Roblox's top creators are making $65 million a year, while most took home about $1,500
Roblox is preparing to let developers ship their games outside the Roblox app. The initiative is called Roblox Everywhere, announced at its developers conference in San Jose last week. It will let creators publish their games as standalone apps on mobile, PC, and consoles, while Roblox continues to provide the... Read Entire Article
Roblox's creator economy is booming, with top creators raking in an average of $65 million annually. However, the majority of creators are making only around $1,500 per year. This disparity is fueling Roblox's latest initiative, Roblox Everywhere, which aims to give its biggest creators wider audiences by allowing them to publish their games as standalone apps outside the Roblox app.
This move could potentially open up new opportunities for developers, but several key questions remain unanswered, such as whether players will need a Roblox account and how revenue will be split when a Roblox game is sold on a third-party platform. Despite these uncertainties, Roblox is also rolling out other features, including the ability to join games via a link in Chrome without installation and the option for creators to add offline single-player modes alongside multiplayer options.
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