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 (30%)
• Sign in (26%)
• Game Crash (21%)
• Glitches (17%)
• Matchmaking (5%)
• Hacking / Cheating (1%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Lens	Online Play	1 day ago
New Kensington	Online Play	3 days ago
Oakland	Online Play	3 days ago
Juazeiro do Norte	Sign in	4 days ago
Azcapotzalco	Sign in	5 days ago
Manchester	Sign in	5 days ago

Full Outage Map

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Roblox Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  JC (@1960NH) reported 7 minutes ago

  $RBLX @stocktwits $RBLX falling apart Roblox just delivered the kind of quarter that exposes how fragile its growth story really is. Despite years of hype around scale and monetization, the company is still sinking deeper into losses, with Q1 red ink widening to $0.35 per share. There’s no sign of operating leverage—only a business that keeps spending heavily without proving it can translate growth into profit. The headline revenue increase looks impressive at first glance, but it completely falls apart under scrutiny. Roblox missed expectations by a staggering margin—roughly $300 million short—which is not a minor miss but a serious breakdown in forecasting and execution. For a company priced on aggressive growth assumptions, that kind of gap is a major credibility hit. Even worse, forward guidance suggests things are deteriorating, not improving. Q2 revenue projections came in dramatically below expectations, implying that growth is already slowing and that prior Wall Street estimates were wildly optimistic. This raises a bigger concern: Roblox may be hitting limits in user spending or engagement far sooner than investors anticipated. The market’s sharp selloff reflects a harsh reality—this is a company that: Can’t control its losses Can’t meet revenue expectations And now can’t inspire confidence in future growth In short, Roblox is starting to look less like a high-growth platform and more like a cash-burning business with a broken narrative, where expectations are resetting downward—and likely not finished yet.

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  sonbot (@sonb0t) reported 9 minutes ago

  and this perspective is why the stigma will never be broken and roblox will always be a slop platform MAKE COOL ****, DONT BE AFRAID OF BEING TOO AMBITIOUS MAKE REAL GAMES

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  Not Financial Advice (@Crypto4202) reported 13 minutes ago

  Roblox is rekt since kids cant chat after hella mini diddys try find der fix

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  Glitch Truth (@glitchtruth) reported 14 minutes ago

  Roblox just cut full-year bookings guidance and the stock dropped 12%. Everyone is calling it a DAU problem. It's not. The actual mechanism: Roblox built its entire monetization stack on a 13-year-old with disposable allowance. That user is now 16, has TikTok, and stopped caring. The age verification rollout didn't just slow growth it forced Roblox to look directly at who their paying user actually is, and the answer was a problem they've been averaging away in the reporting for three years. David Baszucki has described Roblox as a "human co-experience platform" in every earnings call since 2021. That framing was doing a lot of work. What it was hiding: average bookings per daily active user peaked in Q3 2022 and has been compressing ever since. They grew users but monetization per user went the wrong direction. You can't build a $30B company on a cohort that ages out of your product every 4 years and doesn't get replaced fast enough. The "metaverse for kids" pitch dies quietly here. Meta wrote down $13.7B on metaverse and got roasted. Roblox is doing the same thing slower, with better PR, and nobody is calling it by its name. Translation: Roblox is a declining monetization business wearing a growing-user-base costume. The guidance cut is the costume coming off.

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  HelloItsVG (@HelloItsVG) reported 14 minutes ago

  Roblox AI moderation just banned a verified college student because her account got linked to a random stranger she's never met. She said: >"I am a college student so I share IPs with multiple people" >"I got banned because some random account was linked to mine" >"I've had this account since 2017 and logged on almost everyday” Roblox AI moderation is broken and falsely bans thousands of accounts per day. I was wondering if you use a public Wi-Fi... And somebody got banned…Will you also get banned?

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  kimiha (@kimihablossom) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Roblox @DavidBaszucki can you guys please fix the korblox deathwalker legs and make it r6 compatible

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  THE ICE KING 🧊 👑 (@luckyoomf) reported 19 minutes ago

  is it just me or my roblox always updates and updates till it says its not working??? am i having a virus?

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  JC (@1960NH) reported 19 minutes ago

  $RBLX @stocktwits Roblox is increasingly looking like a classic “story stock” that keeps failing to justify its own narrative. At its core, the investment case has always depended on one fragile assumption: that user-generated content and platform scale would eventually translate into durable, high-margin profits. Years later, that still hasn’t happened—and the gap between expectations and reality is widening, not closing. Why the investment case looks broken 1. Growth is no longer enough—and it’s not even meeting expectations anymore Even in quarters where revenue rises year over year, Roblox repeatedly fails to clear Wall Street expectations. That matters because this stock isn’t priced on “growth exists”—it’s priced on growth exceeding very aggressive forecasts. Missing those targets, especially by large margins, signals that the platform’s monetization engine is weaker than assumed. 2. Losses are structural, not temporary Despite scale, Roblox continues to post meaningful losses. This is not a young startup investing for growth—it is a multi-billion-dollar revenue company that still cannot demonstrate operating leverage. The longer this persists, the more it looks like a fundamental margin ceiling problem, not timing. 3. Guidance undermines the entire growth story Forward expectations matter more than the past, and Roblox’s guidance repeatedly undercuts analyst optimism. When management signals slower-than-expected revenue ahead, it suggests either: demand is weakening, or prior expectations were simply unrealistic Either interpretation is negative for valuation. 4. Monetization efficiency is disappointing Roblox has massive engagement, but engagement is not translating into proportional monetization. In other words, users spend time on the platform, but the company still struggles to extract enough revenue per user to justify its valuation multiple. 5. The stock is priced for perfection—but executing like a mid-tier growth company This is the core mismatch. Roblox trades like a high-growth, high-margin platform business, but reports like a company still fighting basic monetization constraints. That gap creates repeated disappointment cycles: high expectations → miss/soft guide → sharp selloff. Bottom line Roblox is not failing as a business—but it is failing as an investment relative to its valuation narrative. The company looks stuck in an uncomfortable middle ground: too large to be treated like an early-stage hypergrowth story, but not efficient enough to be valued like a mature platform. Until Roblox proves it can consistently: meet or beat high growth expectations convert scale into real operating leverage and show a credible path to sustained profitability …it will likely remain a structurally disappointing stock where optimism keeps outrunning results.

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  NiceYT (@niceytR) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Roblox I literally have a game for kids, all soft and cute, and it's still not marked as eligible for minors. Please fix that, oh my God, you're killing us :(

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  Ryan McQueso (@RMcqueso) reported 19 minutes ago

  @iHateMidWits @MattWalshBlog educational videos and games that engage the brain are completely fine and no one is going to convince me otherwise but YouTube Roblox, and other dangerous apps are definitely a problem

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  JC (@1960NH) reported 21 minutes ago

  $RBLX @stocktwits This is a brutal update for Roblox because it reframes the entire investment story in a way the market clearly does not like: growth is being deliberately sacrificed, and there is no immediate financial offset. The core issue: “good business decisions, bad stock” Roblox is tightening safety and communication features to comply with child safety standards and platform risk controls. That may be the right long-term move, but from a financial perspective it creates an ugly tradeoff: Daily active users grew only ~35% vs 44% expected Bookings guidance collapsed to +8% to +12% vs prior +22% to +26% Stock reaction: ~25% premarket drop This is not a small miss—it’s a reset in the platform’s growth trajectory. Why investors are reacting so harshly Engagement friction is directly hitting monetization Safety-driven restrictions (like limiting communication for non-age-verified users) reduce interaction quality. On a social gaming platform, that’s not a minor UX tweak—it cuts into the core loop that drives retention and spending. User growth is slowing at the same time monetization is constrained The worst combination for a platform company is: fewer new users than expected lower engagement per user weaker spending per user That’s exactly the direction implied here. Bookings guidance is the real damage point Revenue can sometimes be smoothed, but bookings reflect underlying demand. An abrupt cut from ~25% growth expectations down to low-teens signals that the platform’s near-term momentum has broken sharply relative to consensus. The long-term “safety narrative” doesn’t pay investors today Roblox’s argument is essentially: “We are trading short-term growth for long-term trust and sustainability.” The market response is: “That may be true, but valuation is based on near-term cash flow and growth.” The uncomfortable reality What makes this particularly damaging for shareholders is that Roblox is not suffering from a traditional business failure—it is suffering from a self-imposed constraint on growth in exchange for platform safety. That creates a difficult investment dynamic: safer platform = better long-term survivability but slower engagement = lower revenue growth and lower growth = lower valuation multiple Bottom line The market is effectively repricing Roblox as a company where: growth is structurally decelerating, monetization is being intentionally constrained, and near-term upside expectations have been sharply reset. Even if the strategy is correct from a regulatory or ethical standpoint, the stock reaction reflects a simple investor conclusion: the business is becoming safer, but less investable at prior growth expectations.

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  Gsa the HedgeGod | The Strongest Being Existing (@GsatheHedgeGod) reported 24 minutes ago

  @FIMUSFIM All appeals are done with AI nothing is real humans in 2026 and forget about lame *** Roblox it's never reversing it's issues that will continue to worsen with David Pedozucki never being removed from his power as a CEO

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  Dani (@ShanizamD) reported 26 minutes ago

  This (silent) update is quite good for the bad actors to dealt with. But for some reason, this could be a mass issues too. Why? Roblox moderation's AI system can falsely-flagged someone (innocent) to break a rules without any warning. #RBLX #Roblox

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  💛 Teelo Bee 🐝 (@Teelo_Bee) reported 27 minutes ago

  @BeveloDeveloVA @RTShavings Can someone genuinely answer why so many ROBLOX Discord servers hire the most incompetent unprofessional people ever to moderate?? Is it because devs hire their friends who have no true mod experience?? Or because most mods are never adults?? Like what’s the issue????

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  Amongington Us (@BallStrangler45) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Roblox that avatar does not resemble roblox whatsoever btw please fix this roblox thanks

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  ชื่ออะไรซักอย่างนี่แหละ (@wombadbad) reported 34 minutes ago

  @NTE_GL please fix anticheat with Roblox !!!!!!

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  creature masquerading as a human (@YouAreRateLimit) reported 37 minutes ago

  i think that genuinely all roblox had to do was pretend none of the child safety issues were going on and just keep the playerbase happy and a solid 75% of their playerbase would have plugged their ears and pretended with them, but they couldn't even do that

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  thoughtless thot daughter (@athenaapg) reported 37 minutes ago

  i need to fix my pc and start playing games that aren't roblox again

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  cascade 𓆩✧𓆪 (@caviostris) reported 39 minutes ago

  roblox fix ur ******* game ur security is *** AND u incorrectly flag other games with anticheat can u do sth right for once

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  LIAM Lea (@LeaLiam21259) reported 42 minutes ago

  Hello @Twisted_RBX I'm elpepedequepro. There was a problem in 2022 or 2023 with my little cousin. He was using hacks with an app. I didn't realize it, but after school I saw him using hacks on Roblox. So I took his phone and realized I was banned from your game.

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  novae 🫧 (semi-ia) (@niinovaee) reported 46 minutes ago

  Like I lowkey wanna spend it on Roblox mwahahah but like it’s money vroooo im broken asff

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  Bigman (@B1g_mann) reported 49 minutes ago

  @DavidBaszucki what is the purpose of this?? How does this bring Roblox to a better state or fix any major issue with Roblox? You guys should focus more on countering exploits than this.

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  Abby (@AbbyFire75) reported 49 minutes ago

  @ZayaZX2012 @Roblox The moment I click on the link it says no more free trial. Another person on X is having the same problem.

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  nek (@nekstoer) reported 51 minutes ago

  can roblox please fix that stupid ******* studio bug where the drag gets stuck and you have to restart it. i've had it three times in the past ******* hour.

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  CookieDeluxe (@CookieDeluxeYT) reported 51 minutes ago

  @Roblox yo pretty please fix it so I can buy Roblox on Xbox bro

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  sureau (@heyeokah) reported 51 minutes ago

  Uncanny valley triggered. Given all the problems in the world that’s all we need: kids being raised by robots. Roblox is bad enough.

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  🍭.*yuhie.*Nikolais one and only!🕊️💕 (@kolyaklowns) reported 53 minutes ago

  @Roblox Hey Roblox, my account location was manually changed by Roblox Vietnam when I asked them to but the system still treats me like I am still part of the VNG system, no matter how much I contact support nothing is being done about it. when are you going to fix it? @Roblox

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  Black Background With Blue Hat With White Outline (@INVADERINV43791) reported 54 minutes ago

  on second thought this probably isn't the case, I'm not getting any emails from roblox about a new login, I think it really is just a case of incompetency

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  Ren (@Sinddo_) reported 54 minutes ago

  @Natavillain @imso_epic I mean this is completely fair however the problem is that Roblox has terrible online safety and has repeatedly dismissed reports of predators. Even if you monitor your child, the fact that Roblox is infested with Predators and they refuse to act is insane.

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  🐉｜Aesop - Comms Open! (@autismpossum) reported 56 minutes ago

  @Skyeishere9076 does it open the splash screen and immediately close? in that case the fix i found was, reinstalling roblox then restarting my pc