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Roblox plans browser support and offline play features
The platform plans browser access and offline capabilities, according to Engadget.
The short version
- Roblox announced it will introduce browser-based play by the end of 2026, starting exclusively on Google Chrome.[Engadget]
- The company plans to roll out offline solo play options in mid-2027 for creator-supported titles.[Engadget]
- Developers will also gain the ability to distribute their titles as standalone apps across PC, consoles, and mobile devices.[Engadget]
Key facts
- Roblox announced browser-based gaming scheduled to launch by the end of 2026.[Engadget]
- Browser-based access will initially launch as an exclusive feature for Chrome users.[Engadget]
- Offline solo play functionality is slated to release in mid-2027 where enabled by creators.[Engadget]
- Creators will be permitted to package games as standalone applications for consoles, PC, and mobile.[Engadget]
What remains uncertain
- Specific dates for supporting web browsers beyond Google Chrome have not been detailed.[Engadget]
Sources
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