You can write your topic however you want, but you need to answer these questions:
Look at other games on the platform that centre around gore, hell you can blow heads off with shotguns in some and see the brain inside the head, I think all thatâs needed is for you to make the OPTION to disable gore.
Or an option to enable gore⌠Roblox spins a wheel blindfolded and throws darts at it. Whatever game is hit, gets banned. They really are iffy on their blood policy. By having to manually enabling gore, it could make it less likely for little timmy to see gore as he jumps around on moms ipad.
Tuff question, games like combat warriors have some realistic blood and itâs still up, however games like Redbox with more gore are banned. I might go somewhere in the middle of not like combat warriors.
People donât play games for the goriness, they play it for the functionality, goriness isnât going to make or a break a game, I wouldnât recommend pushing the borders in this area as it could compromise your account/game.
Thatâs putting it lightly. The blood/gore policy is beyond ambiguous.
If youâre implementing blood/gore beyond a small red cloud, you have to have gore opt-in. This is just what Iâve observed many [popular] games doing, so donât quote me on the aforementioned.
On another note, assuming timmyâs mom never enabled parental controls on the ipad in the first place, safari is nothing short of⌠open season.
While thereâs no definitive âgore thresholdâ, one thing I can assure you is that it ultimately boils down to:
How big your game is; aka, how much of a loss would Roblox take if they put their foot down?
â see for yourself
Your account is about to be deleted. Roblox does NOT like ruben sim 
hahaha (jk)
Im not trying to make my game based about gore, but a large chunk of roblox is 13+ and would appreciate bloody shooters, so im trying to add some blood here and there.