Roblox Cuts Publishing Questionnaire To One Question
Roblox is lowering the paperwork barrier between a finished build and a live experience, which matters more to the platform's title pipeline than any single feature launch at RDC.
Reporting from 1 source: GameBusiness.jp.
Roblox announced on its Developer Forum a guided publishing flow that walks creators through going live, plus an Invite Early Testers feature. For games without age-restricted content, the maturity and compliance questionnaire that previously ran up to 30 questions is reduced to a single confirmation question. Both roll out to Creator Hub and Studio over the coming weeks.
The maturity and compliance questionnaire that creators once answered in as many as 30 parts now comes down to one confirmation question, provided a game has no age-restricted content. In most regions those games can go live immediately for players aged 16 and over.
Alongside it, Invite Early Testers lets up to 10 people play a game before public release. It is open to age-verified creators aged 9 and over. Personally owned games can invite friends, group-owned games can invite group members, and the owner and invitee should in principle be close in age group. Parents of users under 16 can restrict tester participation, and normal reporting and safety measures apply during testing.
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- GameBusiness.jp Roblox、ゲーム公開時の質問が最大30問から「わずか1問」に―友達を招待して公開前に遊べる新機能も