I’m currently working on a pirate game with a few friends, and we had the idea to also add some sort of beverage that would get the player drunk and cause them to stumble and potentially fall off their ship if they had too much.
Not sure if this is allowed on roblox though, despite that it’s not a realistic depiction of alcohol and would probably be called Grog.
“17+ experiences on Roblox may include references to, and depictions of, alcohol use and intoxicated behavior” You are allowed to have a game where the player is intoxicated, as long as the experience is 17+
It’s important to note that players can only be intoxicated from alcohol, and the effects should mimic alcohol intoxication, NOT other drugs, such as marijuana. Read below for more:
"However, we prohibit users from discussing, depicting, or promoting illegal and some regulated goods, including:
Illegal and regulated drugs, including marijuana and the misuse of prescription or over-the-counter drugs, and the depiction of intoxication as a result of these substances
Drug, tobacco, vaping, or other smoking paraphernalia
Dietary supplements and enhancers such as weight loss pills and steroids"
Please never just assume you are giving advice to someone who is dealing with a 17+ experience.
Imagine the worst case scenario. (No offence @Sirewags, I’m just using this as an example)
You tell Outlaw that “This is allowed, yes.” and they don’t read any further than that so they put it in their game. Then it gets released as an all ages experience…
I’d rather stay on the safe side when trying to give advice.
The reference I gave was for 17+ experiences, not the standard game. Anyone with a bit of competency would understand that when I say “17+ experiences” it means 17+ experiences. If the game is not a 17+ experience, then obviously it is not allowed.
The author asked “What is the line on roblox when it comes to beverages” and I provided that 17+ experiences are allowed to have it, which they are. Not once did I mention that other experiences are allowed to do this, because they aren’t.
Per the 17+ guidelines: “17+ experiences on Roblox may include references to, and depictions of, alcohol use and intoxicated behavior”. I don’t see why anyone would think this is for the standard of roblox, because it is not.
When an experience is listed as 17+, it is made specifically for people who are over the age of 17. It does not mean it is for every game. Roblox recently allowed the use of alcohol in 17+ experiences.
At the end of the day, it’s the game creator’s due diligence to ensure that their game complies with roblox standards.