Roblox status: server issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Roblox reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Roblox users through our website.

• Online Play (33%)
• Sign in (27%)
• Game Crash (18%)
• Glitches (17%)
• Matchmaking (4%)
• Hacking / Cheating (2%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Roblox outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Moncton	Online Play	34 minutes ago
Bordeaux	Glitches	6 hours ago
Newton Aycliffe	Sign in	24 hours ago
Eugene	Sign in	2 days ago
Paris	Game Crash	3 days ago
Nashua	Online Play	5 days ago

Full Outage Map

Community Discussion

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Roblox Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Private Liam Issue (@Issue2ndCommand) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Gaigous My main problem with the lawsuits towards Roblox is that not a single one targets discord, which is where 99% of the grooming problems for Roblox occurs since they have zero reign over it.

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  Mikaa (@mikaa_writes) reported 8 minutes ago

  @greenlegocats I love how people continue to blame Schlep for bringing problems to light, while the real issue is Roblox trying to bury these problems from sight.

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  juan (@rb57744866) reported 8 minutes ago

  @SeriumGamer The big problem isn't Roblox itself, it's the people who use it. Roblox tries in every way to keep the platform safe, regardless of whether it's for children or young people; people always They're going to cheat the system.

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  GraveGateKeeper (@Benz947) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Roblox hey roblox, when I tried to register for a RDC26. it said: Registration Type Error Based on the information you entered, you can't register for the event. Contact the planner if you have any questions.

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  rml8 (@AreEmEl8) reported 9 minutes ago

  @NoBotForSupport @Tazzy__101 I really hope the account accessible self service deletion feature will be mentioned at Roblox developer conference because I really want that removed because hackers will destroy the platform by committing fraud, exploit bot, and copying and making illegal assets of work etc.

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  waggy guy (@dumbdumbsa60965) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Roblox and someone who trying to suggest recovery service dont messade to me i don't care and i just want to go back in FREE becasue it was created and played a lot from me with getting many event items i don't know why i got hacked i even understand i didnt even touch any suspect link.

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  Serily (@Serily_1) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Denissboss11 @greenlegocats not opinion lie, roblox was always and will always be a site for kids, the problem is the ceo is efed up in the head and wants to turn it into something it isn't, who cares about losses? this aint about $ but safety

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  Serily (@Serily_1) reported 23 minutes ago

  @JohnWhite274 @realRubenSim parents wont always fix everything and sometimes dont wanna bother, stop blaming the parents on everything, this is also roblox fault for their lack of moderation on their platform, "ruin the gameplay" how is this ruining the gameplay? people that do this dont deserve it

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  ꒰ˆ. . ˆ ꒱੭ (@sickmissy) reported 23 minutes ago

  webby is js a normal boy i had 4 pancakes today n played roblox w friends pls wht is ths weird mischaracterizwtion.. i never seek trouble on purpose bleegegehhrhrh ths is my personal account blejegeghfh

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  RNC (@RBLX_RNC) reported 25 minutes ago

  I'm afraid the lag will ruin low-end devices, or maybe Roblox will make it run smoothly? It's inevitable that this will cause lag on low-end devices like the Samsung A13.

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  Cal (@Calamaxity) reported 26 minutes ago

  nullscape is the best and worst game i've ever played in my life this **** makes me want to crash out while simultaneously being the only fun game on roblox right now

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  Peter ☄️ | TILL LIVED | 🎯🎪 (@no_w_here70) reported 27 minutes ago

  I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling Roblox, I have messed around with settings and nothing works to stop it entirely, I have to keep restarting in game to fix it like bro - it’s never done this before either

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  homophobic hong lu (@honglubotomy) reported 30 minutes ago

  the jjkification of project moon needs to be studied because this isn't some new issue caused by roblox kids, newgens, or "larpers". the fandom has been like this for years ever since before even canto 6 with vergilius and it's getting really annoying-

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  emmy ˚ʚ♡ɞ˚ (@Emzybrat) reported 32 minutes ago

  I CANT do this I need to get back to Roblox before i genuinely crash out

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  KreekCraft (@KreekCraft) reported 33 minutes ago

  The problem is you can’t apply collector/trading value to the average Roblox player. Yes, the original Valk has gone up in value because of all the copies on the marketplace, but that value only exists for people who actually care about owning the “real” one. Most players don’t. They only care about the visuals. If a copied UGC item looks identical to the real Valk, they have no reason to care which version they’re wearing. They just want it to look cool on their avatar. The only people who care about the value of the "real" rare items are the Top 1% of Roblox players who can even afford it.

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  _BLUESTAR✧ / Project: Fallen Sky (@TTien63) reported 34 minutes ago

  @quangsimplumine @ChurronRB @PhightingMstr This is like buying a house if you are homeless tho cuz global roblox get blocked on mobile, but on PC work just fine, except the entire website is blocked by VNG too (the current issues that they are trying to fix)

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  juan (@rb57744866) reported 34 minutes ago

  @itsKing_228 @Roblox @SharkBloxYT So the problem is with moderation.

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  Envixity (@shamaninrich) reported 35 minutes ago

  @foidstuck i hate mimi that character ruined roblox and made femboys a huge problem

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  BPAndrew (@_WOLFPACKED) reported 40 minutes ago

  been pondering pivoting my rblx investment into spacex (not all in today tho lol), Roblox will just get ground down with government regulation - this data / userid compliance issue will be one of many they should just rename it to "government approved games"

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  Private Liam Issue (@Issue2ndCommand) reported 43 minutes ago

  @Gaigous Very reasonable, I’m just saying my main problem is that people are hyper focusing on Roblox, which has led the platform into losing many of the things that made it enjoyable among all ages to begin with in an attempt to prevent further lawsuits.

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  Patrick DaBroski (@_Dabroski_) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Roblox_RTC This is a BIG MASSIVE RED FLAG for the Roblox community and for Roblox itself. A lot of problems behind that change.

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  Mayo (@MrBnnuyy) reported 48 minutes ago

  Roblox your customer service is **** remove your ai employees they ******* suck why do i have to tell it to give me an actual human like isnt that why you have people working for you like Ok

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  HYPE (@HOTT_HYPE) reported 49 minutes ago

  @KreekCraft @RoUtilityNews I still think this is the worst thing in the world. This device ban and all that , because I can prove myself right a a big gsme wrong , as its now come to harassment and threats , as they pick and choose who they ban , bad actors get away with scams , you know the scams that make the games money, Roblox money and milk and cheat kids and adults out of fairness and we have a huge problem on our hands . Just like when IP bans went through, you have to be blind or dead to not see the massive increase in doxing , IP grabbers , threats , harassment, etc . These are children that get caught up in this, and why would you give someone any tool when they arent old enough, mature enough, have enough experience,etc. Remember most games cant even provide a fair playing environment, they allow cheaters like crazy. And what do cheaters dont become good people, they lie, bully, become angry, defensive, cant game without cheats. Had we solved this problem years ago, we wouldn't be suffering today. Simple to fix , hold thd games responsible and accountable, shut them down , shut servers down, fine them. These games take the Robux right out of your pockets, bad controls, poor gameplay, my goodness, you die and get know extra life. And I want to know how many Robux each game gives back when they screw up??? Bad loot boxes, fixed systems . Start doing audits and if not have the government come do them. Watch how many games dont pass, id say its higher than 75 %. Thats a real issue, easily solve able but greed rules the day! Nope , not when theres so many kids involved! This has tl end , theres no excuses !! None!!!

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  CHXYSE (@chaysiana) reported 49 minutes ago

  Please for the love of god, stop making development more and more difficult. You guys are actively driving developers away from your rocky and shaky platform, and constantly changing things that had no business being changed. Fix literally everything else before changing Roblox user IDs this is ridiculous. @Roblox @robloxdevrel @InsideRoblox

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  cagy | youtube/cagyjan (@cagyjan1) reported 49 minutes ago

  On-Chain Games Made Sense Day One. Then They Didn't. For the first time in 8 years of crypto and 6 years covering on-chain games, I am not bullish on them in their current form. This sentiment exists independently from the broader crypto market. Things have to change. >Stage 1: Ownership A good early example was CryptoKitties. You bred cats and traded unique digital collectibles. It was a simple concept that made sense to almost anyone who had ever collected something, whether that was stamps, trading cards, artwork, or rare in-game items. Then came Axie Infinity. Axie expanded on many of CryptoKitties' ideas while adding more appeal to both collectors and gamers. Breeding caps, progression systems, battles, and scarcity mechanics gave players more reasons to engage. Around the same time, we saw games like Lost Relics. Lost Relics is still alive today. Part of its item economy was on-chain while the rest remained off-chain. Originally players paid to enter dungeons for a chance at valuable loot. Later the developer shifted toward a subscription model, which I personally preferred. All of these examples had something in common. The blockchain component made sense. Collectors could own things. Gamers could earn rare items. Digital ownership felt like a natural extension of gaming. Then we got gaming tokens. AXS was one of the first examples of a gaming token that actually accrued value from game activity and revenue. It wasn't perfect, but at least there was a clear attempt to connect the token to the success of the game. To many of us, that was exciting. It felt like gaming was discovering its own version of revenue-generating crypto assets. >Stage 2: Speculation Then 2021 arrived. Suddenly every gaming project had a token. I was skeptical. Fundamentally, I always believed the strongest model was something closer to AXS, where value flowed from the game's success. Most gaming tokens launching in 2021 didn't have those properties. Many had no meaningful claim on revenue, no clear utility beyond speculation, and no sustainable reason to exist long-term. Still, experimentation is part of innovation. People were learning. Builders were trying new things. Investors were making money. Then the market crashed. That wasn't surprising. By that point it was my second bear market. >Stage 3: Denial By 2023 we started seeing gaming tokens return. The problem was that many projects hadn't learned much from the previous cycle. Teams still wanted their tokens to be viewed as serious assets. Yet many were backed by nothing. No revenue sharing. No meaningful cash flows. No ownership rights. No economic model beyond hoping someone else would buy later. At that point I viewed 2021 as Test #1. I assumed the years between 2023 and 2025 would become Test #2. Builders had the data. They had the failures. They had time to adapt. Instead, much of the industry repeated the same playbook. Two cycles later, some gaming websites still ask users to connect a wallet before they've even played the game. Good luck with that. >The Problem The original value proposition of on-chain gaming was simple. Players could own and trade characters, items, and collectibles. Investors could invest in a token that accrued value from the success of the game. You had a natural pairing between gamers and investors. The gamer didn't need to become an investor. The investor didn't need to become a gamer. Both groups benefited from the success of the ecosystem. We already see this model working today. Gamers play and trade items on Roblox. Investors buy shares of Roblox Corporation. The two groups coexist without friction. >The Solution We experimented enough. Lets do what works, lets go back to stage 1. The end. Thanks for reading.

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  Lia🇹🇩 (@notlia_xmisty) reported 50 minutes ago

  @ERida1052 @GrowaGardenRblx "Roblox problem"

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  floppigain (@floppigain2) reported 54 minutes ago

  @IncroyableSauce Roblox devs are lazy and greedy universally almost I have zero doubt in my mind 40% of that budget is not seeing the light of day and half the devs are not working on ****

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  🎃FLEABAGZ🌿(#1 BIAB FAN!)🦇 (@FLEABAGZ_XD) reported 57 minutes ago

  @Roblox FIX YOUR DAMN MODERATION YOU ******* IDIOTS

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  sorrow (@qngelicqls) reported 59 minutes ago

  @FazeFire369 @RealSchlep @Roblox_RTC the problem isn’t about pedos being caught, the problem is he keeps constantly attacking roblox security when they literally have changed almost everything, making people do face verifications, id verifications, have blocked chat for many people, and more, this is literally the

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  M00nlight77777 (@Fundyfan1) reported 1 hour ago

  @Roblox Your game is broken lol