

+## See also

+- [Virtual World](/wiki/Virtual_World)

+- [User-generated Content](/wiki/User-generated_Content)

+- [Online Gaming](/wiki/Online_Gaming)