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Roblox Everywhere opens standalone apps to creators

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Roblox Everywhere opens standalone apps to creators

Roblox will first test the program with selected developers and storefronts, while browser play is due by the end of 2026.

Roblox has unveiled Roblox Everywhere, an initiative intended to let creators distribute their Roblox games as standalone apps on mobile, PC, and consoles.

Announced at the Roblox Developers Conference, the program will have Roblox provide the technology and services underneath those apps. It will initially be tested with a select group of developers and storefronts, according to a report on the announcement. Roblox has not announced a wider rollout date.

For players, Roblox also plans to allow games to be launched directly from an Experience Details page in a browser without installing an app by the end of 2026. The feature will arrive on Chrome first, with more browsers planned afterward.

Creators will also be able to enable offline solo play. That feature is planned to enter early access before a full release by mid-2027.