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Roblox adds AI game builder and games can now live outside the platform

Roblox rolled out AI-powered game creation to Serbia and Singapore and let developers sell games on mobile, PC and consoles.

Roblox announced major updates at its Developer Conference this week. The Build feature, which lets users create games by typing natural language prompts, is expanding beyond New Zealand to Serbia and Singapore.

Creators can soon turn their games into standalone apps for mobile, PC and consoles, with Roblox as the underlying engine. The company is also launching a Roblox Wallet so creators get paid daily in real money, and a Roblox Card next year.

Game makers have earned $1.7 billion on the platform in the last 12 months.

1.7 billion dollars
Creator earnings (12 months)
Serbia and Singapore
Build feature expansion to
mobile, PC, consoles, web
Game availability platforms
in-browser through link
Games can be joined by year-end

Why it mattersLower barriers to game creation and direct payouts mean more people can build and profit, shaking up how indie games reach audiences.

AustraliaAustralian game developers using Roblox gain AI tools and easier paths to release games globally as standalone titles, potentially boosting income and reach.

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