01
Read a lesson
Start with a clear explanation and a small, practical goal. No experience needed to begin.
Home
From player to creator. THE ROBLOX CREATOR COURSE
You play Roblox.
Now create it.
A clear path from your first idea to a game you can play. Learn the basics, try them in Studio, and build your skills one lesson at a time.
$100 USD / month·Cancel from your account
Beginner friendly Learn at your own pace
A SMALL PROJECT. REAL SKILLS.
My first Roblox gameCOURSE PROJECT
Build this as you learnMODULE 03
Learn it. Build it. Level up.Check off lessons and see your progress grow.
Explore the course
See all21Course modules
84Written lessons
01Game to work toward
Practice in every lesson
LEARNING, MADE SIMPLE
One lesson.
One step forward.
Keep the course on one side and Roblox Studio on the other. Take your time. You always know what to do next.
02
Try it for yourself
Work through the assignment in your own project. Turn what you’ve learned into something you can show.
03
Check it off
Track each lesson, then submit a screenshot of your module assignment. Staff approval unlocks your module XP bonus.
YOUR COURSE, FROM START TO FINISH
Build your skills.
Then build on them.
Nine core modules take you from planning to a playable game. Twelve optional workshops deepen programming, Blender, texturing, building, UI, animation, and recording.
THE LEARNING PATH9 core modules · 36 lessons + optional workshops
Loading the course modules…
SEE HOW FAR YOU’VE COME
A little progress.
A new level.
Each completed lesson earns 100 XP. Submit your module assignment screenshot and earn another 100 XP when a reviewer approves it. Your course level grows with your progress—not with what you spend.
+100 XP per lesson+100 XP per approved module
One reward per completion. Module bonuses require screenshot approval. Leaderboard participation is optional.
YOUR LEARNING JOURNEY
BUILDER
NewcomerBuilderDeveloperCreator
10 levels to work toward
EVERYTHING IN ONE COURSE
Your next step,
all in one place.
A structured course, practical work, and support when you need it. There’s just one membership to choose.
Help from a real developer
One free 60-minute mentorship call is included. Request it from your account when you’re ready. An available mentor accepts your request—there’s no mentor to choose at checkout.
A place to learn together
Meet other learners in the optional members’ Discord. Share your progress, ask questions, and bring your course rank along.
THE ROBLOX CREATOR COURSEALL MODULES
$100 USD / month
Monthly subscription. Cancel from your account.
- All 9 core modules, plus 12 optional workshops
- Assignments to put your skills into practice
- Saved progress, XP, and course levels
- Optional members’ Discord and leaderboard
One free introductory mentor call60 minutes · One time · Request after joining
$100 USD billed each month until cancelled. The introductory call is included once, not monthly. Course and members’ Discord access require a paid membership. Any applicable taxes are shown before payment.
Not sure yet? Read the first lesson for free.BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Good questions.
Clear answers.
For learners and parents.
No guesswork about what you’re joining.
Can I start with no experience?
Yes. Start with planning a small game, then work through Studio, scripting foundations, and the steps toward a playable project. You don’t need to know how to code before opening the first lesson.
Are the lessons videos or written?
The current course has 84 written lessons and practical assignments across 21 modules. Read at your own pace and try the assignments in your project. A video library is not included in this version.
What do I need to get started?
You can read lessons on a phone or computer. For practical work, you’ll need a computer that can run Roblox Studio. Start with the free lesson to see how the course works before subscribing.
How does the included mentorship call work?
After joining, request your free 60-minute call from your account. Tell us what you need help with and when you’re available. An available mentor accepts your request and proposes a time for you to confirm. You don’t select a mentor. This introductory call is included once and does not renew each month or after resubscribing.
Can I cancel my subscription?
Yes. Manage or cancel your subscription from your account. When you cancel at the end of your billing period, you keep access for the time you’ve already paid for. Your saved course progress stays on your account.
What should parents know?
This is a recurring $100 USD monthly course subscription, not a one-time purchase. Account holders must meet the age requirements in our Terms, and learners who need permission to purchase must involve a parent or guardian. Discord is optional and has its own age requirements. Lessons and course progress do not depend on joining Discord.
Does completing the course guarantee success?
No. The course gives you a structured introduction and assignments to practice. It does not guarantee players, income, or a job. Progress depends on what you build, test, and improve.
START WITH YOUR FIRST LESSONYour first game
Your first game
starts with you.
$100 USD / month · Cancel from your account
Terms of Use
Effective October 14, 2026 · Version 2026-10-14
These rules apply to browsing Roversity, reading lessons, submitting assignments, attending mentorship, and participating in Roversity-managed community spaces. Read them with the Terms of Service, Cancellation and Refund Policy, and Privacy Notice.
Learn, build, and use the material fairly
An active membership gives one learner a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable right to access the paid course for learning. You may take personal notes and use the ideas and Roversity-authored example code in your own original games, including commercial games. A separately identified third-party license takes priority for that third-party material. An example is a learning starting point, not a warranty that a feature is secure or suitable for every production game.
You may not republish, sell, sublicense, systematically scrape, or distribute the paid lessons, illustrations, recordings, assessment materials, or a substantially equivalent copy of the course. Do not share an account, extract paid content for non-members, remove attribution, or use our branding in a way that suggests endorsement. These restrictions do not limit statutory exceptions, permitted quotation with attribution, or rights granted by an applicable open-source license.
Your projects and submissions remain yours
You keep ownership of your original code, models, artwork, screenshots, and other work. By submitting material, you grant us only the rights reasonably needed to store it, display it to you and authorized reviewers, evaluate it, and provide the service. That permission is not a transfer of ownership or permission to publish your work in marketing. We need separate permission before using a private assignment or mentorship recording as a promotional example.
Submit only work you own or have permission to share. Attribute third-party assets and code and describe your own contribution. Remove other people's personal information, confidential project information, passwords, tokens, and private keys from screenshots and notes. Do not submit real payment details or identity documents as assignment evidence.
Assignment evidence, review, and XP
Only mark a lesson practiced after you have worked through its task. To receive the module's 100 XP bonus, submit the requested screenshot evidence and receive staff approval. Uploading an image or completing every lesson does not automatically approve an assignment. A reviewer may request changes and explain what needs improvement; you may revise and resubmit.
Screenshots must genuinely show the requested work and its result. Do not impersonate another learner, submit someone else's work as your own, manufacture proof, exploit duplicate rewards, or manipulate XP and leaderboard records. We may correct mistaken or fraudulent progress records and provide a way to ask for a review of that decision.
Optional specialist workshops and “Go deeper” sections are not requirements for core-course completion. Reading more does not create an obligation to buy software or submit extra mandatory work. A rank, completion badge, or XP total is not an accredited certificate or a promise of professional competency.
Responsible use of language-model tools
Learn to write, test, and explain your work independently. You may use an assistant to research documentation, identify questions to investigate, or critique a solution you understand. Do not present generated work as evidence of an independent task you did not perform. Follow any task-specific restrictions, disclose material assistance when relevant to assessment, and verify suggestions against the actual tool behavior. Never paste secrets or a client's private code into a third-party assistant without permission.
Respect other learners and mentors
No harassment, threats, discrimination, sexual content involving minors, grooming, doxxing, impersonation, spam, scams, or unlawful material. Keep feedback constructive and appropriate for the community. Do not pressure learners to move to private contact, purchase unrelated services, or disclose personal information. Report safety concerns to support; use local emergency services for immediate danger.
Discord is optional and governed by Discord's own terms and local age requirements. Do not join below those requirements. Private student channels require current membership. An independent Discord moderation action does not prevent you from using support to manage billing or assert your rights. Public posts in community channels are visible to that channel's members; do not treat them as confidential storage.
Protect the service and other people's systems
Do not bypass authentication, role restrictions, payment checks, staff reauthentication, upload controls, or rate limits. Do not upload malware, probe other accounts, abuse refunds, automate unwanted traffic, or interfere with availability. Report a suspected vulnerability privately with enough information to reproduce it safely; do not access or disclose another person's data while investigating.
Having paid membership, a Discord role, a particular display name, or a link to a staff page does not confer administrative authority. Staff permissions are assigned by the operator and checked on the server.
Mentorship conduct and recording
Prepare a focused question, attend the agreed time, and respect the 60-minute session. A mentor provides education and feedback, not an unlimited programming or asset-production service. You must have permission to show any project brought to a call. Do not ask mentors to cheat, exploit games, bypass restrictions, or perform unlawful work.
No party may record a private mentorship call or share its recording without the informed agreement of every participant and any additional consent required by law, including a guardian's consent where applicable. Roversity does not require recording for participation. Confirm any recording purpose, who can access it, and how long it will be kept before recording starts.
Reports and enforcement
Contact support@aberrationtechnologies.com with the relevant page, content, or booking reference. For intellectual-property complaints, identify the protected work, the allegedly infringing content, why you have authority to report it, and a contact method. Do not include secret credentials. We may request information reasonably necessary to assess the report.
We may remove prohibited material or restrict features proportionately to a substantiated breach. Where practicable, we will explain the action and allow you to request reconsideration. Urgent safety and security actions may occur first. Enforcement does not override the cancellation, refund, or statutory protections in the Terms of Service.