Game kits

Finished Roblox games you can open in Roblox Studio, change and publish as your own.

How a kit works

Download

You get a Roblox place file, a setup guide as a PDF, and the licence.

Open and change

Open the file in Roblox Studio. Change the name of the game, the colours, the prices and the stages.

Add your passes and publish

Create your own passes on your Roblox account, paste their numbers into one script, and publish. The guide shows every click.

Kits you can get

The lobby island of Sky Run with a sign, a wins board and a small shop

The first zone: blue and green platforms over white clouds

The second zone at sunset: dark red platforms and tall stone pillars

The third zone at night: glowing platforms and small planets

Obstacle course with 30 stages

Sky Run Obby Kit

$14.99

A complete obstacle course in the sky. It has three zones, ten kinds of obstacle and a shop that is already connected.

What the game has

30 stages in 3 zones, each zone with its own sky and light
10 kinds of obstacle: jumps, lava, moving platforms, blinking platforms, spinners, conveyors, thin beams, jump pads, climbs and falling platforms
Checkpoints that save, so a player who comes back starts where they stopped
Coins, a wins counter, a daily reward and a top 10 board in the lobby
A shop that is ready for 2 passes and 2 products that you create
6 trails that players buy with coins, and a stage picker
A menu that fits phone screens

In the download

The game as a Roblox place file
A 12-page setup guide as a PDF, in English
The licence as a text file

Sales open soon. The payment page is waiting for approval.

More kits are being built

A simulator, a tycoon, a tower defense game and a steal-and-defend game are in the works. Bigger games will cost more. A kit goes on sale only after it passes the same tests.

Why you create the passes yourself

A pass always belongs to one game and to the account that owns that game. Nobody can hand you a pass inside a file. So every kit comes with its pass numbers set to 0. You create your own passes, paste their numbers in, and the Robux from every sale goes to your account.

What was tested

Every kit is played and checked in Roblox Studio before it goes on sale: every stage, every obstacle, the shop and the rewards. Three things cannot be tested before a game is published on an account: buying with real Robux, saving on a live server, and playing on a real phone. You check those yourself, and the setup guide tells you how.

What you may do with a kit

Open the game, change it and rebuild it as much as you like.
Publish it as your own game on Roblox and keep everything it earns.
Use parts of it in other games that you publish yourself.

What you may not do

Sell, share or give away the file, or a changed copy of it, to other people.
Buy one copy for several people. One purchase is for one person, or for one team that works on the same game.

Read the full kit licence →

Questions about kits

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You change names, prices and colours in one settings script, and every line in it is explained. The setup guide shows every click. To add new features you will need to write code, and the free guides on this site are a good place to start.

Can I earn Robux with a game made from a kit?

Yes. You publish the game on your own account, the passes are yours, and what players spend goes to you. Nobody can promise that a game will get players or earn money.

Will other people have the same game?

Yes. Everyone who buys a kit gets the same file. Change the name, the colours and the stages, and add your own ideas. Games that feel different do better.

Can I get my money back?

No. All sales are final and there are no refunds at any stage, because a digital file cannot be returned. Read what is inside before you buy.

Can I share or resell the file?

No. You may publish games made with it, but the file itself is only for you or your team.

Is this allowed on Roblox?

Every kit is built from scratch for Level Zero, from basic parts and its own code. It uses no Toolbox models and no uploaded images or sounds. You publish it on your own account, and from then on the Roblox rules apply to you, as they do to every creator.

Who can buy?

You must be 18 or older to buy. If you are younger, a parent or guardian has to make the purchase.