Roblox begins incorporating Lua scripting, allowing users to create more complex and interactive game experiences.

The launch of Roblox Studio, a dedicated development environment, empowers users to easily create and share their own games and experiences.

Introduction of 'Gear', in-game items that players could purchase and use in different games, affecting gameplay.

Roblox becomes available on iOS and Android devices, significantly expanding its reach.

Enhanced options for avatar customization, allowing users to express their individual identities within the platform.

Roblox is released on Xbox One, bringing the platform to a new gaming console audience.

Roblox introduces support for virtual reality headsets, allowing users to experience Roblox games in immersive VR environments.

Major upgrades to the rendering engine and physics engine, enhancing the visual quality and realism of Roblox games.

Introduction of layered clothing and dynamic heads, further expanding avatar customization options and allowing for more expressive characters.

Increased focus on metaverse integration, AI-powered tools for creators, and enhanced social experiences within the platform.