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The Sims on Roblox: work a town job, save your pay, and design the house you build with it.
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The best house-building game on Roblox. Kids take a job in town, save up, and spend hours designing a home floor by floor.
It is free now. The money question moves to the shop, where Robux buy in-game cash and the building tools many kids want, like extra floors and basements.
Servers are small, 12 players, which keeps it calmer than the biggest roleplay games. It is still Roblox chat, so check the settings first.
Best for about 8 to 15. An 8-year-old can work jobs and decorate a starter house, especially with a parent nearby. Around 10, kids start planning whole houses and saving toward them. Teens often treat it as a design tool.
Kids work a job, earn money and build a home. Roblox rates it suitable for everyone, and the roleplay is mostly family life, jobs and decorating.
The build mode is deep: floor plans, walls, rooms, furniture and lighting. Kids spend hours designing houses they planned themselves.
Small 12-player servers keep it calmer than the biggest roleplay games, but it is still Roblox chat, and Robux buys money and key building passes.
Saving up for a house teaches budgeting and patience, and designing one teaches space and layout. Jobs reward focus and doing a task well.
Welcome to Bloxburg drops a player into a small town with a plot of land and little money. The way forward is a job. There are 14 of them: delivering pizza on a moped for Pizza Planet, making orders at Bloxy Burgers, scanning groceries or stocking shelves at the supermarket, scooping ice cream, mining and more. Each shift pays based on work level, how well you do the task and your character's mood.
The money goes into the house, and the house is where kids spend their time. Build mode handles walls, floors, windows, rooms, furniture, lighting and yards. Kids plan layouts, knock out walls and redo kitchens. It is the closest thing on Roblox to The Sims 4, and many kids treat it as a design game first.
Bloxburg opened in 2014 from the studio of creator Coeptus and charged 25 Robux to get in for almost ten years. On June 15, 2024, it went free. It has passed 10 billion visits.
The spending moved to the shop. Robux buy in-game cash, $1,000 for 20 Robux up to $500,000 for 6,000 Robux, and passes unlock building tools many kids want: Multiple Floors (360), Large Plot (250), Basements (100), Advanced Placing (250), Transform Plus (600). A kid can build a nice house without any of them, but a two-story house needs the pass. That is worth knowing before the first request.
Servers hold 12 players, and much of the play is solo building or a few people roleplaying a family or a workday. That makes it quieter than giant roleplay towns like Brookhaven RP. It is still Roblox: chat and roleplay with strangers follow your kid's account settings.
For a kid who loves the building and would rather skip the shop and the chat, Animal Crossing: New Horizons and Minecraft scratch the same itch. More on roleplay games in Adopt Me! and Roblox roleplay.
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