Understanding Roblox Content Maturity Levels
Learn how Roblox rates games and how to restrict content to protect your child from inappropriate material.
The Four Maturity Labels
RECOMMENDED
- • Occasional mild violence only
- • Light unrealistic blood (cartoon)
- • Occasional mild fear
- • No crude humor
Examples:
Adopt Me!, MeepCity, Build A Boat for Treasure
PARENT REVIEW
- • Repeated mild violence
- • Heavy unrealistic blood
- • Mild crude humor
- • Repeated mild fear
Examples:
Natural Disaster Survival, Tower of Hell
NOT FOR YOUNG CHILDREN
- • Moderate violence
- • Light realistic blood
- • Moderate crude humor
- • Unplayable gambling shown
- • Moderate fear elements
BLOCKED
- • Strong violence
- • Heavy realistic blood
- • Romantic themes
- • Alcohol references
- • Strong language
Requires age verification (18+) to access
How to Set Content Restrictions
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Navigate to Content settings:
SettingsParental ControlsContent - 2Move the slider to "Minimal" (most restrictive)
- 3This is the DEFAULT for verified under-9 accounts
- 1
Navigate to Content settings:
SettingsParental ControlsContent - 2Recommend keeping at "Minimal" or "Mild"
- 3Review each level's description before changing
Account Restrictions (Maximum Protection)
The "Nuclear Option" for Maximum Safety
Account Restrictions provides the highest level of protection by severely limiting what your child can access.
Enables:
- Only Roblox-curated safe experiences
- Blocks developer-made chat systems
Disables:
- ALL chat, messaging, social features
- Access to non-curated games
Perfect for:
Very young children (5-7) or any child who needs maximum supervision
How to enable:
Blocking Specific Experiences
If there are specific games you don't want your child to access, you can block them individually.
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Navigate to Blocked Experiences:
SettingsParental ControlsBlocked Experiences - 2Click the + icon to add a game
- 3Search for the experience name
- 4Click "Block" to add it to your blocked list
Games to Consider Blocking
Red Flag Indicators
- • Any "Club" or "Hangout" in the title
- • "Dating" or "Romance" themed games
- • Games with "17+" in description
- • Horror games (for young kids)
- • Simulator games with gambling mechanics
Specific Examples
- • Murder Mystery 2 - Violence themes
- • Doors - Horror, scary for young kids
- • Da Hood - Violence, inappropriate behavior
- • FortBlox - Battle royale shooter with weapons
- • Any dating simulators
Automatically Blocked for Under 13
These types of games are automatically restricted for accounts verified as under 13—no action needed:
- • Social hangout games (unstructured socializing)
- • Free-form creation games (whiteboards, spray paint)
- • Games with mature role-play potential
- • 17+ rated content