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Happy to finally share the newest #99nightsintheforest enemy with you, the Ram! I had a lot of fun making this and I can't wait for you to see what's next! @Cracky4Roblox

@Beartikal Omg sad I didn’t get to see ya at RDC !

It was a beautiful day. 🦅 Don't let it get away. #RDC25

@jandelRblx Best o' the best

Adopt Me's Bug Fixing Band! (Jesse should not be awake still, but he is too powerful for me to stop.)

Threadville is participating in the Hatch event! When we were first approached with the offer, we were excited about the event as an opportunity to showcase our small game's creativity within the bounds of the event requirements; and to a whole sect of players!

Sorry for the long post but I think it must be said. More developers on roblox really need to realize that there are things to learn from any top/successful game. Even if you want to make something completely different! They don't just blow up randomly. I've seen so many devs(even experienced ones) that are like - "xyz game is so dumb/simple/etc, it's brain rot for kids, I don't understand it why it's so popular." I'd be willing to bet most of these people haven't actually tried to understand. They haven't done the dirty work and studied the game. They see the tip of the iceberg and form their complete opinion on it, and they try to belittle the game or the devs who worked on it and water it down to it being undeserving slop - all because it's easier for them to do this instead of actually learning from it. I guarantee you most of the top developers on roblox , even if they don't like or understand a game on the top, are taking notes and respect the game in some capacity because anyone who's maintained a game knows it is hard work. Learning to respect and admire successful games that you dislike is a powerful tool and will give you the advantage over many. People often act like your choice here is to either make a unique passion project, or make a generic, simple project and spam it with micro transactions. This is not the case and is lazy thinking. If you want to create big games that reach a broad audience, you have to follow the principles of what works, and then splash some of your own creativity in on top of that. Most developers have the capability to do this and create something big, but they need to learn how these big games are hooking players, and they need to learn how to water down their project's scope into a format that fits on mobile and for the largest possible demographic. You can share your passionate , unique game ideas with the world and still make it big if you cut out what isn't necessary and mold it into something anyone can play. But if you see these games, talk bad about them, and don't even try to learn about what makes them do well to try to incorporate similar elements into your games, you'll never get there.

@EncodedLua SO PROUD OF YOU <3

12 years ago, I came to my dad with a printed job application. It was my “I want to be an astronaut” moment. Extremely excited to announce that I will be joining #LifeAtRoblox in July!

#Threadville is looking to work with 3D artists! Pass this along to any environmental artists/prop artists/UGC artists. If you're interested, feel free to reach out to me personally on X! I'll do my best to reply! #ROBLOX forms.gle/z2aj3rh6NhdkF4…

Meet Piper, the villain for Act 2 of Threadville! #Threadville #ROBLOX

THREADVILLE ACT 2 TEASER TRAILER #Threadville #ROBLOX

heyyyyyyy, i gotta step out for a bit, you won't mind guarding my journal right? im trusting you not to look, because if you do i WILL know. okayyy thanks :3 :3 #Threadville

Meet Pierre! #Threadville #ROBLOX

@rblx_tyridge77 thats awesome to hear :) happy birthday!

Spending a lil time off for my birthday but happy to share that we recently held our first big playtest for TWW and most things went well. No game breaking bugs just some optimizations to be made. Pretty happy with that considering it’s the first big test in over 2 years of work

Everybody screeeeammmm #Threadville #RobloxDev

DREAMS DO COME TRUE #Threadville #ROBLOX

Threadville! is out!

SECOND TRAILER FOR THREADVILLE + RELEASE DATE OUT NOW #Threadville #ROBLOX

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The Threadville Valentine's Day cards (ignore Rocky he's not feeling well) #Threadville