The people behind the games.
Who works at SoraBlox and how we build a game.
A small team that patches fast
The people who write the Luau are the same ones tuning the economy and answering Discord tickets, usually in the same afternoon.
SoraBlox
Roblox community · founded by @archon79797
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Members
Group members get in-game titles and reward drops, and the group is where feature requests make it onto the roadmap.
Open the groupSix disciplines, all in-house
Everything players touch is built by people who will still be here when it breaks.
Engineering
Everything is Luau, managed with Rojo and typed. ProfileService saves player data, and replicated state holds up when a server is full. It all lives in version control, so nobody improvises a fix in Studio at 2am.
Economy design
We work out progression and the currency sinks and faucets in a spreadsheet before any of it becomes a data table. When players find the hole we missed, we tune it against live telemetry.
Art and UI
Low-poly assets that keep mobile draw calls down, and interfaces that stay readable on a phone held at arm's length in a moving car. People really do play like that, so we design for it.
Community
Somebody answers the Discord, and the moderators have real coverage. More of our features start in the complaints channel than in a planning doc.
Live operations
We run the content calendar, seasonal events, code drops and offer tests. None of it is glamorous, but it is what keeps players around after the launch spike fades.
Security
The server has the final say on game state by default, and remotes are rate limited. Purchase flows are audited, and we patch exploit reports fast.
Four rules we do not bend
Built for day thirty
A day on the front page doesn't last. We build for the player who comes back a month later, and we tune the economy until they do.
We measure what we ship
Every system goes out with telemetry. If we can't see how players use a feature, we don't release it.
Small team, short chain
The person who spots a problem talks straight to the person who fixes it, so we patch in hours.
Our community sets the roadmap
We read what our 285,000 members tell us. Half of our best features started as complaints in the Discord.
Come find out for yourself.
Play the games, then tell us in the Discord what's broken. Most of what we build comes out of that feedback.