Roblox policy compliance

Roblox Policy Compliance

Goal

Reduce moderation, takedown, trust, and legal risk. Roblox policies can change, so verify current official Roblox rules before final compliance advice.

Source Rule

For policy-sensitive work, check official Roblox sources before giving final advice. Prefer:

• Roblox Community Standards.
• Roblox Creator Hub publishing, monetization, advertising, and promotion docs.
• Roblox Terms, privacy, subscription, advertising, and restricted content policies when relevant.

If current official sources cannot be checked, state that limitation clearly and treat the answer as a non-final risk review.

High-Risk Areas

Review:

• Paid random items, loot boxes, gacha, pet eggs, drop tables, and odds disclosure.
• Developer products, subscriptions, game passes, and premium benefits.
• Advertising claims, sponsored content, branded content, and influencer disclosure.
• Maturity labels, age suitability, restricted content, horror, violence, gambling-like mechanics, and regulated goods.
• Off-platform links, Discord/social links, personal information, and privacy.
• Intellectual property, copied assets, music, logos, brands, and user-generated content.
• Scams, misleading content, fake rewards, fake scarcity, and impersonation.
• Trading, gifting, currency, and player-to-player value exchange.

Compliance Review Workflow

1. Identify the feature, audience, monetization, data collected, and player value involved.
2. Check current official Roblox policy for each high-risk area.
3. Map concrete risks to specific game surfaces.
4. Recommend design or copy changes.
5. Add a pre-publish checklist item when the risk can recur.

Output

Return:

• Policy areas checked.
• Risk level.
• Required or recommended changes.
• Unresolved policy questions.
• Official sources used.

Next

Apply any required disclosures to the store page with roblox-publishing-discovery, and gate the build on the compliance checklist in roblox-release-operations.