It seems like collaborations for Roblox know no bounds, as it was announced earlier today that the hit metaverse and game creation title is getting into the world of K-Pop. To celebrate the upcoming release of their new album, HOP, Stray Kids is getting its own capsule collection in the game.
The capsule collection includes several items from clothes to hair to weapons, each of which you can equip to your characters to replicate your favorite stars. You can see the full list of Stray Kids merchandise that is being turned into Roblox items and their prices in-game, down below:
- Stray Kids Bang Chan Hat with Bandana (100)
- Stray Kids Changbin Stylish Jacket (80)
- Stray Kids Felix Hop Beanie 100
- Stray Kids Han Hop Hoodie (70)
- Stray Kids Hyunjin Skinny Tie 70
- Stray Kids I.N 34 Jersey (70)
- Stray Kids Lee Know Black Jacket (80)
- Stray Kids Lightstick (145)
- Stray Kids Seungmin White Jacket (125)
Since this is just part 1, we should get more with part 2.
Roblox was originally released back in 2006, serving as a platform for people to create and host games using the programming language Lua. The game grew to prominence back in the later stages of 2010 and skyrocketed to over 164 million active users monthly during the pandemic.
Alongside this growth, Roblox has also received its fair share of criticism regarding marketing products to children since the majority of its users are under the age of 16. Even though it is a free-to-play title, microtransactions resulted in earning the company a projected revenue of $2.29 billion as of 2020.
Individual creators in Roblox have also yielded significant profits, with several turning it into a full-time job by creating items in-game. According to Vogue Business, totals for some creators have even managed to eclipse the six-figure mark of over $100,000.
The Roblox x Stray Kids collection is currently available via the marketplace. For more information on the game and any other upcoming collaborations, be sure to check back to Simulation Daily.
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