An Obby game set in a Mini Golf Course world focused on Puzzle Rooms, but you can only see in black and white.
- Obby
- Mini Golf Course
- Puzzle Rooms
- Skip Stage Tokens
- Pet Follower
- Obby Master Title
- Mini Golf Course Pet Companion
Your first Roblox game should be small enough to finish. Shipping a tiny game teaches you more than abandoning a huge one, and a finished game is something you can share, improve, and learn from.
Every idea on this page uses a beginner-friendly genre and a mechanic that doesn't need complex systems like trading or data-heavy progression, so you can build the core in a weekend with basic parts and short scripts.
Roll a small, beginner-friendly idea you can build and publish in a weekend.
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An Obby game set in a Mini Golf Course world focused on Puzzle Rooms, but you can only see in black and white.
A Puzzle game set in a Space world focused on Exploration, where the floor changes color and only one color is safe.
An Escape Room game set in a Bakery world focused on Speedrunning, but you can only see in black and white.
A Hide and Seek game set in a Toy Store world focused on Time Trials, with a leaderboard for chaos.
An Obby game set in a Bug World world focused on Photo Hunting, but you bounce instead of walk.
A Puzzle game set in a Moon Base world focused on Gliding, where the floor changes color and only one color is safe.
An Escape Room game set in a Penguin Iceberg world focused on Gliding, where the floor changes color and only one color is safe.
A Hide and Seek game set in a Wizard Academy world focused on Exploration, but you can only see in black and white.
An Obby game set in a Medieval world focused on Time Trials, where the floor changes color and only one color is safe.
A Puzzle game set in a Desert Oasis world focused on Map Painting, with a leaderboard for chaos.
An Escape Room game set in a Train Station world focused on Time Trials, but the camera is top-down.
A Hide and Seek game set in a Farm world focused on Speedrunning, with a leaderboard for chaos.
An obby. It only needs parts, a kill brick script, and checkpoints, and you can publish a playable version the same day. Our step-by-step obby guide walks through it.
Not much. Obbies and escape rooms need only short scripts, and our build plans include copy-ready Luau starter scripts for every idea.
The ideas on this page are scoped as a solo weekend: build the core in two or three days, then polish over the next week.
Something a little bigger in a genre you enjoy, like a small tycoon or simulator. Read our scoping guide before you start.