The Pets featured in the Homepass with the August 29 update are the Rare Munchkin Cat and the Ultra-Rare Mini Schnauzer. Their acquisition methods are tied to the battle pass, albeit in slightly ...

In this exciting #shorts video, join MacDannyGun as they dive into the world of NERF and Roblox to review the captivating Adopt Me Bees blaster. Discover how this unique blaster combines the fun of ...

Adopt Me's 8th-anniversary celebration brings a wave of fresh content with the Birthday Butterfly update. The Adopt Me Gift and Accessory Chests are now stocked with exciting new items. The Gift box ...

Adopt Me debuted two new Pets with its recent Homepass Week 2 update: the Siamese Cat and the French Bulldog. While you must spend Shane Snax to purchase a Siamese Cat, obtaining the latter doesn’t ...

Following an orchestrated "Admin War" between two of the most popular games in the platform's history, Roblox managed to hit a record-breaking 47.4 million concurrent players, making it the most-used ...

Online gaming platform Roblox is launching a TikTok-like short-form video feed for sharing gameplay moments, the company unveiled on Friday at the Roblox Developers Conference. The company also ...

In today’s college football landscape, the storied tradition of walk-ons making major impacts at Nebraska is becoming increasingly rare. But Luke Lindenmeyer, a redshirt junior tight end, is ...

Roblox codes are typically a source of fun cosmetics for your character. If you want to make your avatar stand out with a new t-shirt, hat, accessories or even weapons, one of the best ways to do it ...

Roblox is home to plenty of different kinds of games, but one that is catching on right now is the ol’ racing genre. One in particular is Empire Games’ immersive driving sim, Driving Empire. If you’re ...

LORETO, Italy, Sept. 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Rainbow SpA, the studio behind the global classic Winx Club franchise, today announced an exciting new game to be launched on Roblox in September. This ...

Aug. 28, 2025 will forever be “a date which will live in infamy,” as Former President Franklin Delano Roosevelt put it, or how I, more recently and importantly, put it when I awoke scornful on that ...