These local teens love transit so much they made a hyperrealistic MBTA bus simulator on Roblox By Jaime Moore-Carrillo Globe Staff,Updated August 19, 2025, 6:00 a.m.

Like YouTube, Roblox started as an online stage for young creators. As the company grows toward 100 million active daily users, contributors are making big money selling games.

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business | Technology Roblox game-buying frenzy is turning teens into millionaires As the company grows toward 100 million active daily users, contributors are finding there’s money to be had.

Roblox modernizes game ownership rules, and teenage developers are cashing in on their creations, earning millions while still in school.

As gaming hits draw tens of millions of simultaneous players, Roblox engineers make sure the internet’s youth never deal with buffering.

Check out these offline-style Roblox games (Image via Roblox) Roblox's major appeal lies in its massive library of user-generated experiences.

Teen developers are striking gold on Roblox (NYSE:RBLX), and investors are quietly pouring in behind the scenes. A 19-year-old who built Blue Lock: Rivalsan anime-inspired soccer gamesold it for ...