Hundreds of have reported outages and connection errors with the popular game.

Data on website Downdetector showed a huge spike in issues with the just after 10am. Over 700 users have reported experiencing issues with Roblox in the UK and he outage seems to be affecting the server connection the most as well as the website.

Many people have taken to social media to enquire if others have also been affected, with one gamer writing on X: "Anyone have and can't load Roblox? It's been down since this morning."

Another person replied: "Yes same issue for us too. Hopefully fixed soon. Kids not happy." People using Vodafone connections in particular have been reporting problems.

"That's actually so intriguing how it's only vodafone users," read another comment on X. While a further said: "The Amazon websites are bugging and Roblox runs with Amazon. Vodafone had too much AWS servers open and fried their own AWS boards."

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While one gamer wrote: "Dear Roblox, I am absolutely FED UP with your garbage servers! How is it that in 2025, a multi-billion-dollar company still can’t keep its game running smoothly?

"Every single time I try to play, I get disconnected, experience insane lag, or get hit with the dreaded "Lost Connection to the Server" message. Are you seriously telling me you can’t afford to fix this nonsense?"

Roblox is a free online platform where users build their own virtual worlds and they can play games they have created themselves or by others. Once you sign up, you can play an infinite number of games and chat with other users while appearing as in-game 'avatars'.

"Every day millions of people come to Roblox to create, play and connect with each other in experiences built by our global community of creators," it states on its website.

Roblox was released in 2006 but it took its time to reach prominence amid the rise of other online gaming platforms that outshone it. Slowly it began to have more players from around 10 years ago and really came to the forefront during the Covid-19 pandemic when kids were stuck at home with little to do.

It was estimated to have had over 164m monthly users in August 2020 and half of all children under 16 in the United States are said to have played it.

But it has also been criticised as a dangerous place for children due to exposure to inappropriate content. And there has also been concern over people being drawn into spending more money as if users want to to upgrade their avatar or get specific upgrades, they have to spent real money on Robux, the in-game currency.