News & updates
What's new on Roblox — platform features, events, and the games everyone's playing.
Roblox Premium Is Closed to New Signups: What It Means for You
Roblox Premium closed to new members on April 30, 2026, replaced by Roblox Plus. What subscribers keep, why canceling is one-way, and what new players get instead.
The Biggest Roblox Games by Players
The biggest Roblox games by players in 2026, the perennial giants like Brookhaven, Blox Fruits, and Adopt Me, and what actually keeps a game huge.
How Roblox Trending Works (and How to Find What's Hot)
How trending actually works on Roblox — what drives concurrent player counts, how fast waves rise and fade, and where to see what's genuinely hot today.
Roblox in 2026: What's New on the Platform
A plain-English look at what's new in Roblox in 2026, from the UGC marketplace and creator economy to voice chat, age checks, and performance.
How Roblox Events Work (And How to Take Part)
How Roblox events work in 2026: limited-time events, event hubs and quests, exclusive items, and how to join in so you do not miss the free rewards.
Roblox Voice Chat and Age Verification Explained
How Roblox voice chat and age verification work in 2026: the age estimation or ID check, what voice unlocks, and the safety trade-offs to understand.
What this section covers
News here means platform change, not press release. These pieces explain the Roblox updates that alter what you can actually do — what a subscription buys now that Premium has closed to new members, what voice chat and age verification ask of you, how events and their free items work, and how the trending lists are put together. Each one is written to still make sense a year from now, so they explain the mechanism rather than reporting the announcement.
Anything that goes stale gets a date attached to it. Player counts and “biggest game” rankings move weekly, so those figures are stamped with the day they were taken and the guide tells you to distrust them once they age. When Roblox changes something these pages describe, the page is corrected and re-dated rather than quietly left up. If you spot one that has drifted, the contact page is the fastest way to get it looked at.