Roblox is launching a new licensing platform to streamline the process for IP rights holders to partner with creators on the gaming platform.

Gamers will see more licensed content from studios like Lionsgate and Netflix on Roblox as the gaming platform launches

The question of “legality” is something that has plagued Roblox almost since its inception. Unlike a certain other building game, it wasn’t just a case of players “using materials to recreate things from other IPs they love,

Roblox (RBLX) unveiled a new feature on Tuesday that allows studios and creators to license their characters and other creative assets for use within the Roblox gaming platform. The company announced initial partnerships with Netflix (NFLX),

Roblox is launching a new licensing platform that will make it easier for companies to offer their intellectual property (IP) to creators so they can build approved experiences. The platform includes a license manager that “equips rights holders with new self-serve IP management tools” and a licenses catalog that creators can browse and use to apply for “licensed use of IP,

Sega are offering Roblox creators the chance to make officially licenced Like a Dragon spin-off games, provided they stick to the lore.

Roblox is rewriting the rules of branded experiences with the launch of a new self-serve licensing platform, making it easier than ever for creators to legally build games and immersive worlds around blockbuster intellectual property (IP).

Roblox announced Thursday that it’s launching new safeguards for people who are between the ages of 13 and 18. The company is introducing “Trusted Connections” to allows these users to connect more freely with people they know, alongside age estimation technology, more privacy tools, and insights for parents of teens.