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Roblox says U.S.-based creators making games and purchasable items on its platform had a GDP impact of $752 million in 2025–a 69% jump from what they generated in 2024.
“Grand Blue” brings the world of “One Piece” into “Roblox” with an open-ended pirate adventure. Players can choose their own path and build a character around their preferred playstyle.
Need some extra freebies in “Sell Ores?” Active codes can give you useful rewards without making you grind for every upgrade.
The Duck Bot is the only free bot in Clean All the Leaves, and it earns its keep fast. Once deployed, it spends 2 minutes vacuuming up leaves on its own while you focus on clearing zones. The catch is that you need to track down 3 separate Duck Bot parts spread across 3 different…
On 31 August 2026, the European CommissiondesignatedOpenAI’s ChatGPT as a Very Large Online Search Engine (“VLOSEs”) and Reddit and Roblox as Very Large Online Platforms (“VLOPs”), bringing them within the Digital Services Act’s (“DSA”) most demanding compliance regime. Each service reported at least 45 million average monthly active users in the EU, triggering the threshold…
“Capybaras vs Plants” puts a silly spin on the classic plant-versus-creature idea. This time, the capybaras are the stars.
Roblox details sharp 2025 growth in creator earnings and broader economic impact across the U.S. and other key global regions.
Today, we’re releasing our annual economic impact reports to demonstrate the effect Roblox has as a global economic engine. The creators behind the games, avatars, and accessories on Roblox live all around the world, many far from cities where gaming and technology jobs are common. The Roblox platform fuels a robust creator economy where people…
On August 31, the European Commission designated OpenAI’s ChatGPT as a Very Large Online Search Engine (VLOSE) and named Roblox and Reddit Very Large Online Platforms (VLOPs) under the Digital Services Act (DSA). Four months from now, these services will have to comply with additional obligations, including that they must:
These designations apply to services reaching over 45 million monthly users in the EU.