Once you log into Roblox you are presented with all the recommended mini-games.

One of the significant areas for users is creating unique avatars, which is really your character in the games, similar to how players make a representation for themselves in Fallout 4, just blockier. Later, you can create an account and log in where you can add billing information and develop your profile. The games are free, and you can even play them all as an unregistered 'guest' and users can opt for keyboard and mouse play or they can plug in an Xbox One controller. The app while native for Windows 10 reflects the same experience you get when logging into the Roblox website. That is because the millions of games within it are hosted on external servers that users tap into and stream to play. The Roblox for Windows 10 (PCs, laptops, and tablets) is a relatively small app at around 63MB. There is even a Roblox University, which are free YouTube video tutorials demonstrating how to create things. Most of those are to play Roblox, but users can also go to the next level and use Roblox Studio to start making their own worlds and games (and yes, you can even earn money doing it).

It is available on classic Windows, Windows 10, Max OS X, iPad, Android, Xbox One, and Oculus Rift. The best analogy I can give to people who are unfamiliar with Roblox is that the game is like Legos but with a digital edge. Roblox is everywhere: classic Windows, Windows 10, Max OS X, iPad, Android, Xbox One, and even in VR on Oculus Rift. The ability to craft your own retro world with mechanics, strategy, goals, and more taps into the natural tendencies of a child's imagination. Instead of playing someone else's game you can make your own and share it with the world. Kids aged 8-18 flock to Roblox due to the creative aspect. While it does not cost anything to join or play, Roblox does have its own currency (dubbed Robux) that can be acquired through gameplay or in-app purchases ($1.99 will get you 160 Robux, for instance). Technically, most of these are massively multiplayer online role-playing games (aka MMORPGs) where pacing is slower, and users can chat with each other in real time. Roblox is literally millions of user-created mini-games all played online. Roblox is really two parts: the builder end, where kids learn the fundamentals of coding, and the game end, where you can play the end products. However, that is where the similarities between Roblox and Minecraft end. While it is often erroneously compared to Minecraft, both games do share the same age demographic and 'build your own world' modality with a focus on retro, block-style graphics. If you are over 30, you may not even know what Roblox is or why so many young kids use it. Roblox (Image credit: Windows Central) What is Roblox?

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